Port Angeles, WA News

• Port Angeles, WA News
• Peninsula being woven with broadband fiber lines to speed Internet in far reaches
• Things To Do from Tue, 29 May 2012
• Vote for your favorite park
• Input sought on changes in shore plan
• Students put spelling skills to test at bee
• Take a guided hike through world’s largest trees
• Port Angeles students tracking sea's drift
• Special Olympics torch to wend its way across North Peninsula
• Port Angeles business students honored
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball’s bats go quiet
• Park scientist to speak about glacier research
• Hearing set in Jefferson County commissioner candidate residency challenge
• Victoria delegation to visit Port Angeles on Wednesday
• Fallen military honored at Port Angeles ceremony
• Medal of Honor recipient’s memorabilia provide emotional footnote to ceremonies
• ‘I’m enjoying it’: Sea kayaker Duff reaches first destination in North Atlantic row to Iceland
• Veteran laid to rest at Fort Worden with honors
• Green Beret's mom breakfasts with Obamas in honor of son
• Liquor prices may rise when sales open up to retailers Friday
• Things To Do from Mon, 28 May 2012
• Sheep-herding at Shepherd's Festival today
• SPORTS: Annual baseball and softball all-star games slated Monday
• SPORTS: Crescent boys track and field team misses state title by two points
• SPORTS: Sequim softball program building a dynasty
• Anderson Lake remains closed
• Veterans to retire worn flags in Ludlow today
• Port Townsend, Main Street wins state award
• Conservation District topic of First Friday
• Virus forces Peninsula company to destroy salmon stock
• Port Townsend climber phones home from Everest
• Volunteers help create Port Angeles dog park
• Variety spices up Juan de Fuca festival
• Memorial Day observances set across Peninsula
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Movements grow for labeling genetically modified foods
• 'I'm so proud of him': Leif Whittaker scales Mount Everest for second time
• The next steps in First Federal's plan for shareholder owners
• Sheep-herding at Shepherd's Festival on Monday
• Staffers at Clallam Bay Corrections Center honored with state awards
• Things To Do from Sun, 27 May 2012
• Tunes, dancing, art radiate from Juan de Fuca Festival into Port Angeles [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Crescent School District selects new superintendent
• Farmer Nash Huber recovering after mountain bike fall
• Ecology estimates costs of sunken ship, spill in cove off Whidbey Island
• Memorial Day events on Peninsula
• Port Angeles adventurer approaches Faroe Islands in solo row
• Two hurt in wreck in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Area tennis doubles teams finish just out of medal consideration
• SPORTS: Sequim softball team captures fourth place at 2A state
• Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts sounds fill Port Angeles for two more days [**Get a taste of the festival in our video**]
• SPORTS: Braithwaite leaps to 2A state long jump title; Crescent boys have outstanding 1B meet
• Workshop planned June 6 in Port Angeles on how to energize downtown areas
• Camping season begins on Peninsula
• Peninsula man reportedly days from Everest's summit
• WEEKEND: Port Angeles, it's time to get your groove on for Juan de Fuca fest
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Halibut derby kicking into gear this weekend
• SPORTS: State prep title weekend begins; Sequim softball set to defend championship
• SPORTS: Eight area high school golfers finish in state top 40
• New superintendent chosen for Crescent School District
• SPORTS: Swiftsure yacht races to Neah Bay and Clallam Bay this weekend
• First Federal to convert to 'stock savings bank'
• Port Townsend's 'look' makes it a movie star
• Things To Do from Fri, 25 May 2012
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Olympic Medical Cancer Center 'ahead of the curve'
• Special patrols to focus on seat belt use
• Youths to get summer deal on bus passes
• Young@Art Show open through Tuesday in Port Angeles
• Memorial Day ceremonies planned on Peninsula
• Couple honored as top campground hosts
• Restart of whaling study disappoints Makah chairman
• Clallam homelessness down 66 percent
• Commissoner candidate's residency challenged
• Quilcene stage nearly ready for outdoor events
• SPORTS: Barnes sparks Port Angeles boys golf team to fifth place in state
• SPORTS: Port Angeles and Sequim track teams run and jump into state
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Beaches open for clams and oysters
• SPORTS: All Peninsula track teams gear up for state meets
• Things To Do from Thu, 24 May 2012
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Juan de Fuca Festival slated this weekend in Port Angeles
• Two riding clinics scheduled at fairgrounds, Port Townsend arena
• Sequim hospital guild donates thousands
• Church concert to help AIDS orphans
• Pass enforcement chills attendance at Fort Worden
• PA council OKs brief policy on greenhouse gases
• Council sets salary range for new city manager
• Port Angeles School Board weighs banning classroom pets
• Sequim council mulls civic center plans
• Two injured in rollover accident still in hospital
• Port Angeles Library unveils its big new ‘living room’
• Expert warns of debris deluge to come
• Lack of donations flashes The End to free summer movies in Sequim
• Japanese tsunami debris: Lots of flotsam by October, ocean expert warns
• U.S. halts Makah whaling study after seven years over 'new scientific information'
• Things To Do from Wed, 23 May 2012
• JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Wait for ferry helps form lines of poem
• SPORTS: End of an era for Chimacum baseball
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Peninsula Golf Club repeats as Peninsula Cup champion
• Old Sea Breeze grocery to be torn down today
• City, port OK Kah Tai Lagoon swap
• Port Angeles accepts timeline for later school start
• Unemployment rates dip on Peninsula
• Price Ford Lincoln dealership to be previewed Thursday
• Things To Do from Tue, 22 May 2012
• Port Angeles residents can now report property crime online
• New WSU Extension boss sees markets for Jefferson County farm produce
• World music band to bring its unusual ‘spirit’ to Port Angeles festival
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball starts 2012 season with a bang
• SPORTS: Golfers swing into action as state week opens for prep teams
• Port Angeles schools schedule their spring concerts
• It’s a jungle out there: Be careful in crosswalks
• Quilcene hatchery releases juvenile coho
• Jefferson commissioners launch campaign sign code revision — but don’t expect anything this year
• Port Townsend gets a car dealership again — temporarily
• State panel on Hispanic affairs to meet in Forks; Border Patrol not invited
• At special sanctuary, even 'bad' dogs have their day
• Power restored to paper mill, Ediz Hook
• Things To Do from Mon, 21 May 2012
• Children’s Advocacy Center opens doors
• Port Angeles liquor store to go dry for 10 days
• Port Townsend's Elevated Ice Cream buys candymaker
• Tribe asks state to change name of harbor
• Sequim to get second visitor center downtown
• Critics want more data on Worden development
• Four finalists selected for top Crescent School post
• Tsunami-debris presentation slated tonight
• $1.6 million settlement of age-bias lawsuit to cost Clallam County $100,000 directly
• Down to a science: Students explore Elwha River 'laboratory' [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Port Angeles parents proudly watch as Marine son awarded Navy Cross
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys golf trio have sights on state championship
