Peninsula Daily News news sources Over the past 3,000 years, almost every major earthquake on California's San Andreas fault was closely linked in time with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center will spend $166,000 in the hope of saving millions more. Hospital commissioners this week approved a three-year contract with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Sunday's Seventh Annual Fools Run will honor the late Port Angeles police officer and motorcyclist enthusiast Brian Raymond. Raymond, a decorated 25-year… Continue reading
FORKS — Charges by people seeking to recall Mayor Nedra Reed range from unsubstantiated to frivolous to bogus, Reed's attorney said Thursday. Craig A. Ritchie's… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — Jefferson County Public Utility District commissioners will pursue a study into the viability of forming a private electric utility, despite a threat… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The state will try again on a car-ferry construction bid, one that gives the shipbuilder more time. Washington State Ferries rejected Thursday… Continue reading
TACOMA — A federal magistrate has denied a defense attorney's motions to dismiss charges against two Makah whale hunters whose trial is scheduled to begin… Continue reading
PDN news sources SEATTLE – Washington State Ferries today said it is rejecting a $26 million bid from Todd Pacific Shipyards to build a 50-car… Continue reading
The time has come for a righteous cleansing. This month in Sequim and Port Angeles, gardeners may shed their cracked plastic plant pots, desk jockeys… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — You can keep on truckin' to Tumwater Truck Route businesses. Although the road remains closed to through traffic while giant girders for… Continue reading
BLYN — His creations loom high over Sequim Bay, taking many a traveler's breath away. It's thrilling, isn't it, to be Dale Faulstich, maker of… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — By the end of the month, travelers are expected to be able to plan an entire trip in Jefferson County via public… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — Peace Park? Lions Club Park? Second Beach? To different people, parts of the two-mile strip of land along the south shore of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Five trucks, each lugging a 170,000-pound girder the length of three semi-trailers, snaked through town early Tuesday morning. The girders, brought from… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County Commissioner Mike Chapman quietly has declared officially he'll seek re-election — as a Republican. Although Chapman didn't — and likely… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A bicycling organization wants to sway the minds of Olympic National Park officials to allow bicyclists on Hurricane Ridge Road during… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — With the signing of names on a document, the resurrection of a log cabin for local Scouts is one step closer to… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Neither the architect nor the developer wants to talk much about Rock Plaza. But Dennis Lefevre, Sequim's planning director, has to talk about… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A decision is expected by the end of the week on whether a lone bid for construction of a new over-estimate 50-car… Continue reading
Your neighbor's dog barks all night. Maybe there's a pack of strays roaming your neighborhood. Or is some pooch digging up your petunias? If you… Continue reading
