PORT ANGELES -- Over-the-top games and goofy antics raised $4,000 for the United Way campaign at the second annual Outrageous Olympics. The games -- ranging… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Two studies commissioned by the nonprofit pool group, Make Waves!, show the environmental impact of a new pool near the Haines Place… 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 Fund.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Jefferson County residents Monday called for more promotional efforts to draw tax-paying businesses, cost-conscious replacement of computer equipment and continue the new… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A joint meeting today between the City Council and the Port of Port Angeles will review the reasons for creating the Harbor-Works… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND ¬-- Mountain View Elementary won't be seeing another first day of school. The campus at Walker and Blaine streets will close for good… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- In a surprise move, David Hagiwara, who was ousted in September as the Port of Port Angeles deputy executive director, has been… Continue reading
QUILCENE -- Second Chance Ranch does exactly what the name implies: gives animals a second chance. For some, it's the chance to be adopted and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The number of businesses shutting their doors downtown has mounted, even as the holiday shopping season gets in high gear. Last week,… Continue reading
FORKS -- The annual Festival of Trees in Forks auction Sunday netted nearly $6,000, according to preliminary numbers. The festival, sponsored by the Soroptimist International… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Jefferson County is eliminating the equivalent of about 13.33 positions -- and considering a budget that cuts 3.5 percent from the 2008… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Rayonier Inc. has hired Gallatin Public Affairs of Seattle to assess the community's perception of the environmental cleanup of its former mill… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Bus riders can expect Border Patrol agents to board an Olympic Bus Lines bus at least once a week to question riders,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A march against Border Patrol roadblocks and increased activity on the North Olympic Peninsula attracted about 75 people from Clallam and Jefferson… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The sun burst out and the sky cleared to blue, as if ordered for a bright spot in the dreary economy. The spot… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Christmas revelers won't be able to play the slots at the Lower Elwha Klallam tribal reservation. Problems getting electrical power to a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A light drizzle wasn't going to stop Santa Claus from showing up in Port Townsend on Saturday night. In fact, the absence… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Port Townsend Paper Corp. mill will close Dec. 19 for at least 10 days, the manager said, and if sales don't… Continue reading
Santa Claus waves to the crowd during the Twinkle Light Parade in Forks on Saturday. Following the parade down Forks Avenue, businesses were open late… Continue reading
CAPE GEORGE -- In 1970, Mary Maltby's mother gave her a present -- a small angel, kneeling, its cupped wings holding an infant. The angel… Continue reading
