PORT ANGELES -- Clallam County's two candidates for sheriff traded jabs -- but no roundhouse punches -- in their first face-off of the campaign Tuesday.… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Sunscreen, beef jerky and paperbacks turned into "a great force multiplier," in the words of Army commanding officer Howard Franklin in Camp Bucca,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Traffic on Lincoln Street will be subject to "intermittent interruptions' during the next two months as a storm drain is installed between… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- A U.S. Navy water purification system arrived on the Makah reservation Monday to turn 100,000 gallons of salt water into fresh water… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The City Council will hold a special meeting Wednesday to discuss the two anti-fluoridation initiatives submitted to the city. The special meeting,… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News will publish a free weekly newspaper for the residents of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley beginning next Wednesday, Sept. 13. Sequim This Week will… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Deet, doot, doot. These three little telephone tones for 2-1-1 could be the quickest link to help for people who need human… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Two major property sales by the Port of Port Angeles are hanging in the balance, but one could be resolved by Wednesday.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- An independent citizens oversight committee to investigate complaints against law enforcement officials was proposed Monday by the challenger in the fall race… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Five years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the thought of those who perished -- nearly 3,000 -- is still… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- First responders' radio woes at ground zero on 9/11 have yielded communications solutions on the North Olympic Peninsula, five years later and… Continue reading
While OPSCAN will link agencies across the North Olympic Peninsula, it won"t resemble an electronic party line with responders sharing one frequency. Rather, OPSCAN will… Continue reading
The number of improved scores on the 2006 WASL --Washington Assessment of Student Learning -- for North Olympic Peninsula students outpaced the number of lagging… Continue reading
Memorials and observances are scheduled across the North Olympic Peninsula today in observance of the fifth anniversary of the terrorists attacks on Sept. 11, 2001:… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team plans to fly high above the North Olympic Peninsula forestland this month, looking for signs of clandestine marijuana farms.… Continue reading
The Port Angeles School District was the only one in Clallam County to have at least 50 percent of its sophomores pass all three of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- After briefly dropping below capacity, then hovering just above capacity, the Clallam County jail is back at more than 20 inmates over… Continue reading
Anger, fear, compassion. Ask people on the North Olympic Peninsula how they feel five years after Sept. 11, 2001, and you'll hear about those emotions… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It's been a bloody 24 hours for a short length of U.S. Highway 101. Out of three wrecks within a four-mile, mostly… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Anderson Lake, closed due to toxic bacteria, could reopen briefly before it closes for the winter if the bacteria disappears before Nov.… Continue reading
