MARROWSTONE ISLAND -- About 120 thrill-seekers braved 42-degree water to join the annual Marrowstone Island Polar Bear Dip on Sunday at noon. The prevailing question… Continue reading
The nasty New Year's weather that greeted the West End of the North Olympic Peninsula is over, but another front is expected to pass through… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Madison Baumann has a lot to be thankful for this new year. Although the seventh-grader at Roosevelt Middle School is still dealing… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Since Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast four months ago, Mike Cuevas has had very little comfort in her life. A lifelong… Continue reading
Making his list and checking it twice is Quillayute Valley School District Superintendent Frank Walter. But it's not a list for who to buy Christmas… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Unlike Seattle's Henry M. Jackson Federal Building, the office building for federal agencies at 138 W. First St. in downtown Port Angeles… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- All of Rex Rice's musician friends know he likes to play practical jokes. So when Rice, who leads a jazz group, showed… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city is accepting applications for a second vacancy on the Planning Commission. Current Planning Commissioner Kevin Snyder announced at the board's… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW -- Port Ludlow Fire and Rescue commissioners have appointed Arlene Obtinario to the newly created position of administrative chief. New Fire Chief Ed… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Plans for finishing phase two of the Sequim Village Marketplace have been submitted to the City Council for approval. Phase two consists of… Continue reading
KEYSTONE -- Washington State Ferries may have an answer this week why the MV Quinault hit pilings Friday at the Keystone terminal on Whidbey Island,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Boiler Room is back in action and once again bustling with youthful activity, only in a new downtown location at 711… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Months have passed since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, but a lot of work still needs to be done. That's the… Continue reading
FORKS -- A time machine isn't needed to travel back to the 1900s in Forks. Just some walking shoes. The finishing touches on the Forks… Continue reading
Polar bears are coming to the North Olympic Peninsula on Sunday as annual dips into the cold waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca… Continue reading
TACOMA -- Two guilty verdicts handed down by Clallam County juries in 2004 have been overturned by a state appeals court this month because of… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND --Work resumed Thursday to shore up the storm-damaged waterfront building containing The Surf restaurant after rising tide waters halted efforts on Monday. Thursday's… Continue reading
CARLSBORG -- Dolly is a duck. She talks like a duck and walks like a duck -- for the most part. Dolly's owner, Angela Jacobsen,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- More than four years after vehicle weight limits were imposed and two years after the first public outreach meetings were held, the… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS PORT TOWNSEND -- With consolidation of properties in mind, Port of Port Townsend commissioners on Wednesday moved toward buying nine commercial buildings… Continue reading
