Clallam County

LETTER: Jet-noise complainer shouldn’t have chosen home close to sound

It is rare that I have difficulty accepting someone else’s opinion, but after reading a recent letter [“Jet noise,” Aug. 17], I feel compelled to… Continue reading

NEWS BRIEFS: Clallam Democrats to host state party chair at meeting today … and other items

The Clallam County Democrats will host state Democratic Party Chairwoman Tina Podlodowski at its next meeting at 7 p.m. today. Doors will… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: Don’t cry over spilled salmon

PAT NEAL: Don’t cry over spilled salmon

THERE’S AN OLD saying around here that good fences make good neighbors or good neighbors make good fences, whatever. The fact is, it’s too late… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: Don’t cry over spilled salmon

Port Angeles Symphony to conduct auditions

The Port Angeles Symphony, a 70-member community orchestra in its 85th season, has spaces for new members, and conductor-music director Jonathan Pasternack… Continue reading

Man airlifted to Seattle hospital after cliff fall

A Sequim man who said he fell off a cliff in west Port Angeles on Sunday was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center… Continue reading

Hearing on new Cooke Aquaculture salmon farm in Strait postponed

The release Aug. 19 of thousands of Atlantic salmon from Cooke Aquaculture’s Cypress Island fish farm has plugged up Cooke’s proposal to… Continue reading

Public invited to interact with ship’s crew

Members of the public are invited to interact with the crew of Exploration Vessel Nautilus at three North Olympic Peninsula Library branches beginning Wednesday. Participating… Continue reading

Chair of state Democratic Party to speak in Port Angeles this Wednesday

Chair of state Democratic Party to speak in Port Angeles this Wednesday

Tina Podlodowski, the chair of the Washington State Democratic Party, will give a “state of the party” address to Clallam County Democrats… Continue reading

Chair of state Democratic Party to speak in Port Angeles this Wednesday
Port Angeles woman marks 100 years with music, active lifestyle

Port Angeles woman marks 100 years with music, active lifestyle

Music has played a role throughout her life, and at 100 years old, Anne Todnem is continuing to share her talent and… Continue reading

Port Angeles woman marks 100 years with music, active lifestyle

Late newspaper delivery today

Due to problems with our press, our newspapers will not be delivered by our usual delivery times. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause… Continue reading

LETTER: Mainstream media, Dems have indoctrinated recent letter writers

Recent letters to the editor about President Donald Trump follow the exact propaganda and fake news that the mainstream media spews every day about the… Continue reading

Cape Flattery Lighthouse named a National Treasure

Cape Flattery Lighthouse on Tatoosh Island has been named a National Treasure by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Friday’s designation “reflects… Continue reading

Forks man jailed after rollover wreck in Port Angeles

A Forks man was jailed over the weekend after a rollover wreck in Port Angeles. Tyler Logan Penn, 23, was booked into… Continue reading

New principal to be introduced at Queen of Angels open house Tuesday

New principal to be introduced at Queen of Angels open house Tuesday

Queen of Angels Catholic School will host an open house Tuesday to allow the public to meet the new principal and be… Continue reading

New principal to be introduced at Queen of Angels open house Tuesday

Bask in the outdoors with free summer concerts

Sequim and Port Townsend will offer the last of their outdoor summer concerts this week, while Port Angeles will feature violin virtuoso Geoffrey Castle as… Continue reading

HORSEPLAY: Speed, talent needed to win horse events

HORSEPLAY: Speed, talent needed to win horse events

IT’S NO SECRET I prefer the speed and action of barrel racing over the slower paced Western performance horse shows, yet I appreciate the skill… Continue reading

HORSEPLAY: Speed, talent needed to win horse events

Marine Resources Committee student interns to present work today

The Clallam County Marine Resources Committee invites the public to celebrate the work of its student interns at a free event today.… Continue reading

North Olympic Peninsula agencies prepare for a worst-case scenario

North Olympic Peninsula agencies prepare for a worst-case scenario

First responders from agencies across the North Olympic Peninsula prepared Thursday for a worst-case scenario during the largest active shooter training the… Continue reading

North Olympic Peninsula agencies prepare for a worst-case scenario

LETTER: Advertising has us addicted and ‘programmed’

I’m old enough to remember the birth of cable television service. We were promised commercial-free viewing if we were willing to pay a monthly fee.… Continue reading

Ex-Interior Secretary who helped conserve Alaska land dies

Ex-Interior Secretary who helped conserve Alaska land dies

Former Interior Secretary Cecil D. Andrus, who engineered the conservation of millions of… Continue reading

Ex-Interior Secretary who helped conserve Alaska land dies