• Clallam primary races line up
• 12K race today ends 77th Rhododendron Festival [**GALLERY**]
• State Supreme Court justice speaks in Port Angeles
• Statewide, regional candidates file
• Family, State Patrol want more answers to chase that led to motorcyclist’s death
• Tsunami-debris presentation slated tonight
• PENINSULA PROFILE: Woman helps students of all ages find artist within
• Port of Port Angeles reports good budget news in its first quarter
• Sequim licensing office is shut down
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Boat made in Port Angeles transported in two parts
• Dive team continues search for sunken boat’s oil
• Warrant issued for alleged heroin dealer
• Narcotics team reports drug sentences for four
• Forks man accused of child rape
• Deadline extended for applying for Port Angeles public safety panel seats
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball falls at regional tournament
• SPORTS: Sequim and Port Angeles fighting for a state berth Saturday night
• VIDEOS -- 2012 Rhody Festival Grand Parade in Port Townsend (and more)
• Three election races shape up in Jefferson County
• Things To Do from Sun, 20 May 2012
• Ranch to host a day of alpaca education
• Rhody warriors: Already planning for next year's fest
• Today is last day for filing for public office
• Clallam libraries offer new online resources
• Park awards contract for Kalaloch concessionaire
• Camp Heebie Jeebie organizer seeking funds
• Sand sculpture contest to go Hollywood for 2012
• WEEKEND: 'ArtPaths' lets artists share with showing [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• WEEKEND: Welcome, spring! Navy Northwest Band to perform at Rhody Fest
• Tsunami debris workshops slated
• IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Blues songstress Janiva Magness celebrates new recording with returns to The Upstage in Port Townsend
• Port Angeles science teacher recognized at education foundation dinner
• Clallam auditor shuts down Sequim licensing office
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team looking to end season with perfect record and state title
• Things To Do from Fri, 18 May 2012
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: It would be tough to beat this big fish tale
• WEEKEND: Parties, music enliven Esprit weekend
• SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles softball teams begin quest for state berths; other prep reports
• WEEKEND: AAUW to present annual scholarship
• SPORTS: Storm King youth soccer program begins tryouts this weekend
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• FAA review delays Lincoln Park draft plan
• Patient volumes put Olympic Medical Center in red
• Jefferson County Library shrinks renovation plan
• Olympic Medical Center introduces new sleep physician
• Peninsula Marine to receive Navy Cross today
• Tharinger draws Republican challenger
• Things To Do from Thu, 17 May 2012
• Candidates can file for state, regional races through Friday
• Third hopeful files for Clallam County commissioner position
• Reveal ‘inner celeb’ in today’s Girls’ Night Out
• Trial reset for teacher accused of child rape
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Music scene heats up as temperatures rise
• Health official: Whooping cough not going away
• Sequim licensing office stays open — for now
• Grandview Grocery reopens after car plows into it
• Whidbey spill moves shellfisher to Quilcene
• Dam removal ahead of schedule: Glines gone in a year
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: There’s plenty of trout in North Olympic Peninsula lakes
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball team opens 2012 season Saturday
• SPORTS: Area prep golf teams fill their state rosters
• SPORTS: Quilcene softball team a win away from state playoffs; other prep reports
• Things To Do from Wed, 16 May 2012
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Charity tournament for boys and girls set for Friday
• Seven recognized in Jefferson County with Heart of Service Awards
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Facebook prepares public stock offering, raises price
• Upper Dungeness watershed plans mulled
• Peninsula not affected by wood stove burn bans, business owner says
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Junior rodeo riders win big in region
• Port Angeles poet returns to roots with free reading
• Stand-up paddling topic of talk today
• Clallam board directs forming of security panel
• Clallam County Commissioner McEntire won’t be put on Natural Resources board
• Two announce intentions to run for judge in Jefferson County
• More candidates file in Clallam County, state
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Boaters pick pocket yachts for kicks
• Sequim ‘dilemma’: Fixing streets to cost $8.5 million over 5 years
• Protesters march to Sequim council meeting to seek rescheduling of biomass forum
• SPORTS: Port Angeles takes on undefeated Tumwater in 2A state boys soccer playoffs
• Fallen officers honored at ceremony
• Car plows into west Port Angeles grocery
• Things To Do from Tue, 15 May 2012
• Port Angeles panel pares down utility discount plan
• Public safety board seeks applicants
• Port Angeles junior leads school orchestra in excellence
• Master Gardeners, WSU halt support for Sequim garden
• Debris possibly from Japanese tsunami floating up Strait of Juan de Fuca
• SPORTS: High school playoff games, tournaments heat up this week
• Suspect in Forks stabbing enters plea deal
• Jefferson filing period opens with no surprises
• Hopefuls toss their hats in Clallam ring; statewide candidate filings brisk, too
• Tharinger brings copy of state budget to Chamber of Commerce speech
• Seven receive Jefferson County Heart of Service award in ceremonies today
• Five toss announce for Jefferson County positions so far
• Candidate filing period begins in Clallam County today
• Man stable after crashing motorcycle near Neah Bay
• Sequim musicians to appear tonight on ‘America's Got Talent'
• Shaking their moneymakers to help Rhody Royalty
• Bowling event strikes $1,662 for park
• Assistant principal named at Stevens Middle
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team wins first-ever tri-district championship; other playoff reports
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim flies high at sub-district track meet in Port Angeles
• Duck derby comes to surprising finale (with list of winners)
• Reception set Tuesday for Jefferson County Heart of Service award recipients
• Toxin levels skyrocket at Anderson Lake
• Things To Do from Mon, 14 May 2012
• Called-off biomass forum prompts Monday protest in Sequim
• Carnival, arts and crafts show today on last day of Sequim Irrigation Festival [ *** GALLERY AND VIDEO *** ]
• Ex-U.S. surgeon general talks of sex education, health care reform
• North Olympic Peninsula home sales increase, but prices fall
• SPORTS: Sequim knocks Port Angeles out of baseball bi-district playoffs; Chimacum plays for tri-district championship
• SPORTS: Port Angeles second at its own Duke Streeter boys golf invitational
• PENINSULA PROFILE: Passions keep businesswoman moving ahead
• Annual Esprit transgender convention opens today
• 4½-day ordeal in the Olympics: Hiker found by infrared device in helicopter
• SPORTS: Crescent captures North Olympic League track sub-districts; Chimacum and Port Townsend do well at Nisqually sub-districts
• Sequim licensing office gets reprieve
• Port Townsend aims to finish new Taylor Street sidewalk in time for weekend Rhododendron Festival
• Dual ferry service returns to Port Townsend for first time in five years
• Duck Derby races start in Port Angeles at 2 p.m. today. Ready, start, quack!
