After a beat, a confession. “I do feel despair sometimes,” said Lynn Nowak, “about what’s happening,” 50 years after the assassination of human rights leader… Continue reading
A mom and a farmer’s wife. A Scout leader. A tutor. A community volunteer. A lifelong friend. It seems easy to run out… Continue reading
Washington and 16 other states, the District of Columbia and six cities, including Seattle, have sued the U.S. government,… Continue reading
HEADING INTO THE back stretch of North of Falcon, the annual salmon season setting process, anglers should be cautiously optimistic about potential saltwater and Puget… Continue reading
Tsunami and earthquake experts will be in Clallam and Jefferson counties April 13 for presentations focused on tsunami hazards, alert messages and… Continue reading
Approximately 50 Ryan McAllister campaign signs have been illegally removed from properties throughout the county in the past two weeks, according to the… Continue reading
A dozen area nonprofits have received more than $10,000 from Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church now that it has donated the proceeds from its… Continue reading
Dr. Carolyn DeSalvo will present a free WOW! Working on Wellness Forum on “Food as Medicine: The Anti-Inflammatory Diet” on April 11. The… Continue reading
A U.S. appeals court has affirmed an order to spill more water over Columbia and Snake… Continue reading
American Indian tribes have taken greater control over prosecuting non-tribal members who commit some violent crimes… Continue reading
Editor’s Note: Over the next several weeks, the Peninsula Daily News will feature profiles of the 2018 Lefties’ players. This is the first installment. PORT… Continue reading
Jake Anstett of Port Angeles won the checkered flag and a $1,500 crash prize at the Rogers… Continue reading
Port Angeles’ Colton McGuffey did it all for the Roughriders’ baseball team in an 8-1 win Thursday over North Mason. On the mound, McGuffey pitched… Continue reading
Cherry and apple growers in Washington state are worried their exports to China will be hurt… Continue reading
Investigators are looking into “red flags” in a Washington state family’s past in hopes… Continue reading
A 36-year-old Sequim man authorities said refused to take a breathalyzer test had bail set at $20,000 Monday on charges of driving under… Continue reading
A 75-year-old Port Townsend bicycle rider has died of his injuries after a collision with a vehicle. The identity of the man,… Continue reading
Washington House Minority Leader J. T. Wilcox said he was wrong to support a law exempting state lawmakers from the state Public… Continue reading
If city residents approve annexation into the East Jefferson Fire District, they would pay more in property taxes — but they also… Continue reading
For many students, spring break means a week of rest and relaxation and no homework. For others, being out of school this… Continue reading
