Motorists may be gritting their teeth over gas prices, but most of them manage to squeeze out a smile, say the people who sell the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Last Friday, watching pictures of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina that saturated the airwaves, Jordan Smith and her sister-in-law, Erin McNamara,… Continue reading
LAKE CRESCENT -- There just may be a bump on a log in a hole in the bottom of the sea. But there's a mountain… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND --When Jean Camfield, a founder of Habitat for Humanity of East Jefferson County, opened an envelope from The Seattle Foundation on Tuesday, she… Continue reading
Janet Bruening thinks it's beachy keen to patrol the shore at Cline Spit Park. A member of the Beach Watchers volunteers, she monitors water quality… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- City leaders are considering changing a quirk in the way some development projects are approved. It's a quirk that can leave the City… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW -- A Jefferson County hearing examiner on Friday approved a 120-unit timeshare multifamily residential project at Ludlow Cove. The hearing examiner's approval completes… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- After years of planning, fundraising and construction, the ceremonial ribbon was cut Saturday afternoon on the new Port Angeles skate park amid… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Eileen Waters took a trip on the MV Coho on Friday to do a little sightseeing in Port Angeles. The Victoria woman… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- There will be a Hurricane Katrina Relief benefit concert at noon Monday at Fort Worden State Park's McCurdy Pavilion. The concert is… Continue reading
BATON ROUGE, La. -- Dina Finta doesn't know how to describe the extent of chaos and human misery on the streets of Baton Rouge. The… Continue reading
Fewer living-wage jobs. Dwindling affordable housing options. Take these two realities and the result is indisputable, say school district officials across the North Olympic Peninsula.… Continue reading
TODAY's PDN includes two special sections that will not be available on this Web site: * PDN Voter Guide. It covers all the candidates in… Continue reading
QUILCENE -- On July 4, 1871, Sarah Such gave birth to a son, the first Caucasian baby born in the frontier town of Tacoma. In… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A lawsuit challenging the city's public water fluoridation project was dismissed Thursday by Jefferson County Superior Court Judge Craddock Verser. The lawsuit… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Apparently Mother Nature didn't get the message that the final three-day weekend of the summer is coming up. Despite a threat of… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Citing "irreconcilable differences" with Olympic Theatre Arts' board of trustees, executive director Caroline Grace James announced her resignation Thursday after less than two… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- What began more than three years ago as a presentation to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission finally becomes a concrete reality… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Ricki McLaughlin has a huge supply of something Hurricane Katrina's victims sorely need: Comfort. The six-year veteran of the Clallam County Search… Continue reading
KINGSTON -- Aqua Express plans to suspend its Kingston-Seattle service at the end of this month. The passenger-only ferry began the run in January but… Continue reading