• Welcoming group takes stock of business loss from cruise ship’s cancellation
• Things To Do from Sun, 13 May 2012
• Reception set Tuesday for Jefferson County Heart of Service honorees
• Free whooping cough shots in Port Angeles, Port Townsend, Forks
• Petition-signing at Sequim church draws both sides of same-sex marriage issue
• July trial set for alleged abductors
• NOAA designates Port Angeles to be ‘tsunami-ready'
• Crescent Water customers urged to boil tap water
• Quick action by Chimacum youngsters saves life of classmate
• Rule closes Hood Canal Bridge for summer rush-hour
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball opens playoffs with win
• Sequim Licensing office will remain open through at least Wednesday
• Plastic-bag ban proposal to go to Port Townsend council
• Crescent Water customers urged to boil tap water
• Ruling overturning death-row inmate’s murder conviction shocks victim’s widow
• Things To Do from Fri, 11 May 2012
• Ozette potato brings flavor, Northwest history to your garden
• WEEKEND: Postal carriers to collect food Saturday across Peninsula; Sequim drive delayed
• High-heeled walk raises awareness of sexual violence
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Foul weather down the coast fouls today’s cruise ship stopover in Port Angeles
• WEEKEND: On your marks, get set, quack! Duck Derby squeaks up Sunday
• WEEKEND: Events pack finale to 2012 Sequim Irrigation Festival
• Port Angeles schools will see no layoffs
• VIDEO — A virtual fly-through along the lower Elwha River
• Crash briefly blocks state Highway 112
• IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Rock ’n’ art explode with color
• SPORTS: Sequim beats Port Angeles in softball to claim Olympic League co-title
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Mixed early results for spot shrimp
• State Patrol seeks witnesses to deadly motorcycle pursuit
• August trial date scheduled in slaying of Port Angeles woman
• New Spruce Railroad plan released
• Strait Ecosystem Recovery Network meets today in Blyn
• Coast Guard rescues three from sinking fishing boat
• Comments accepted by Ecology on proposed watershed rule
• Lawyer seeks second attorney, dropping of murder charge
• Clallam County commissioner seeks seat on state Natural Resources board
• Haller Foundation accepts applications for grants to fund nonprofits
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Take Mom out to dine, dance at music venues
• Museum & Arts Center wins historic preservation award
• ‘Miss Representation' to screen in Port Angeles on Friday
• Appeals court throws out Sequim drug charges
• Ex-surgeon general to speak Friday night in Port Angeles
• Fort Worden cracks down on Discover Pass enforcement
• Motorcyclist dies after high-speed chase in Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Thu, 10 May 2012
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Making a case for lingcod
• Quick-thinking Quilcene students save classmate
• SPORTS: Sequim loses in first round of bi-district baseball playoffs; other prep reports
• Sequim death-row inmate’s double-murder conviction reversed
• Six local post offices — Beaver, Clallam Bay, Joyce, LaPush, Nordland, Sekiu — may get hours reduced under new cost-cutting plan
• Hood Canal Bridge repairs completed; no closure tonight
• Sequim licensing office could shut down today
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist dies after high-speed chase east of Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Wed, 09 May 2012
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Backyard pursuits spring lively step
• SPORTS: Port Angeles pounds Bremerton in softball; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Sequim High School golfers dominate Olympic League
• Port Angeles’ Franklin School 100 students away from doom
• ‘Gone West' photographer to speak at Peninsula College
• Group favoring Civic Field bond addresses committee
• Clallam auditor plans to close Sequim licensing office over contractual dispute
• Courthouse security committee is mulled
• Verser changes mind, won’t run for third term as judge
• City, port in Port Townsend craft pact over Kah Tai Lagoon
• Development authority sets two options for management of lifelong learning center at Fort Worden
• Warm welcome planned for cruise ship in Port Angeles on Friday
• Nighttime Hood Canal Bridge closures continue
• Two Jefferson County commissioners to run again
• Coast Guard rescues fishermen near Neah Bay
• Nighttime Hood Canal Bridge closures continue
• Things To Do from Tue, 08 May 2012
• Lower Elwha council members re-elected
• Van De Wege to seek re-election to House
• Peninsula group featured on climate dots website
• Port Townsend schools fill two vacant principal posts
• Puget novelist coming to Forks, Port Angeles
• Fundraisers demonstrate Port Townsend's heart
• Fort Worden always a state park first, Port Townsend authority told
• SPORTS: Road to state begins for Port Angeles, Sequim and Chimacum baseball teams
• SPORTS: Port Angeles hosts biggest youth basketball tournament this past weekend
• Peninsula law agencies differ over Border Patrol use
• SPORTS: Eagles semipro football team opens season with win
• Port Angeles asked to update utility discounts from ’92 levels
• SPORTS: Port Angeles claims six individual titles at league track meet while Sequim and Port Townsend also excel; other prep reports
• Health care reform essential for Peninsula medical facilities, forum told
• Tsunami warning sirens to be tested today
• Customs and Border Protection to offer citizens academy
• Multimedia play about the Holocaust opens Tuesday
• State board to consider tuition hike for Peninsula, other community colleges
• Men in women’s clothing: Two separate Port Townsend events to focus on gender issues
• Clallam commissioner opposes water bank idea
• Concerns about Port Ludlow quarry impact taken into account, county says of its ‘nonsignificance’ ruling
• Feiro Marine Life Center volunteers see the sea — up close and personal
• Hood Canal Bridge closings start tonight at 8:45
• Things To Do from Mon, 07 May 2012
• Couple unhurt after RV tips over on Tumwater Truck Route
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys soccer earns No. 3 seed in playoffs; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball peaking for playoffs; other baseball reports
• Port Angeles to install 28 surveillance cameras along waterfront
• SPORTS: Sequim softball grabs first place in Olympic League
• Group protests use of Border Patrol agents as interpreters for local law enforcement
• Money starts growing on walls of Discovery Bay eatery again
• Brooks named Clallam County Sheriff's Office 2011 Employee of the Year
• Concession made in Wild Olympics wilderness plan
• Anniversary events to continue at Sol Duc Hot Springs
• Port Angeles schools offer bike, pedestrian safety program
• Things To Do from Sun, 06 May 2012
• PENINSULA PROFILE: Photographer tells subjects’ stories with light, lenses
• Fourth hopeful announces for Clallam County Superior Court judgeship
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Port Angeles Yacht Club holds first Alvin Gross race
• Alleged child abductors appear in Port Angeles court
