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Quiet opening Thursday precedes Seahawks Saturday

Paul Gottlieb.

Special legislative coverage

Former Senior Reporter Paul Gottlieb has been coaxed out of retirement to cover the state legislative session for the Peninsula Daily News.… Continue reading

Paul Gottlieb.

Abortion measures among early bill filings

State Legislature opens its biennial budget season

  • Jan 11, 2023
  • By Paul Gottlieb for Peninsula Daily News

Jefferson PUD considers taking over meter reading

Current 10-year contract expires this February

New director takes aim at DCD backlog

Plan proposed to Clallam County commissioners

Trumpeter swans fly over wetlands along Center Road in Chimacum. The trumpeter swan is the heaviest American bird and also the largest, with a wingspan up to 8 feet. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Swans in flight

Trumpeter swans fly over wetlands along Center Road in Chimacum. The trumpeter swan is the heaviest American bird and also the largest, with a wingspan… Continue reading

Trumpeter swans fly over wetlands along Center Road in Chimacum. The trumpeter swan is the heaviest American bird and also the largest, with a wingspan up to 8 feet. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Angeles Millwork purchases property

Former Sears building to be rental facility

Vivian Hansen, left, will oversee Peninsula Daily News’ customer service department. She is joined at the front desk by Llewellynn Foulk, center, and Kathleen Boyd. (Alyssa Brown/Peninsula Daily News)

PDN adds customer service supervisor

We have heard you and we’re fixing it. We know it seemed to many of you that we weren’t listening at all. But we were… Continue reading

Vivian Hansen, left, will oversee Peninsula Daily News’ customer service department. She is joined at the front desk by Llewellynn Foulk, center, and Kathleen Boyd. (Alyssa Brown/Peninsula Daily News)
Robert Flagg of Port Townsend looks down at a massive log that is jammed under a section of the pier at the Northwest Maritime Center on Monday. The log was washed in by recent king tides and winds and caused minor damage to the railing, which has been repaired. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Washed ashore

Robert Flagg of Port Townsend looks down at a massive log that is jammed under a section of the pier at the Northwest Maritime Center… Continue reading

Robert Flagg of Port Townsend looks down at a massive log that is jammed under a section of the pier at the Northwest Maritime Center on Monday. The log was washed in by recent king tides and winds and caused minor damage to the railing, which has been repaired. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)
“Elwha” by Roger Mosley.

Gallery features photography this month

Harbor Art aritsts to be on hand on Second Saturday

“Elwha” by Roger Mosley.

Haller Foundation contributes $40K toward Sequim CTE effort

Grant to aid in getting state help for vocational facility

Port Townsend seeks public feedback on golf course

First of three open house events set for Wednesday

Sequim man sentenced to seven years for child molestation

A 66-year-old Sequim man was sentenced to seven years in prison in late December after admitting he molested a child. George Henry… Continue reading

Changes ahead for the PDN

For more than a century, the Peninsula Daily News has served our readers as the leading local news and information source on the North Olympic… Continue reading

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The Port Angeles Red Lion Hotel and adjoining 48º North Waterfront Restaurant, shown on Friday, is slated for rennovation and restaurant expansion.

Red Lion Hotel getting makeover

Interior, exterior changes in works

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The Port Angeles Red Lion Hotel and adjoining 48º North Waterfront Restaurant, shown on Friday, is slated for rennovation and restaurant expansion.

State’s legislative session to start Monday

New budget to be finalized

  • Jan 7, 2023
  • By Lisa Baumann The Associated Press

Renovation to impact Crab Festival

A big tent needs a big space and a festival celebrating seafood needs to be on the water. The Red Lion Hotel’s… Continue reading

NOAA fisheries photo

In one month, three cities proclaim rights for Southern Resident Orcas

Port Townsend leads nation in Rights of Nature declarations

NOAA fisheries photo