A two-bedroom, 800-swuare-foot home is among the free plans offered by the City of Port Angeles.

Port Angeles offers free pre-approved stock plans

City hopes to reduce time, costs of housing construction

A two-bedroom, 800-swuare-foot home is among the free plans offered by the City of Port Angeles.
Sequim High School Interact Club students pose in front of Seattle's SIFF Cinema Downtown before a screening of  "The Boys in the Boat" on Thursday.

Sequim students attend Seattle screening of “The Boys in the Boat’

Forty-five members of the Sequim High School Interact Club attended a screening of “The Boys in the Boat” in Seattle on Thursday. “The… Continue reading

Sequim High School Interact Club students pose in front of Seattle's SIFF Cinema Downtown before a screening of  "The Boys in the Boat" on Thursday.
Traffic backs up on Monroe Road because of an automobile wreck near the intersection with U.S. Highway 101 on Thursday. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

One wreck, two locations in East Port Angeles

Crash backs up traffic for miles Thursday morning

Traffic backs up on Monroe Road because of an automobile wreck near the intersection with U.S. Highway 101 on Thursday. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Clallam County adopts construction program

Twenty projects total $8.8 million in 2024

Golf course lease to be considered

Port Townsend City Council on verge of new pact

State lawmakers begin to drop bills ahead of upcoming session

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Clallam County defers 7 positions in budget

Two jobs connected with general fund will be reconsidered in 6 months

Sewer upgrades set at Sequim schools

Pumps to be replaced at elementary facilities

Blacklight art requested for show

Art for the Bring Your Own Blacklight Art Show, Glow with the Flow, at Studio Bob is today and Thursday from 3… Continue reading

Clallam residents reappointed to advisory boards

The Clallam County commissioners have reappointed several residents to advisory boards. • Katherine Krueger and Alice Ryan will return to the North… Continue reading

Port of Port Townsend’s process for Short’s Farm underway

Steering committee includes farmers, land use organizations

Port Townsend OKs its budget for 2024

Reflects more than $60 million in expenses

Worst of rainfall over on Peninsula

Atmospheric river unleashes flooding, downed trees

Santa Claus, portrayed by John Greiner of Port Angeles, gets licks and kisses from Maru, a white husky mix belonging to Ally Kreider of Port Angeles, at the second annual Santa Paws holiday photo event on Saturday at Petsense in Port Angeles. Pet owners were allowed to bring their critters for a photo with Santa in an event sponsored by the Soroptimist International Noon Club of Port Angeles. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Holiday kisses

Santa Claus, portrayed by John Greiner of Port Angeles, gets licks and kisses from Maru, a white husky mix belonging to Ally Kreider of Port… Continue reading

Santa Claus, portrayed by John Greiner of Port Angeles, gets licks and kisses from Maru, a white husky mix belonging to Ally Kreider of Port Angeles, at the second annual Santa Paws holiday photo event on Saturday at Petsense in Port Angeles. Pet owners were allowed to bring their critters for a photo with Santa in an event sponsored by the Soroptimist International Noon Club of Port Angeles. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
Accasia Anderson, 7, a second-grade student at Greywolf School in Sequim, examines a book for sale on Saturday at the school’s Holiday Bazaar. The event, hosted by the Sequim Elementary Parent Teacher Association, spotlighted the work of more than 50 vendors, including crafts made by students, along with a Scholastic Book Fair. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Book fair in Sequim

Accasia Anderson, 7, a second-grade student at Greywolf School in Sequim, examines a book for sale on Saturday at the school’s Holiday Bazaar. The event,… Continue reading

Accasia Anderson, 7, a second-grade student at Greywolf School in Sequim, examines a book for sale on Saturday at the school’s Holiday Bazaar. The event, hosted by the Sequim Elementary Parent Teacher Association, spotlighted the work of more than 50 vendors, including crafts made by students, along with a Scholastic Book Fair. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Clallam County: 2-phase approach for Towne Road

Commissioners want trail atop levee

Jefferson County budget has good outlook

Commissioners expected to vote next week

Law enforcement: Sleeping smoker cause of house fire

A man who fell asleep while smoking was determined to be the cause of a Saturday afternoon fire at an abandoned house… Continue reading