• Restoration work planned on Ediz Hook this summer
• Hood Canal Bridge closings start Monday
• 2012 Jefferson County Heart of Service award recipients announced; award ceremonies May 15
• Attorney seeks seat on Court of Appeals
• Interim Port Angeles city manager says city acted properly in firing finance director
• Former Port Townsend mayor seeks county commissioner seat
• IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Guys and their guitars perform on Cinco de Mayo tonight for nonprofit
• Fourth hopeful announces for Clallam Superior Court judgeship
• Anderson Lake closed because of high toxin level
• Sol Duc Hot Springs marks 100th anniversary of first resort
• Sequim Irrigation Festival kicks off today
• Nighttime Hood Canal Bridge closures next week
• Twenty-six confirmed whooping cough cases on Peninsula
• Things To Do from Fri, 04 May 2012
• WEEKEND: Kiwanis garage sale to offer diverse items
• WEEKEND: Events to fete ‘Cinco de Salmon’ this weekend
• WEEKEND: Events wrap up Port Townsend Teen Community Read
• WEEKEND: Clallam Master Gardeners to hold annual plant sale
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Clallam Public Utility District commissioner eyes re-election
• Time running out to adopt duck for derby
• WEEKEND: KPTZ-FM radio to celebrate first anniversary
• WEEKEND: Webster's Woods site of Cinco de Mayo fun in day of play
• Sequim Open Aire Market to open for 2012 season
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: On center stage ladies and gentlemen — halibut
• SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles softball teams keep pace with wins; other prep reports
• Volunteer-led station KPTZ marks first year on the air
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Those spot shrimp aren’t so tiny; season opens Saturday
• Talent with a capital T: ‘Music Man' opening in Sequim
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys soccer team qualifies for playoffs; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Port Angeles sloshes past Sequim in baseball action to capture second place
• Things To Do from Thu, 03 May 2012
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Celebrate Cinco de Mayo this weekend
• Quileute Tribal School on lockdown during arrest
• Public comment accepted on work at Bangor explosives-handling wharf
• Clallam panel OKs funds for trucks, work
• Hood Canal Bridge to be closed for four nights beginning Monday
• Buzz on bees topic of next brown bag lecture
• Sequim boat parades marks start of season
• $375,000 grant to help library complete retrofit
• Chimacum School Board takes aim at state award
• Methane leak creates ‘potentially explosive situation’
• Port Angeles council urged to reinstate ousted city finance director
• May Day protesters march on Jefferson County Courthouse
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team still perfect on year, wins Nisqually League; North Kitsap beats Port Townsend
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Baker returns to Port Townsend Golf Club
• SPORTS: Washington Huskies men’s soccer team to play Victoria Highlanders in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles City Council urged to reinstate fired finance director
• Things To Do from Wed, 02 May 2012
• Bail set in abduction case in Port Angeles
• Departing Port Angeles city manager cites priorities
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: $1,000 reward for stolen Joyce llama
• Ferries system to hold community meetings on Peninsula
• Peninsula residents turn in unused drugs in take-back day
• Series of health reform forums begins Thursday
• Customs office renovations to be begin next week
• Country Aire reopens in ‘huge' space
• Watch out for counterfeit money, Port Angeles police warn
• Tharinger to seek re-election
• Theme sought for this year's sand sculpture contest in Port Angeles
• Port Townsend eatery will get a new look
• Private school's first fundraising gala this week
• SunLand golf course battles declining membership
• Another leadership shift at Port Angeles schools
• Teen mom must pay for infant's burial
• Franklin School could be on Port Angeles district's hit list again
• Lawsuit against Boys, Girls Club dropped
• SPORTS: Olympic Peninsula Eagles open this week with bigger and faster team
• SPORTS: Record numbers at NW Cup national championships at Dry Hill
• Weyerhaeuser kin, a combat veteran who antes $500,000 to own campaign, makes congressional election a race
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Police agencies await federal rules to fly drones over neighborhoods
• Things To Do from Mon, 30 Apr 2012
• Marine science center selects program director
• Volunteers wanted for Elwha restoration project
• Theme sought for this year's sand sculpture contest in Port Angeles
• Volunteer state park hosts wanted
• Hoko River salmon restoration proposed
• Author to give illustrated talk on state’s story
• VIMO receives $2,500 from medical center workers
• Vashon Island author/artist to give free reading Tuesday
• SPORTS: Port Angeles and Sequim baseball teams to play for second place today; other prep reports
• Loyalty Day parade ‘small-town America at its best'
• Sequim Soroptimists doing well, and good, for 65 years
• Port Angeles library to partially close for most of May
• Port Townsend-Seattle foot ferry plans still afloat
• Outgoing Port Angeles city manager: Don't split off utilities
• Magnetic levitation test track has first phase done
• Sushi on discussion menu Tuesday at Rose Theatre
• The big muddy: Sediment plume pours out of newly freed Elwha River
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Boat-building school painstakingly re-creates classic pulling boat
• Brinnon man accused of gun threat at Little League game
• West End Veterans Stand Down scheduled in Forks on Thursday
• Heated email exchange precedes Port Angeles city manager’s exit
• PENINSULA PROFILE: Woman puts her heart into helping children in Third World nations
• Sequim man gets four years for assault with ax
• Cable television service disconnected in Forks; about 120 customers affected
• Raffle tickets go on sale Tuesday for Port Angeles’ Sesquicentennial Quilt
• Four-year sentence in case with 60 pounds of marijuana, firearms
• Like to sing? Join mass choir benefit concert
• Kilmer to open office in Port Angeles in bid for district seat
• It's a good day to check out open houses in Clallam, Jefferson counties
• First of four health care reform forums slated
• SPORTS: Port Angeles wins but Sequim loses important games Saturday; other baseball reports
• ‘I’m feeling great’: Judge Verser will seek re-election
• SPORTS: Port Angeles defeats Port Townsend in boys soccer action; other prep reports
• Anderson Lake a big draw as once-tainted lake opens for first day of season
• SPORTS: Port Angeles defeats Port Townsend in boys soccer action; other prep reports
• A river almost freed: Aerial photographs show state of Elwha [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• SPORTS: Chimacum Cowboys baseball team on roll toward state playoffs
• Clallam County Community Service Awards bestowed
• Your invitation to an open-house weekend
• After drop-in on Colorado campus, black bear is returned to the wild
