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Port delivers rebuke to Maritime Trades, Center tenants

Port delivers rebuke to Maritime Trades, Center tenants

A tense relationship between the Port of Port Townsend and tenants, the marine trades and the community reached a tipping point last… Continue reading

Port delivers rebuke to Maritime Trades, Center tenants
Bus carrier adjusting routes, rates on Dungeness Line

Bus carrier adjusting routes, rates on Dungeness Line

Greyhound Lines is adjusting to its new role as provider of the North Olympic Peninsula’s only scheduled commercial passenger service from Port… Continue reading

Bus carrier adjusting routes, rates on Dungeness Line
Port Angeles files federal lawsuit over Elwha water facilities

Port Angeles files federal lawsuit over Elwha water facilities

The city of Port Angeles has filed a lawsuit against the federal government seeking damages and an injunction on the planned transfer… Continue reading

Port Angeles files federal lawsuit over Elwha water facilities

Researchers watching grieving orca; highlights plight of endangered mammals

Whale researchers are keeping close watch on an endangered orca that has spent the past week keeping her dead calf afloat in Pacific… Continue reading

  • Aug 2, 2018
  • By Phuong Le The Associated Press
Hearing examiner denies Carlsborg manufactured home park, again

Hearing examiner denies Carlsborg manufactured home park, again

For the second time in almost a year, Clallam County Hearing Examiner Andrew Reeves denied development of a proposed 55-and-older manufactured home development… Continue reading

Hearing examiner denies Carlsborg manufactured home park, again
Canadian athlete delays Strait swim

Canadian athlete delays Strait swim

An ultra-marathon swimmer who planned to swim across the Strait of Juan de Fuca and back today has delayed her swim due to… Continue reading

Canadian athlete delays Strait swim
Parking variance for Salish Coast Elementary School based on action in four weeks

Parking variance for Salish Coast Elementary School based on action in four weeks

Parking concerns frustrate neighbors of the close-to-completed Salish Coast Elementary School on Grant Street and Discovery Road. On Monday, Hearing Examiner Emily… Continue reading

Parking variance for Salish Coast Elementary School based on action in four weeks
Report shows detailed projections for Washington rising seas

Report shows detailed projections for Washington rising seas

A new report provides the most detailed projections for how fast sea levels are expected to rise… Continue reading

  • Jul 31, 2018
  • By Wire Service
Report shows detailed projections for Washington rising seas
Acoustic Blues festival to warm up Fort Worden stages

Acoustic Blues festival to warm up Fort Worden stages

Surrounded by lovers and players of the blues, Robert Birman started Sunday night at the Wheeler Theater by expressing his feelings. “You’re… Continue reading

Acoustic Blues festival to warm up Fort Worden stages

State Patrol identifies victims of 112 wreck

The State Patrol this morning released the names of five people who were injured in a two-car collision shortly after midnight Saturday… Continue reading

State loan, grant to boost PA port facility

A statewide infrastructure improvement panel that operates under the umbrella of the state Department of Commerce has given the Port of Port… Continue reading

Yacht Club brings back ‘beer can’ races’ in Port Angeles

Yacht Club brings back ‘beer can’ races’ in Port Angeles

The Port Angeles Yacht Club’s members are once again enjoying weekly low-pressure sailboat races now that the club has resurrected its “beer… Continue reading

Yacht Club brings back ‘beer can’ races’ in Port Angeles
Bill would create fund for national park maintenance

Bill would create fund for national park maintenance

U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer has co-sponsored a bill that would help maintain national parks, including Olympic National Park in his 6th Congressional… Continue reading

Bill would create fund for national park maintenance

Three suspected drug dealers indicted on federal charges

Trio believed to be primary suppliers of drugs on Olympic Peninsula

Port of Port Angeles extends month-to-month lease for CRTC

The Port of Port Angeles has amended a month-to-month lease with the Composite Recycling Technology Center to give the nonprofit more time… Continue reading

Dale Wilson, candidate for the District 3 seat on the Clallam County Board of County Commissioners, speaks during Nor’Wester Rotary’s candidate forum on July 6, 2018. (Jesse Major/Peninsula Daily News)

Candidate prompted investigation and anti-harassment order

Unsubstantiated claims by Dale T. Wilson, candidate for the District 3 seat on the Clallam County Board of County Commissioners, triggered a… Continue reading

Dale Wilson, candidate for the District 3 seat on the Clallam County Board of County Commissioners, speaks during Nor’Wester Rotary’s candidate forum on July 6, 2018. (Jesse Major/Peninsula Daily News)
Susan Simmons of James Bay, B.C., plans to swim across the Strait of Juan de Fuca on Sunday. (provided)

Canadian athlete plans to swim across Strait and back

Susan Simmons is eyeing Wednesday for her historic attempt at crossing from Victoria to Port Angeles and back again

Susan Simmons of James Bay, B.C., plans to swim across the Strait of Juan de Fuca on Sunday. (provided)
At least one helicopter assisted with water drops on the Blyn fire on Friday. (Robert Steelquist)

Cause of fire south of Blyn under investigation

The state Department of Natural Resources is investigating the cause of a brush fire that burned on a hill south of Blyn… Continue reading

At least one helicopter assisted with water drops on the Blyn fire on Friday. (Robert Steelquist)

Chimacum replacement levy on primary ballot

Ballots for the primary election have been mailed and voters in the Chimacum school district have a levy to decide. They are asked… Continue reading

Federal appeals court rules in favor of keeping historic structures in Olympic National Park

A federal court has ruled that four trail shelters and a cabin can stay put in Olympic National Park. The Ninth Circuit… Continue reading