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Through students’ eyes: Port Angeles adults tour Stevens Middle School

Through students’ eyes: Port Angeles adults tour Stevens Middle School

Kids’ options, classes, building’s problems seen up close

Through students’ eyes: Port Angeles adults tour Stevens Middle School

PDN print deliveries delayed due to production issue

Monday edition to arrive later today, tomorrow in some areas

jefferson county superior court

Animal cruelty trial begins today

Judge rules dead bison not relevant to charges

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Bison transferred to Texas ranch

Center Valley Animal Rescue wins auction, rights to animals

Clallam County commissioner talks climate change, county government at forum

Clallam County commissioner talks climate change, county government at forum

Mark Ozias to face Brandon Janisse in election

Clallam County commissioner talks climate change, county government at forum
Department of Transportation work at Morse Creek is on schedule

Department of Transportation work at Morse Creek is on schedule

Construction is expected to begin in 2021

Department of Transportation work at Morse Creek is on schedule
State may replace boat launch at Fort Worden

State may replace boat launch at Fort Worden

Pre-design phase includes elevated concept

State may replace boat launch at Fort Worden
State trooper remains on paid leave during investigation

State trooper remains on paid leave during investigation

Christopher John Daigle accused of sex with minor

State trooper remains on paid leave during investigation

Tribe in partnership with Cooke Aquaculture, eyeing steelhead fish farm in Port Angeles Harbor

The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe and Cooke Aquaculture Pacific LLC are teaming up to restart a dormant fish farm in Port Angeles Harbor… Continue reading

Kinetic Race isn’t about winning, it’s about the experience

Kinetic Race isn’t about winning, it’s about the experience

‘Skulptures’ take to the field Saturday and Sunday

Kinetic Race isn’t about winning, it’s about the experience
Judge: Not guilty of murder by reason of insanity

Judge: Not guilty of murder by reason of insanity

Port Angeles man who killed father committed to mental hospital

Judge: Not guilty of murder by reason of insanity
‘Salmon godmother’ earns environmental award

‘Salmon godmother’ earns environmental award

Cheri Scalf honored at stewardship breakfast

‘Salmon godmother’ earns environmental award
Long-time Port Angeles drug court participant graduates

Long-time Port Angeles drug court participant graduates

Sandra Schroeder, family celebrate process of recovery

Long-time Port Angeles drug court participant graduates

Some Port Angeles residents urged to boil water after pipe breaks

East side of city impacted

Young mountain goats housed in wildlife park

Young mountain goats housed in wildlife park

Animals from the Olympic Mountains will be transferred to zoos

Young mountain goats housed in wildlife park
Port Angeles to install warning lights near Franklin Elementary

Port Angeles to install warning lights near Franklin Elementary

Move precedes consideration of traffic cameras

Port Angeles to install warning lights near Franklin Elementary
Sequim home part of national energy efficiency ‘open house’ tour

Sequim home part of national energy efficiency ‘open house’ tour

Doors to open this Saturday

Sequim home part of national energy efficiency ‘open house’ tour
Port Townsend looks for public input on parks plan

Port Townsend looks for public input on parks plan

Hourly presentations to be held Oct. 12

Port Townsend looks for public input on parks plan

Emergency Port Angeles water main repair set for Thursday

Some residents may experience low water pressure

Olympic Medical Center became a named plaintiff in an American Hospital Association’s lawsuit against the federal government earlier this year. (Jesse Major/Peninsula Daily News)

Feds claim ruling blocks payment to hospital clinics

Attorneys describe motion as ‘strange’

Olympic Medical Center became a named plaintiff in an American Hospital Association’s lawsuit against the federal government earlier this year. (Jesse Major/Peninsula Daily News)