• Port Townsend High School students illustrate dangers of smoking
• SPORTS: Dream matchup between Chimacum-Port Angeles baseball teams washed out
• WEEKEND: Park to fete junior rangers
• WEEKEND: Kitchen tour, MAC auction on tap
• WEEKEND: Not just big trucks: Jefferson Expo adds activities for family
• WEEKEND: There's a duck with your name on it for annual derby
• Country Aire moving into its new spot
• Sequim City Council calls off forum on biomass, draws protests
• Drug ‘take-back’ day set Saturday
• Former Port Angeles Mayor Charles Whidden, 84, dies
• Brinnon celebrates Loyalty Day Parade
• Band to play Steppenwolf’s hits to benefit Irrigation Festival
• Sexual harassment suit settled with Peninsula College
• Teens show off their talents for, with verse in PoetrySlam
• Things To Do from Fri, 27 Apr 2012
• Seized horses recovering, finding new homes
• WEEKEND: Play shares untold tale of Titanic
• Alert store manager keeps woman from being scammed
• WEEKEND: Jefferson museum plans party tonight, ribbon-cutting Saturday
• IN THIS WEEKEND’S PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Olympic Theatre Arts’ ‘Paragon Springs’ life in small town on verge of change
• WEEKEND: First Outdoor Fun Fair set for Saturday
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Popular lowland lakes fishing opener is Saturday
• WEEKEND: Girls, dolls to gussy up for All Dressed Up Spring Tea
• HEARTS OF GOLD: Seven receive Clallam Community Service Award in ceremonies tonight
• LEE HORTON'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: The new guy in town
• ACLU sues Border Patrol over traffic stops
• Things To Do from Thu, 26 Apr 2012
• Sequim School Board votes on cut to vocational education department
• Heroin charges dropped against two men from Port Angeles
• Pickleball marathon nets $1,000 for Port Angeles park’s playground
• Clallam County drums up federal funding for culvert project
• Board gives nod to contract for interim Port Angeles city manager
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Music bustin' out in new venues in Port Angeles, Sequim
• Brinnon theater presents ‘Pecos Bill' in new production
• SPORTS: Sequim holds on to beat Port Townsend in boys soccer; other prep reports
• 66-year-old Fred Hill Materials files for bankruptcy
• Newly renamed Port Townsend museum to celebrate this weekend
• Eleanor Stopps, Protection Island defender, dies at 92
• $4 million Civic Field bond issue to go to voters
• Mikki Saunders, longtime Port Angeles food bank director, dies at age 78
• Port Townsend police postpone cost-of-living adjustment
• PA school district mulls staff layoffs
• Sequim's centennial starts to take shape
• Port Angeles City Council OKs Civic Field bond measure for August ballot
• Petition for plastic-bag ban gaining signatures
• Coast Guard chopper crash survivor gets ‘career killer’ report, lawyer says
• Forks toys with ‘matchbox' police car request
• Protection Island preservationist dies
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: SunLand members head east to compete
• Things To Do from Wed, 25 Apr 2012
• SPORTS: Sequim edges Port Angeles in competitive girls tennis match; other prep reports
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: ‘Bitty Buddy' makes good with Elk of Year award
• Two arrested after foot chase in Port Angeles
• Attorney to make bid for Superior Court judgeship
• Port Angeles taps Sunnyside manager as interim finance director
• Gorilla sanctuary topic of two talks this week
• Cost emphasized in civic center proposal
• Sequim panel votes against biomass meet
• International Lavender Conference set this weekend in Sequim
• Unemployment flat on Peninsula despite new jobs
• Second air monitoring station approved — if funding developed
• SPORTS: Sequim and Port Angeles track teams soar in major invitationals
• Port Angeles adjusting to high-tech electricity metering
• Real estate slowdown hits planned condo project in Port Ludlow
• Poet to give reading at Peninsula College
• 3 Peninsula liquor stores sold in auction
• Exercise mimics animals at Outdoor Fun Fair
• Things To Do from Tue, 24 Apr 2012
• Port of Port Angeles seeks to purchase building
• Clallam to mull grant for Sekiu beach access
• Jefferson County resolution censures ‘corporate personhood’
• New principal named for Jefferson Elementary
• Visiting poet hosted by Port Angeles Fine Arts Center
• Quarry near Ludlow wins county approval
• PDN takes 8 awards in state competition
• SPORTS: Mountain bike downhill national championships coming to Port Angeles this week
• Air Force band presents free show in Port Angeles tonight
• Deer Park underpass slated for 2013 completion
• Police seek information about stolen maritime plaques
• Work to begin on Port Angeles dog park
• They're sharing a few good (free) books
• Ailing Landing mall owner feted
• Officials formulating plan for dealing with tsunami debris
• SPORTS: Forks girls and Crescent boys win the Forks Lions Invitational track meet
• Sequim schools to consider small staff cut tonight
• Anderson Lake ‘looks good’ to open Saturday
• North Olympic Land Trust icon will be guest of honor at third annual Conservation Breakfast
• Adopt a duck (you can do it at the PDN) -- and support good causes
• Air Force band to present free show Monday night
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Platypus Marine gearing to build steel boat
• Peninsula homebuilding shows signs of awakening from stunning 2011 slump
• SPORTS: Sequim girls golf team plays at high level at Duke Streeter Invitational; other golf reports
• Peninsula tribe to receive $25 million as part of federal settlement
• SPORTS: Port Angeles dominates Chimacum/Port Townsend in girls tennis with deep singles group; other prep reports
• Map displays ‘crude, broken strangeness' of Olympic Peninsula
• Port Angeles facility to be renamed after mental health care advocate
• Port Angeles man to get new trial date in vehicular homicide
• Port Angeles woman could be ordered to pay for infant’s burial
• Family’s naming rights contract with Olympic Medical Center ends
• East Jefferson Fire-Rescue’s live burn tests trainees
• Port Angeles adventurer makes second bid for Iceland
• Port Angeles woman remembered in vigil, song and stories
• Hearts of gold: Seven recipients of Clallam Community Service Awards announced
• EARTH DAY CLALLAM: Volunteers enjoy sunny day during beach cleanup
• EARTH DAY JEFFERSON: All about ecology and making a commitment to the environment
• PENINSULA PROFILE: Businessman sees bright horizon for waterfront
• RainFest offers quilt lecture, shows
• Hope for no clouds — and look for the Lyrid meteor shower tonight
• Rotary Club makes sure Jefferson County third-graders have dictionaries
• ‘Undamming the Elwha’ to air Sunday on KCTS 9
• Western Strait cleanup planned
• Sequim raptor center to reap rewards of celebration
• ‘River as Spirit' film premieres Saturday at Elwha Heritage Center
• Volunteers to tackle debris on Peninsula’s Pacific Coast beaches
• Quimper Mercantile raises enough money to open store
• Earth Day weekend celebrated in Port Townsend
• LaPush electrical power outage planned
• Oosterdam came and docked . . . but did anyone shop?
