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Jefferson Healthcare seeks community input on draft strategic plan

Next listening session is Monday

The north end of the Point Hudson Marina is gone, leaving a gaping opening to the marina until it is replaced with a newer breakwater, expected to be in March. The south side will be replaced after the Wooden Boat Festival next September. The M/V Salish is in the background and completing a Monday morning run from Coupeville to Port Townsend. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)
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Point Hudson breakwater removed

The north end of the Point Hudson Marina is gone, leaving a gaping opening to the marina until it is replaced with a newer breakwater,… Continue reading

The north end of the Point Hudson Marina is gone, leaving a gaping opening to the marina until it is replaced with a newer breakwater, expected to be in March. The south side will be replaced after the Wooden Boat Festival next September. The M/V Salish is in the background and completing a Monday morning run from Coupeville to Port Townsend. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Investors, businesses to share success stories

Event to be conducted at Finnriver Farm

Controversial Clallam County RV park set for approval

Despite continued complaints from neighbors, the Clallam County Commissioners have scheduled approval of a binding site plan for the Island View RV… Continue reading

Driver arrested, airlifted after rollover on Highway 20

A Bremerton man was airlifted to Tacoma General Hospital from Silverdale on Monday morning after his van rolled over and struck multiple trees and a… Continue reading

Ariel Juarez, 3, gets a piece of candy from Bre Fitzgerald of Sisters & Co on West First Street in Port Angeles as her dad, Robert Jennings, observes during downtown Halloween festivities on Monday. Nicky Jennings, left, is dressed as the Wicked Witch of the West and Fitzgerald is Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)
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Lots of treats

Ariel Juarez, 3, gets a piece of candy from Bre Fitzgerald of Sisters & Co on West First Street in Port Angeles as her dad,… Continue reading

Ariel Juarez, 3, gets a piece of candy from Bre Fitzgerald of Sisters & Co on West First Street in Port Angeles as her dad, Robert Jennings, observes during downtown Halloween festivities on Monday. Nicky Jennings, left, is dressed as the Wicked Witch of the West and Fitzgerald is Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)
Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ Sequim Police Department deputy chief Mike Hill reports that a nonpartisan group of ballot box observers at 651 W. Washington St. have not broken any laws and have obeyed state law despite some residents' calls of concern about alleged harassment. “Harassment isn’t passive … and just sitting in a public place,” he said.

Observers watching at ballot dropboxes

Police say no laws are being broken

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ Sequim Police Department deputy chief Mike Hill reports that a nonpartisan group of ballot box observers at 651 W. Washington St. have not broken any laws and have obeyed state law despite some residents' calls of concern about alleged harassment. “Harassment isn’t passive … and just sitting in a public place,” he said.

Port of Port Angeles receives federal grant for infrastructure project

Funds to improve only water interface on Olympic Peninsula

Sims Way poplars to be trimmed before planned removal next year

Project will allow utility more reliability during storm season

A wool waulking performance is planned at the first annual Fiber Festival: From Sheep to Shawl at Worthington Park in Quilcene.

First Quilcene Fiber Festival set for Saturday

Worthington Park in Quilcene will be the site of the first Fiber Festival: From Sheep to Shawl on Saturday. The festival will be… Continue reading

A wool waulking performance is planned at the first annual Fiber Festival: From Sheep to Shawl at Worthington Park in Quilcene.
Georgina Sappier-Richardson (Passamaquoddy) holds her childhood photo. (Jeremy Dennis)

Native child welfare topic of documentary, discussion

‘Dawnland’ tells of experiences of children forcibly removed from homes

Georgina Sappier-Richardson (Passamaquoddy) holds her childhood photo. (Jeremy Dennis)

OlyCAP’s basic income program pays off

Payments have big impact, recipients say

Sequim man shot in standoff identified

A 49-year-old man who was shot and killed after an hours-long standoff in September has been identified. Mark Nichols, Clallam County prosecuting attorney… Continue reading

First Fed sets date for centennial celebration

Bank with branches across Peninsula to have festivities in hometown

Forks football players suspected of hazing fellow player

Alleged incident triggers criminal investigation

Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News Port Townsend’s Harry Dudley, center, whose family has owned the historic Hastings building in downtown Port Townsend since it was built in 1889, shows off an Italian stone fireplace, one of the highlighted features on the Haunted Histories and Mysteries of Port Townsend tour produced by the Main Street Organization, as he conducts a tour on Friday. For more about the multi-venue festival, which continues today, see ptmainstreet.org.
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Mysteries and histories in Port Townsend

Port Townsend’s Harry Dudley, center, whose family has owned the historic Hastings building in downtown Port Townsend since it was built in 1889, shows off… Continue reading

Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News Port Townsend’s Harry Dudley, center, whose family has owned the historic Hastings building in downtown Port Townsend since it was built in 1889, shows off an Italian stone fireplace, one of the highlighted features on the Haunted Histories and Mysteries of Port Townsend tour produced by the Main Street Organization, as he conducts a tour on Friday. For more about the multi-venue festival, which continues today, see ptmainstreet.org.

Quilcene Bay now open for shellfish gathering

Other beaches remain closed to recreational harvesting

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Winborn pay, benefits outlined

Settlement details outlined

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Drug Take Back Day is Saturday in Clallam, Jefferson counties

Unwanted prescription drugs can be taken for safe disposal

Police investigators work outside the home of Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in San Francisco, Friday, Oct. 28, 2022. Paul Pelosi, was attacked and severely beaten by an assailant with a hammer who broke into their San Francisco home early Friday, according to people familiar with the investigation. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Nancy Pelosi’s husband assaulted with hammer in home

AP source: Assailant shouted ‘Where is Nancy?’ in attack

  • Oct 28, 2022
  • By Kevin Freking, Michael Balsamo and Colleen Long The Associated Press
Police investigators work outside the home of Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in San Francisco, Friday, Oct. 28, 2022. Paul Pelosi, was attacked and severely beaten by an assailant with a hammer who broke into their San Francisco home early Friday, according to people familiar with the investigation. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)