Twice-monthly breakfast meetings usually are held at 11:45 a.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at… Continue reading
WHAT I’M GOING to go on about today is not a happy topic: It’s about abuse, exploitation and neglect. If you’re just not in the… Continue reading
Situated on one of the most remote coastlines in Washington, Neah Bay and the Makah Reservation now have access to high-speed broadband… Continue reading
In November, eight candidates will vie for four seats on the Port Angeles City Council. I believe it’s not too early to note that only… Continue reading
I have known Colleen McAleer through her role and as a Port of Port Angeles commissioner and community service for a number of years. She… Continue reading
The Peninsula Citizens for the Protection of Whales has worked for 18 years to protect Washington state’s small group of resident gray whales from harm.… Continue reading
This letter is in response to the August 17 letter to Peninsula Voices, titled “Jet Noise.” Let’s take the letter writer’s request further. The Navy… Continue reading
Playing for the first time in Sequim with recent Sequim graduate Josiah Urquia on the squad, the Peninsula College men… Continue reading
Students from the U.S. Coast Guard, state and federal agencies, and private industries took to the waters around Port Angeles last week… Continue reading
Extra DUI patrols will be out statewide beginning Friday and continuing through Sept. 4. The patrols will be looking for drunk or drugged drivers and… Continue reading
Familiar fun and new offerings continue at the Clallam County Fair today through Sunday night. For the 98th year, locals can experience… Continue reading
The Coastal Watershed Institute’s project expanding accessibility to the Elwha River mouth and restoring a section east of the mouth is at… Continue reading
The building that housed the shuttered Port Angeles Haggen has been sold after a burst of last-minute bids Wednesday morning. Jeb Howell,… Continue reading
Soon, the “pathway to the Pacific” will gain a 0.75-mile stretch. The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe expects the section of the Olympic Discovery Trail… Continue reading
Five much-awaited City Pier floats will be installed in 2018 instead of this year as planned, city Parks and Recreation Director Corey… Continue reading
Dignitaries will gather at Hurricane Ridge today to celebrate the dedication of the Daniel J. Evans Wilderness. Daniel Evans is a… Continue reading
Monday marks the first total solar eclipse visible in much of the United States in 99 years. In this neck of the woods, you’ll see… Continue reading
Just standing in the summer sunlight is a gift. There’s more: the fragrance of fir trees, the song of the birds, the… Continue reading
What would you do for your pet? Here’s what a posse of unpaid volunteers will do for other people’s pets six days… Continue reading
Confederate memorial in Seattle causes tension