• Theme sought for this year's sand sculpture contest in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles’ Earth Day weekend includes a ‘Trashion show’
• LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Anglers start countdown to halibut season
• Things To Do from Fri, 20 Apr 2012
• SPORTS: Sequim nips Port Angeles by two strokes in boys golf showdown; other prep reports
• WEEKEND: Yard waste, tires, appliances taken to help Port Angeles Food Bank
• No criminal charges, but former Port Angeles city finance director still feels 'humiliated'
• WEEKEND: Sequim to hold its spring cleanup
• IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Peninsula bands hit stage for Beat the Blues Barn Dances
• WEEKEND: Variety of events slated on Peninsula
• WEEKEND: Saturday concert to benefit Feiro center
• WEEKEND: All about different ‘covers': Forks celebrates RainFest with umbrellas, quilt shows
• Free concert this coming Monday (April 23) — Air Force band performs in Port Angeles
• WEEKEND: Free entry to Olympic National Park starting Saturday
• Adopt a duck (you can do it at the PDN) -- and support good causes
• WEEKEND: RainFest fills Forks weekend
• Ex-Port Angeles city finance director won’t face criminal charges
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Take part in Earth Day with music
• Things To Do from Thu, 19 Apr 2012
• Clallam County employee gets award
• About 30 protest at Tax Day rally in Sequim
• Images from the top of the world shown at Port Angeles Fine Arts Center
• Alternative, traditional medical care offerings at new Port Townsend business
• Fire chief preparing for interim Port Angeles city manager post
• Lost shoe given as example of need for Civic Field bond
• Cruise liner port of call: Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Brandon’s two goals spark Port Angeles to 3-0 shutout of Sequim in boys soccer; other prep reports
• Port Townsend's GreenPod ‘Home of the Future' in Seattle
• SPORTS: Pickleball marathon set for this weekend in Port Angeles
• Port Townsend schools losing two principals
• OUTDOORS: A good time to visit Olympic National Park; clam dig this weekend is a go
• Secret Service to fire 1 amid Inquiry; 2 others to leave
• Free concert on April 23 — Air Force band performs in Port Angeles
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Close encounters of the word kind
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Sequim team wins gold in district meet
• Things To Do from Wed, 18 Apr 2012
• Clallam County Courthouse security, law and justice spending discussed
• Mold-sniffing canine reunited with owner
• Driver escapes with few injuries after speeding, crashing in alley, police say
• Two-hour delay won't stop cruise-ship festivities in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Port Angeles belts Port Townsend in baseball; both Sequim baseball and softball teams lose to North Kitsap
• Wildlife advocate terminal, moved to care facility
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: North Olympic Peninsula courses to host two junior tourneys
• Mother-daughter kayakers safe after gusts strand them
• Bail, trial date set in Nicolaysen assault case
• Centrum summer leads up to sizzling finale
• Port Angeles fire chief named as city's interim city manager
• Dick Clark, TV impresario, is dead at 82
• Clallam budget hit hard by lower investment, tax revenues
• Library open for business at new location
• Brothers hope to score with comedy at Sequim film fest
• Overhauled dock will keep Port Angeles-Victoria ferry sailing
• Woman slightly hurt after car lands in ditch
• Free Air Force jazz band concert on tap
• Students making movies of adventures in Mexico, Vietnam
• Port Angeles Fine Arts Center seeking new director
• Facebook fugitive's new status: Arrested
• Tenor, pianist team for music, lunch program
• Ceremony Wednesday to fete new Forks High
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team signs all-state guard from Alaska
• Asian Days Sale offers kimono with beguiling tale
• Bridge repairs mean nighttime closures for Hood Canal Bridge in May
• Paris trip produces leads for Port of Port Angeles
• Weight contest nets lots of losers, cash
• Facebook fugitive found, arrested without incident
• Free concert on April 23 — Air Force band performs in Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Mon, 16 Apr 2012
• SPORTS: Crescent boys win own invitational; Port Angeles varsity performs well at elite meet in Tacoma
• SPORTS: Forks splits with Rainier in league softball doubleheader
• Clallam announces move to electronic death certificates
• ‘Miss Representation’ returns for second screening
• Kayak Symposium concludes today
• Tax return help this week before extension deadline
• Peninsula precinct caucuses set this afternoon
• North Olympic Land Trust names new executive director
• Clallam fair royalty debuted to public
• Folk artist to talk of Web ‘campfires'
• Dam! It’s almost gone! Remnants of Lake Aldwell fading away while hillside is rebuilt
• Sale combines two Port Townsend boat service firms
• Theme sought for this year's sand sculpture contest in Port Angeles
• Man wanted since December jailed; trial set
• Free concert on April 23 — Air Force band performs in Port Angeles
• Shane Park playground arrives in Port Angeles; installation this summer
• Things To Do from Sun, 15 Apr 2012
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Port Angeles man’s shelving system installed on yacht
• SPORTS: Port Angeles softball team bounces back by pounding North Kitsap; other prep reports
• Port Angeles native to focus on jobs in campaign for congressional seat; see what GOP foe says about him
• SPORTS: Chimacum continues hold on Sequim in baseball; Port Angeles nips league-leading North Kitsap; other prep reports
• Port Angeles planning town-wide party to welcome cruise ship Wednesday
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls, Olympic boys dominate three-way track meet with Sequim
• Full burial at Fort Worden Cemetery one of last [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Makah elder who opposed whaling dies at age 88
• Olympia man jailed after wreck near Port Townsend
• IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Music legend Arlo Guthrie coming into Port Angeleeze on Sunday
• It takes a village: Quilcene store expands
• Training for 99 Percent Spring planned in three Peninsula towns
• Port Townsend woodworking school honors former park director
• Democratic caucuses planned Sunday
• Holiday running for Clallam County commissioner
• Duck Derby tickets on sale today
• OUTDOORS: That was a big one that got away in the Hoh River
• Port Angeles Harbor damage council schedules first meeting
• SPORTS: Sequim pounds Port Angeles 14-1 in league baseball game
• Clallam sends new voter IDs
• SPORTS: Grand slam in sixth inning propels Sequim past Port Angeles in softball; other prep reports
• Sequim Relay For Life chairwoman carries on fight
• Things To Do from Fri, 13 Apr 2012
• WEEKEND: Princess Tea to introduce Clallam court
• WEEKEND: Self-guided tour offers weekend of wine, cheese
• WEEKEND: Hatters go mad at high tea
• WEEKEND: Port Angeles Symphony to offer free Saturday performance
• WEEKEND: Dungeness couple in ‘Titanic’ drama
• WEEKEND: Author shares stories of Kuwait
• WEEKEND: Fundraisers, boats, devils fill weekend
• WEEKEND: Second-story tours set Saturday
• Theme sought for this year's sand sculpture contest in Port Angeles
• Veterans center volunteer surprised by dad's medals
• Free concert on April 23 — Air Force band performs in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles man pleads not guilty to first-degree murder
• Fort Worden lifelong learning center’s future in flux
• Port plans tear-down, redevelopment of PenPly site
• Author/screenwriter tells Chimacum kids to ‘dream big'
• Theme sought for this year's sand sculpture contest in Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Thu, 12 Apr 2012
• Last-minute help before filing taxes across Peninsula
• Spring Clean Up Day to benefit Port Angeles Food Bank
