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Rep. Mike Chapman.

State reps speak on legislation

Housing, police reform, transportation discussed

Rep. Mike Chapman.
Ben Casserd keeps his terrier Half Pint close by as he manages downtown Port Townsend’s Winter Welcoming Center. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

Winter Welcoming Center continues into spring

Morning refuge offered through April 25

Ben Casserd keeps his terrier Half Pint close by as he manages downtown Port Townsend’s Winter Welcoming Center. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)
Lissa Bennett, owner of Friendly Natives Plant and Design, pauses in her work on a rainy day at the end of March in Happy Valley. Emily Matthiessen/Olympic Peninsula News Group

Nursery offers native plants

Help for restoring local habitat

  • Apr 12, 2022
  • By Emily Matthiessen Olympic Peninsula News Group
  • Clallam County
Lissa Bennett, owner of Friendly Natives Plant and Design, pauses in her work on a rainy day at the end of March in Happy Valley. Emily Matthiessen/Olympic Peninsula News Group
Coronavirus

Peninsula back in moderate-risk category

Health officials say masking is recommended, not required

The Creative District art marker outside the Port Townsend Community Center is among the sculptures, installed around the city last year, that have become canvases for various viewpoints. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

Port Townsend’s art markers bear color, commentary

Expressions surface on wooden sculptures installed last spring

The Creative District art marker outside the Port Townsend Community Center is among the sculptures, installed around the city last year, that have become canvases for various viewpoints. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)
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Sequim approves development of 82 homes off West Sequim Bay Road

Second access road dependent on fire safety approval

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Peninsula College.

Forums begin for Peninsula College president finalists

Meetings set today, Friday, April 18-19

Peninsula College.
Photographer/videographer John Gussman will receive the North Olympic Land Trust’s Out Standing in the Field honor at the organization’s Conservation Breakfast online event on April 22.

Gussman to receive Land Trust’s ‘Out Standing’ honor

Photographer’s work highlighted during online event

Photographer/videographer John Gussman will receive the North Olympic Land Trust’s Out Standing in the Field honor at the organization’s Conservation Breakfast online event on April 22.

Home, kitchen tour tickets available now

Three-day tour includes alternate housing

Methner Port Angeles chamber citizen of year

Five others honored in 2021 awards ceremony

Student project manager Jeanette Patric, left, helps Hailey Gallagher shovel soil for native plants for their senior project — a remodel of Northwest Watershed Institute’s native plant nursery. (Northwest Watershed Institute)

Upgrading native plant nursery

High school students chip in with project

Student project manager Jeanette Patric, left, helps Hailey Gallagher shovel soil for native plants for their senior project — a remodel of Northwest Watershed Institute’s native plant nursery. (Northwest Watershed Institute)
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9-1-1 dispatcher honored for helping to save a life

9-1-1 staff recognized by state and local dignitaries as first responders

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In the bucket of East Jefferson Fire Rescue's new ladder truck, firefighters Matt Sheehan, left, and Ben Richter demonstrate extension of the 95-foot ladder, along with firefighter Andy Dalrymple at the base. Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News

East Jefferson Fire Rescue adds 95-foot ladder truck

‘Quint’ does five jobs

In the bucket of East Jefferson Fire Rescue's new ladder truck, firefighters Matt Sheehan, left, and Ben Richter demonstrate extension of the 95-foot ladder, along with firefighter Andy Dalrymple at the base. Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News
OlyCAP Executive Director Cherish Cronmiller

New tactic for site at Mill Road in Port Townsend

County to invest more into homeless encampment

OlyCAP Executive Director Cherish Cronmiller

Port Angeles City Council approves subdivison agreement

NICE funds to support affordable housing

VFW theft, burglary trial set for May

Alcohol, band equipment among items taken in March burglary

Sequim man dies while kayaking

A 69-year-old Sequim kayaker has died after he was rescued from the Strait of Juan de Fuca near Neah Bay. The victim… Continue reading

Plastics recycling to change in Jefferson County

Only bottles, jugs beginning June 1

A long-vacant building at 204 E. Front St. in downtown Port Angeles has been condemned by the city council. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Port Angeles City Council condemns structure

Abandoned building described as blight on neighborhood

A long-vacant building at 204 E. Front St. in downtown Port Angeles has been condemned by the city council. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
Rita McCabe, left, and Sequim Wheelers Vice President Lanie Cates enjoy a ride on a side-byside tandem bike on the Olympic Discovery Trail. Sequim Wheelers are preparing for their fifth season this spring. (Nicole Lepping)

Sequim Wheelers are ready to roll in 2022

Nonprofit offers free rides on Olympic Discovery Trail to those who can’t ride on their own

Rita McCabe, left, and Sequim Wheelers Vice President Lanie Cates enjoy a ride on a side-byside tandem bike on the Olympic Discovery Trail. Sequim Wheelers are preparing for their fifth season this spring. (Nicole Lepping)