Clallam County

Traffic crosses the Hood Canal Bridge along state Highway 104 on Wednesday evening. The Peninsula Regional Transportation Planning Organization is examining all modes of transit in its 2040 draft plan, which is open for public comment through Oct. 18. (Brian McLean/Peninsula Daily News)

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Hood Canal Bridge intermittent night closures planned

Travelers could find intermittent closures of Hood Canal Bridge to vehicle traffic that could extend up to 30 minutes between 10 p.m. and… Continue reading

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Forks honors veterans with annual ceremony

Members of the Fletcher-Wittenborn Post 9106 Veterans of Foreign Wars conduct the annual Veterans Day ceremony Monday at the Forks Transit Center. The… Continue reading

Korean War veterans eligible for Ambassador of Peace Medal

The state Department of Veterans Affairs is looking for veterans of the Korean War who may be eligible to receive an Ambassador… Continue reading

Most major Peninsula projects safe after I-976 passage

Simdars Road, transit funds in doubt

Goats, glaciers among topics in Olympic National Park talk series

“When Goats Fly,” a short film about the relocation of non-native mountain goats from Olympic National Park to their native range in… Continue reading

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Port Angeles Alzheimer’s walk brings in more than $2,000

Members of Soroptimist International of Port Angeles raised $2,235 at the North Olympic Peninsula Alzheimer’s Walk on Oct. 5. Donations for this… Continue reading

Tethered balloon rides moved to today

Offering in Sequim is free for veterans

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Crescent School officials consider two replacement levies

Community meeting slated for 6:30 p.m. Thursday

Veterans to be thanked in observances

Events planned across North Olympic Peninsula

Former Hoh tribal fisheries officer sentenced in rape case

Man has pending charges in Clallam County

Funds offered to some Clallam County residents to cut wood smoke

Residents of Port Angeles and Sequim and neighborhoods around those cities might now qualify for grants to replace old, uncertified wood stoves with… Continue reading

Veterans feted on Peninsula

Ceremonies, dinners planned today through Tuesday

EYE ON CLALLAM: County considers new tax for Conservation Futures Fund

The three Clallam County commissioners will conduct a public hearing and consider creating a new fund, the Conservation Futures Fund, with a small additional tax,… Continue reading

A GROWING CONCERN: A ‘light’ week of gardening

SO SATURDAY, QUITE the little group of volunteers helped prep the lights for the Winter Ice Village as the ice skating rink went up in… Continue reading

A tribute to four Peninsula residents who have received the Medal of Honor

EDITOR’S NOTE: This column by PDN Senior Staff Writer Paul Gottlieb first appeared Nov. 10, 2000. We print an updated version every Veterans Day. A… Continue reading

Area woman hired as vice-president/business development officer for Kitsap Bank’s Sequim branch

Kitsap Bank has announced that Julie Hatch has been hired as vice-president/business development officer. Hatch will be based out of the bank’s… Continue reading

City of Sequim selects new clerk

Sara McMillon, a certified municipal clerk with 13 years of experience, is Sequim’s new city clerk. The city of Sequim announced the hire… Continue reading