SEQUIM -- While the Dungeness Valley's many lavender farms recoup from three days of nonstop visitors, merchants in downtown Sequim are wondering how to rebound… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS SEQUIM -- A Sequim Middle School student, critically injured in a car crash after her all-star team competed in a softball tournament,… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Mayor Walt Schubert on Sunday lauded the relocation of the seventh annual Celebrate Lavender Festival's Street Fair to Fir Street, saying the event's… Continue reading
A woman and a toddler were injured late Sunday afternoon and airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after vehicle in which they were passengers… Continue reading
Makah tribal canoeists will lead more than 25 canoes from Northwest and First Nations tribes participating in the 2003 Paddle Journey to Clallam Bay today.… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS The state's annual gypsy moth hunt is under way, with up to 40 trappers setting 19,000 traps statewide -- including 750 in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Some parents are outraged at the school district's plan for a late starting time one day each week. "I am concerned about… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Prosecutors have extended a plea offer to Mary Kristine Kniskern, charged in Clallam County Superior Court with vehicular homicide in the deaths… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A motel owner embroiled in a controversy over the proposed waterfront conference center is exploring ways to compete against it. Tod McClaskey… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Nicole Derung is a 3-year-old like many others, coveting a collection of plastic jewelry and stickers with Pokemon, Barbie and SpongeBob themes. Her… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- While thousands of lavender lovers packed Fir Street on Saturday to celebrate Sequim lavender, downtown merchants' moods -- and their cash registers --… Continue reading
Beachcombers on the Olympic coastline reaped a bonanza in late spring when unusual weather conditions littered sands with treasures normally hoarded by the sea. Treasure… Continue reading
When Olympic National Park Ranger Tristan Smith set out to walk Rialto Beach on May 5, he expected to find a pristine wilderness beach, free… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS FORKS -- John G. Anderson knows more about what is in the sea than most people and has tons of evidence to… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Barbara Jannsen of Woodinville and Jesilyn Borman of Mill Creek had just polished off servings of lavender ice cream on a sunny afternoon.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Members of Trinity United Methodist Church will put down their paintbrushes, shovels and hammers to celebrate the congregation's 150th birthday Sunday in… Continue reading
Laboratory tests of dead birds found in Clallam County have failed to turn up evidence of West Nile virus. But the county's epidemiologist said testing… Continue reading
All the information you need on this fantastic weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula appears in the Friday/Saturday PDN and especially its entertainment magazine, Peninsula… Continue reading
BRINNON -- Republican Pat Rodgers announced Thursday night that he will seek election as Jefferson County commissioner for a second time in less than a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Thousands of cubic yards of dirt from the state Department of Transportation's graving yard project will be trucked to a west Port… Continue reading