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Face the music and celebrate spring
• Clallam County names human resources director
• Internet scrutiny of wanted man can only help, police say
• Sequim council approves zoning changes, revisions to downtown
• SPORTS: Powerhouse Bremerton handles Port Angeles in boys soccer; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS: It’s time to get out those bows for annual Spring 3-D Extravaganza archery tourney
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Memorial Tournament scheduled for Sequim on April 26
• Private school donates money to food bank
• Oven Spoonful opens Port Angeles coffee shop, adds choices
• Port Angeles Facebook fugitive now a man of the world
• Pilot, passenger shaken, unhurt after plane crashes near Sequim [**Video**]
• Legislature passes budget, adjourns overtime session
• PENINSULA PROFILE: Nordland man launches old boats into new lives
• Theme sought for this year's sand sculpture contest in Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Wed, 11 Apr 2012
• Port Angeles author to speak at Thursday fundraiser
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: What's cooking on 2012 Kitchen Tour
• Public response to Lincoln Park redesign heartens port
• Clallam, Forks ink interagency pact to bolster law enforcement
• Peninsula College Board of Trustees approves Robins’ contract
• Investigation clears Clallam County road department of wrongdoing
• PUD gets loan for electrical system buy
• Crash sends pickup into mobile home
• SPORTS: Bad day for area baseball teams as Port Angeles, Sequim and Port Townsend all lose, but Sequim and Port Angeles softball teams remain perfect
• Clallam Transit launches hybrid bus
• Clallam Sheriff's Office to lend deputy to short-staffed Forks
• ‘Time is right' for bike shop to move, owner says
• Get career transition assistance through Port Townsend Library
• SPORTS: Canadians conquer Dry Hill as they dominate downhill mountain-bike races
• Healthcare CEOs speak in Port Ludlow on Wednesday
• AAA: Average price of gasoline in Washington $4.14
• Sequim crash that damaged home under investigation
• Late winter fun at Hurricane Ridge
• Small plane crash-lands near Dungeness
• Theme sought for this year's sand sculpture contest in Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Tue, 10 Apr 2012
• Jefferson County OKs redrawing voting precincts
• Benefit this weekend for Chimacum students
• Port Angeles Friday night football in danger
• SPORTS: Quilcene baseball team is young with a lot of promise
• PA mayor thanks Nippon for biomass project
• ‘Chain' moves books to library's new locale
• Smith hired as new Jefferson Community Development chief
• Clallam library system, state senator named ‘science champions'
• Port Angeles man posts to Facebook while on lam
• Peninsula College to screen documentary series on Mondays
• Updated Clallam County precinct maps now online
• Things To Do from Mon, 09 Apr 2012
• PDN representatives available to speak to groups
• San Francisco, Port Townsend poets to appear at Northwind
• Library's 'people's chain' to take place Monday
• Centrum seeks special performer for bonus show
• Soroptimists honor four women with awards
• Port Angeles mulls bond for Civic Field
• Appeal ‘on hold' in embezzlement case in missing Clallam treasury funds
• Taylor Street phase completion hits Port Townsend downtown project milestone
• ‘Perfect opening day’: Port Townsend Farmers Market debut draws 400
• Trials set for two accused of aiding killer
• Still time for Easter egg hunts today [Saturday's video here]
• Things To Do from Sun, 08 Apr 2012
• Japanese tsunami ghost ship's legacy: Debris happens
• Port Angeles composites facility's workers vote to join union
• PDN representatives available to speak to groups
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team remains perfect on year; Port Townsend baseball rips Vashon Island 13-2
• Artifacts from Elwha dams to be displayed around the west [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Arrest made in Forks molestation case
• Port Angeles murder defendant undergoes treatment
• Search continues for wanted man
• Catering firm makes plans to move into Port Angeles location
• Friends offer help after coffee shops close
• Candidate for Washington state auditor urges performance audits
• Port Angeles photographer wins state awards
• PDN representatives available to speak to groups
• Port Townsend designer offers green-home tours in advance of Seattle exposure
• Sol Duc Hot Springs celebrates 100th anniversary
• April 16 deadline to apply for Habitat for Humanity home
• Judge announces candidacy for Washington Court of Appeals
• Attorney general candidate addresses Peninsula issues
• Uptown Theatre celebrates anniversary with fundraiser
• Police search for Port Angeles man who eluded them
• How Lincoln Park would look with far fewer tall trees: Draft plan includes trails, orchard
• THIS WEEKEND IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Art of ‘pure exuberance’ in Port Townsend
• She's gone: Coast Guard sinks tsunami ghost ship {**Gallery**]
• Things To Do from Fri, 06 Apr 2012
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• WEEKEND: Easter eggs tucked away throughout Peninsula
• WEEKEND: Spring Fling previews Open Aire Market
• Arraignment today for alleged abettors in Port Angeles
• Clallam Democrats open new party headquarters
• OUTDOORS: A busy weekend on Peninsula for outdoors activities
• OUTDOORS: Dry Hill downhill mountain-bike races begin Friday in Port Angeles
• Westport workers put out fire, clean up spill
• Fowl play: ‘Mystery booms' solved in Sequim
• Port Angeles council takes no action on biomass
• First-degree murder charge to be added in vehicular death case
• U.S. Coast Guard to sink ghost ship dislodged by Japan tsunami
• Olympic Medical Center, Service Employees union settle workers' contracts
• Things To Do from Thu, 05 Apr 2012
• ‘Lull in the storm’ for whooping cough on Peninsula
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Put a spring in your step
• Fire damages third story of Port Angeles home; no one hurt
• United Good Neighbors, Jefferson County Community foundation to share resources
• Sending the wrong message: Vandalized Port Townsend sign to be fixed
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: A tough assignment is to attain press pass to Masters
• SPORTS: Sequim softball team seeking second state championship in row
• SPORTS: Sequim holds off Kingston 2-1 in baseball; other prep reports
• Port Angeles city manager’s last day on the job May 2
• Fire damages three-story home near Port Angeles
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Rescue outfit takes students to ‘task' [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Port Angeles drill team wins top honors in state
• King to seek third term on Jefferson Public Utility District board
• Things To Do from Wed, 04 Apr 2012
• Clallam County consolidates voter precincts
• Clallam permit center now online
• Port of Port Townsend selects its eatery
• Port files suit against Peninsula Plywood
• Coffee shop customers buzzing about closures [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Popular Port Townsend venue to reopen Saturday under new management
• Junior colleges safe from new budget cuts
• Things To Do from Tue, 03 Apr 2012
• SPORTS: Mighty Chimacum Cowboys roll toward state in baseball
• Earth Day concert tickets on sale
• Big ‘losers’ to be honored at ceremony
• Border Patrol: Obama plan likely won’t affect operations
• Great Olympic Duck Derby migrates to Lincoln Park
• Bails set for alleged helpers in double-murder case
• Creosote-soaked driftwood removal from Indian Island begins today
• Late state move won’t help 2012 Brinnon ShrimpFest
• DCD director designate sells his strengths
• Thieves pinch Gaia statue from yard
• Finish delayed on new Border Patrol HQ in Port Angeles
• ‘Swift and certain’ program prepared for Peninsula felons
• Readers win bikes at Blue Heron
• Attendance up, expo organizers say
