PORT TOWNSEND ¬-- Most people who saw the documentary, "Man on a Wire," about the tightrope walker crossing a high wire between the World Trade… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News news sources Assured Home Health and Hospice President Richard Block expects big things from Assured's acquisition by LHC Group Inc. "This is… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An auction scheduled in January to sell KPly mill's buildings and machinery has been put on hold while a Port Angeles man… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Port of Port Angeles commissioners and staff touted the Dec. 8 rehiring of David Hagiwara as the selection of the best man… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Jefferson County's assessor expects to hear some noise when his office sends out property tax assessment revaluation notices next August for the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- What goes up must stay up, at least for another year. The re-evaluations that Clallam County Assessor Pam Rushton's office sent out… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- How much your real property is worth has little to do with how much tax you pay -- at least in year-to-year… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Jefferson County public works officials are negotiating and acquiring rights of way to extend the Larry Scott Memorial Trail about two more… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- This town has basked in the light of love from business and travel writers ¬-- until now. Sequim is "blessed by more than… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society extended holiday cheer to man's best friends on Christmas. With a van loaded with bags of dog… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE -- For 19 years, Peninsula Daily News readers in Jefferson and Clallam counties have supported the "hand up, not a handout" Peninsula Home… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Santa received the ultimate welcome. He'd just walked into the Rose House bearing a bicycle and a big bag of packages. He… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Hunger doesn't take a holiday, and so neither does the Sequim Food Bank. Stephen Rosales, food bank president, remained on call on Christmas… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- "Thank very mach to you for presented second life. Let keeps the God to you and your family." Nuts with the syntax.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The murder trial of Andrea Freese, which is now set for Jan. 5, is likely to be postponed. Freese, 33, of Port… Continue reading
CHIMACUM -- The only activity that will be demanded of most who go to the Tri-Area Community Center at noon today will be to eat… Continue reading
FORKS -- The temperature may be chilly, but inside the Church of the Nazarene, both the food and the company will be warm today. A… Continue reading
It looks like it's going to be a partially white Christmas on the North Olympic Peninsula. After an extended arctic blast, the weather is slowly… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- One lane of traffic remained open on state Highway 112 near Neah Bay on Wednesday where a landslide blocked the road Monday… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News and The Associated Press OLYMPIA — The head doctor of the Washington Department of Corrections has resigned to avoid an ethical conflict… Continue reading
