Clallam County

Alternative route for portion of Olympic Discovery Trail included in plans

Port Angeles City Council members say they won’t abandon present trail

DIANE URBANI DE LA PAZ: An apology, and a wish for dialogue

I’M WRITING THIS not to get you to take sides. Instead, I invite us all to take a pause. Two weeks ago, my PDN column… Continue reading

Dash Air Shuttle is planning to fly the Cessna 402c out of William R. Fairchild International Airport in Port Angeles. (Dash Air Shuttle Inc.)

Plane buy paves way to Sea-Tac

Jefferson chamber says residents are interested

Dash Air Shuttle is planning to fly the Cessna 402c out of William R. Fairchild International Airport in Port Angeles. (Dash Air Shuttle Inc.)
Travis Michael Parker.

Deputies seek man who allegedly abandoned children in parking lot

Public asked to help in search

Travis Michael Parker.

Health officers: Most COVID-19 cases seen in unvaccinated people

Clinics set on Peninsula

John Procter and Kate Dexter shake hands Tuesday following their primary election forum during which third candidate Jon Bruce was absent. (Paul Gottlieb/Peninsula Daily News)

Homeless issue tops debate

Port Angeles Waterfront trail also topic at City Council candidates forum

John Procter and Kate Dexter shake hands Tuesday following their primary election forum during which third candidate Jon Bruce was absent. (Paul Gottlieb/Peninsula Daily News)
The North Olympic Library System will host "Move More with Nicole Tsong" at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Author and fitness expert Nicole Tsong will speak on Zoom as part of the Summer Reading Program.

Author talk set Thursday

The North Olympic Library System will host “Move More with Nicole Tsong” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Tsong, an author and fitness expert,… Continue reading

The North Olympic Library System will host "Move More with Nicole Tsong" at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Author and fitness expert Nicole Tsong will speak on Zoom as part of the Summer Reading Program.

County denies fund accusation

Lodging tax grants spark protest

Kristin Smith, Mike McLeron and Gwen Franz, posing with her dog Hugo, are among the teachers who will host a pay-what-you-can music camp outdoors at Fort Worden State Park this summer. The first session starts June 28. Signup is available at YEAmusic.org. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

Low-cost music camp set to begin at Fort Worden

All of Peninsula’s young musicians welcome to attend

Kristin Smith, Mike McLeron and Gwen Franz, posing with her dog Hugo, are among the teachers who will host a pay-what-you-can music camp outdoors at Fort Worden State Park this summer. The first session starts June 28. Signup is available at YEAmusic.org. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)
Anthony Becher

New orthopedic physician’s assistant hired at Olympic Medical Physicians

Olympic Medical Physicians has hired Anthony Becher, PA-C, to work in its orthopedic clinics in Port Angeles and Sequim.… Continue reading

Anthony Becher
Claire Edwins.

Nurse practitioner joins Olympic Medical Sleep Center

Olympic Medical Sleep Center has hired nurse practitioner Claire Edwins. Edwins earned a Bachelor of Science in nursing from the University of… Continue reading

Claire Edwins.
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Port Angeles Boy Scout wins state award

Port Angeles Eagle Scout Jonathan T. Scott, 18, has been named Scout of the Year by Washington’s Veterans of Foreign Wars. In… Continue reading

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Road work expected in Sequim on Wednesday

The Department of Transportation has announced that, due to inclement weather on Tuesday, repaving at intersection of U.S. Highway 101, Holland Drive and… Continue reading

State, county guidance continues at facility with COVID outbreak

State and Clallam County public health officials continued Tuesday to work on increasing transmission-prevention measures at a long-term care facility that has had 17 COVID-19… Continue reading

Festival of short films scheduled this week

Like its predecessor, the One-Minute Film Festival in March, Good Things Come in Small Packages, Part 2, will present Peninsula College student… Continue reading

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Sequim writer explores, love, loss and grief with ‘Lifting Stones’

To some — including the writer himself — it seems Doug Stanfield is coming into the writing world of poetry late in the… Continue reading

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Audubon lecture scheduled Wednesday

Lizz Schulyer will present “Wildfire, Habitat Recovery and the Greater Sage-Grouse” at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The free lecture, hosted by the Olympic… Continue reading

Clallam County Charter Review response expected this summer

Board highlights many recommendations

Bulgarian pianist Anna Petrova, pictured during her first rehearsal with the Port Angeles Symphony in 2017, will return for the first full concert of the orchestra’s 2021-2022 season. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

Port Angeles Symphony announces new season

Family Pops plus five more concerts are set

Bulgarian pianist Anna Petrova, pictured during her first rehearsal with the Port Angeles Symphony in 2017, will return for the first full concert of the orchestra’s 2021-2022 season. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)
About 370 people gather Saturday at City Pier in Port Angeles for the inaugural Pride Celebration. Separate marches from the pier and the Clallam County Courthouse converged at Front and Lincoln streets led by Eli Smith and Ian Nickel. Earlier in the day, the Farmers Market celebrated pride month and SisterLand Farms gave out free plant starts to anyone who visited in their best pride-themed outfit. Food Not Bombs had a free pride-themed barbecue at Jesse Webster Tree Park, and the North Olympic Library System hosted an online event called “Storytime with a Queen.” The event organizers were Navarra Carr, Cloud Huxley, Jenson, Benji Astrachan, Smith and Nickel. (Photo courtesy of Kasia Kawczynski)
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Pride celebration

Peninsula Daily News About 370 people gather Saturday at City Pier in Port Angeles for the inaugural Pride Celebration. Separate marches from the pier and… Continue reading

About 370 people gather Saturday at City Pier in Port Angeles for the inaugural Pride Celebration. Separate marches from the pier and the Clallam County Courthouse converged at Front and Lincoln streets led by Eli Smith and Ian Nickel. Earlier in the day, the Farmers Market celebrated pride month and SisterLand Farms gave out free plant starts to anyone who visited in their best pride-themed outfit. Food Not Bombs had a free pride-themed barbecue at Jesse Webster Tree Park, and the North Olympic Library System hosted an online event called “Storytime with a Queen.” The event organizers were Navarra Carr, Cloud Huxley, Jenson, Benji Astrachan, Smith and Nickel. (Photo courtesy of Kasia Kawczynski)