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Clallam County commissioners agree on funding for Serenity House shelters

Clallam County commissioners agree on funding for Serenity House shelters

After hearing from people who use Serenity House of Clallam County’s night-by-night shelter, the Clallam County commissioners agreed they should fund the… Continue reading

Clallam County commissioners agree on funding for Serenity House shelters
Jefferson County Winter Shelter already at capacity, seeing increase in seniors

Jefferson County Winter Shelter already at capacity, seeing increase in seniors

The Jefferson County Winter Shelter in the basement of the American Legion Post No. 26 building is already at capacity and is… Continue reading

Jefferson County Winter Shelter already at capacity, seeing increase in seniors

Greyhound changes Dungeness Line schedule after feedback

Greyhound Lines has announced a change to its schedule, effective Tuesday, after receiving feedback on its current service. The first trip of… Continue reading

City Councilmember and rally co-organizer Michelle Sandoval encourages a crowd estimated to be around 300 to chant “protect Mueller” and “nobody’s above the law” during a protest Thursday at 5 pm along Sims Way. Rallies like this one were planned across the peninsula. (Jeannie McMacken/ Peninsula Daily News)

Rallies nationwide aim to protect Mueller investigation

A crowd estimated at 300 people gathered at 5 p.m. Thursday at the corner of Sims Way and Kearney Street to protest… Continue reading

City Councilmember and rally co-organizer Michelle Sandoval encourages a crowd estimated to be around 300 to chant “protect Mueller” and “nobody’s above the law” during a protest Thursday at 5 pm along Sims Way. Rallies like this one were planned across the peninsula. (Jeannie McMacken/ Peninsula Daily News)
PHOTO: Protesting Trump policies in Port Angeles

PHOTO: Protesting Trump policies in Port Angeles

Paula Doherty of Port Angeles, right, takes a cellphone photograph of nearly 100 people protesting the policies of President Donald Trump and… Continue reading

PHOTO: Protesting Trump policies in Port Angeles

Port Angeles council OKs utility rate increase

The Port Angeles City Council has approved a 1 percent rate increase on residential utility customers’ total bills that will take effect… Continue reading

Veterans Day, Armistice Day centennial celebrated this weekend

Veterans Day, Armistice Day centennial celebrated this weekend

The largest Veterans Day ceremony on the North Olympic Peninsula will be at the Port Angeles Coast Guard station on Ediz Hook. Coast Guard Air… Continue reading

Veterans Day, Armistice Day centennial celebrated this weekend
Westport moving from port building to old Walmart near Port Angeles

Westport moving from port building to old Walmart near Port Angeles

Yacht-builder Westport LLC will finish moving its cabinet manufacturing operation from the Airport Industrial Park west of downtown Port Angeles to the… Continue reading

Westport moving from port building to old Walmart near Port Angeles
Planners hear gun range comments; hearing held on land use for shooting range law

Planners hear gun range comments; hearing held on land use for shooting range law

Community members spent almost two hours voicing their concerns about the impact a proposed shooting facility near Tarboo Lake could have upon the… Continue reading

Planners hear gun range comments; hearing held on land use for shooting range law
Fire District 3’s levy lid lift passes

Fire District 3’s levy lid lift passes

Cuts and deficits no longer loom in the immediate future for firefighters and paramedics for the immediate future following Clallam and Jefferson county… Continue reading

Fire District 3’s levy lid lift passes
Residents renew Sequim’s transportation tax

Residents renew Sequim’s transportation tax

City transportation projects in Sequim will continue uninterrupted after voters agreed to support a special tax through 2029. Sequim residents voted to renew… Continue reading

Residents renew Sequim’s transportation tax
OMC to sue federal government over Medicare cuts

OMC to sue federal government over Medicare cuts

Olympic Medical Center is preparing to sue the federal government over its cuts to Medicare reimbursements for off-site clinics. The hospital’s board… Continue reading

OMC to sue federal government over Medicare cuts

Paraeducators authorize strike in Port Angeles

The Port Angeles Paraeducators Association members have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike starting next Thursday in an effort to encourage the… Continue reading

Nichols retains Clallam County prosecuting attorney seat

Nichols retains Clallam County prosecuting attorney seat

Republican Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney Mark Nichols on Wednesday was looking toward the future after voters on Election Night gave him an… Continue reading

Nichols retains Clallam County prosecuting attorney seat
Jefferson County to get new prosecuting attorney

Jefferson County to get new prosecuting attorney

James M. Kennedy has defeated one-term incumbent Michael Haas in a challenge for the Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney/Coroner post. Kennedy won 9,699… Continue reading

Jefferson County to get new prosecuting attorney
Walker heads for District Court judgeship

Walker heads for District Court judgeship

Mindy Walker is the apparent winner in the race for Jefferson County District Court judge. Walker had 9,973 votes to Noah Harrison’s… Continue reading

Walker heads for District Court judgeship
Dems poised to seize House control, but GOP retains Senate

Dems poised to seize House control, but GOP retains Senate

Democrats were poised to seize the House majority from President Donald Trump’s Republican Party on Tuesday in… Continue reading

  • Nov 7, 2018
  • By Steve Peoples The Associated Press
Dems poised to seize House control, but GOP retains Senate

Port Townsend council considers transportation, water system plans

PORT TOWNSEND —Port Townsend City Council members heard presentations on the proposed six-year capital improvement plan and the 2018 water system plan, as well as… Continue reading

Program gives Peninsula tribes access to national crime databases

The U.S. Justice Department has announced the expansion of a program that provides tribes — including the Lower Elwha Klallam and Quinault… Continue reading

Ballots coming in as Election Day arrives

Ballots coming in as Election Day arrives

Today is Election Day, and ballots need to be postmarked today or dropped in ballot boxes by 8 p.m. tonight. At the… Continue reading

Ballots coming in as Election Day arrives