• Cutter prepares to deploy on new mission
• Snow joke: Ski season's over at Hurricane Ridge
• Jefferson Democrats endorse candidates
• Weight-loss author plans to leave Sequim
• North Olympic Land Trust receives national recognition
• Log truck rolls on LaPush road
• OUR APOLOGIES: Peninsula Poll having technical difficulties
• Taylor announces he’ll seek re-election as Clallam judge
• Duck Derby to float away from Nippon
• SPORTS: Forks boys soccer team falls in slop bowl against Hoquiam; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS: Beaches are good to go, including Kalaloch, for next weekend’s morning clam digs
• Port Angeles plaintiff in health care suit hears arguments
• New Clam Cannery owners to move into Port Townsend historical building
• Author reveals novel backstory in Port Townsend read
• Quileute welcome whales with song, dance
• Slow growing: Native plants get a start on barren land that once hosted Elwha River dams' lakes [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Two accused of helping accused double-murderer arrested in Port Angeles
• A Fort Worden salute to the late Nora Porter: Commons to be renamed after her
• Get BACH to where you once belonged: Experiment with classical music appears to be no deterrent for loiterers
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Peninsula Coast Guard member achieves elite status
• Forks gets OK from FAA for West End Thunder drag races
• PENINSULA PROFILE: Life blooms anew for singer/songwriter Nature Lindsay
• Port Townsend Paper praises biomass project court decision
• Things To Do from Sun, 01 Apr 2012
• UPDATE: Three lottery tickets in Midwest, East hit $640 million jackpot
• New Fort Worden manager praises staff, volunteers
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• WEEKEND: Olympic BirdFest offers feast for the eyes
• WEEKEND: Schedule of Olympic BirdFest activities
• Search continues for missing Port Angeles woman
• Sequim city manager scores an 8.58 in council’s review
• Recruiter on tap for Port Angeles finance post
• Bomb squad neutralizes device in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles mayor asks students for help keeping Hurricane Ridge open
• Port Angeles School District fills two positions
• Olympic Medical Center, union reach tentative agreement
• Judge upholds Port Townsend biomass permit
• SPORTS: Crescent boys track team dominates four-way meet; other prep reports
• Film festival poster mixes artist's love of painting, ‘weird'
• Brisk sales seen on Peninsula as Mega Millions jackpot hits $540 million
• Things To Do from Fri, 30 Mar 2012
• OUTDOORS: West End rivers blown out for steelhead, but blackmouth salmon plentiful in saltwater
• WEEKEND: Port Townsend auto rally kicks off European car season
• Fort Worden to remain a state park
• WEEKEND: Building expo sets up shop at Sequim High School this weekend
• Brisk Mega Millions sales swell jackpot to $540 million; here's some advice if you win
• Olympic Medical Center, union reach tentative agreement
• Things To Do from Thu, 29 Mar 2012
• SPORTS: Raindrops playing havoc for prep sports; Withrow wins 100th game for Port Angeles baseball; other prep reports
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC: Get up and dance while spring's here
• Port Angeles mental health center to announce name change at open house today
• SPORTS: 2012 halibut seasons provide extra fishing days on Puget Sound
• Vehicular assault trial of Port Angeles man set in April
• Homeless Connect fair Friday
• Clallam adds fire ordinance to county code
• Deadline nears for loan applications for Port Townsend businesses
• Council mulls costly shakeup of Port Angeles departments
• Performing a miracle: Group working on auditorium upgrades
• Number of whooping cough cases levels off on Peninsula
• Port Angeles man struck, killed near Poulsbo
• Port Townsend water rate hike to be seen in April bills
• WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING: Ichiro 0 for 4 as Mariners lose to A's 4-1
• Sequim store gets supersized: Walmart reopening ceremony today
• Planned takeover of Fort Worden State Park by Port Townsend authority scaled down
• While you were sleeping: Mariners win season opener, 3-1, in Tokyo
• Mega Millions jackpot rises to $500 million — largest ever
• Police seek help in locating overdue motorist from Port Angeles
• Diamond Point fire accidentally started by children, investigators say
• Unemployment rises on the Peninsula
• Sequim council accepts priorities outlined at retreat
• Things To Do from Wed, 28 Mar 2012
• School Board OKs Sequim superintendent
• Port Townsend Schools ink contract for new head
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Peninsula bicycle collector masters the high-wheeler [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Sequim and Port Angeles will battle for Olympic League golf titles
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team remains undefeated on year after beating Orting; other prep reports
• Small audience hears from Jefferson County assessor on housing market
• Gov. Gregoire gives Port Angeles in Rayonier cleanup effort
• SPORTS CORRECTION: Iwakuma shaky in Mariners’ 9-3 loss to Yomiuri
• $1,752 rolls in for park at bowling alley
• SPORTS: Braithwaite of Port Angeles wins four events while Roughrider girls claim five events and sweep two at three-way track meet
• ‘Human chain' to kick off Port Townsend Library move
• Jefferson County to recycle its outdated computers
• Jefferson County OKs adult business policy
• High-tech name of the game at the ‘new' Forks High School
• Process begins to removed shuttered Port Angeles plywood plant
• Are you ready for a TV series inspired by the North Olympic Peninsula?
• GOP Lincoln Day lunch set for Saturday
• Ex-fisherman pens book about Alaskan shipwrecks
• Tall ship ready to sail into new season
• Things To Do from Mon, 26 Mar 2012
• SPORTS: Javelin record broken, three first places for Port Angeles track team at seven-team meet; other prep reports
• Rocks of ages, for all ages, at Vern Burton gem show
• Spring storms pad Olympic snowpack
• Parkinson’s, MS dance class topic of support group
• Red Cross campaign kicks off to buy 1,000 cots
• Community mental health center to announce new name this week
• GOP, Democratic party leaders duel politically
• Sequim council to consider priorities
• Milestones in Elwha River dam removals: Fish still checked at Elwha Dam; most work focuses on Glines [**Gallery**]
• Jefferson PUD counting down to electrical power switch
• Peninsula hopes to make splash at composites trade show in Paris
• New Sequim superintendent a ‘servant leader’
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award — DEADLINE MONDAY 5 p.m.
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Container ship makes unscheduled stop in Port Angeles Harbor
• Things To Do from Sun, 25 Mar 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles softball team smacks Olympic; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim deadlock in boys soccer; other soccer reports
• SPORTS: Lake Quinault nips Forks baseball team 6-4; other prep baseball reports
• Olympic Medical Center, union talks to continue Tuesday
• Ruling expected on Port Townsend biomass appeal
• Biggest Japanese tsunami flotsam — a fishing ship — found off B.C.
• State Parks may delay Worden takeover vote
• New clinic opens for Olympic Medical Center division
• PENINSULA PROFILE: The world views of Ira Stollak
• BREAKING NEWS: Biggest Japanese tsunami flotsam — a fishing ship — found off B.C.
• Peninsula ferry service to remain as is until May
• Take a rocket ride aboard 'Big Bertha'
• WEEKEND: Sound of singing to be heard in Sequim, Joyce
• Superintendent: Budget cuts threaten Olympic Corrections Center
• Quimper Mercantile Company already three-quarters funded
• WEEKEND IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Voices, instrumentalists to perform ‘The Redeemer’ in Port Angeles, Sequim
• Hargrove honored by Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs
• Auction to help new, old Forks School graduates
• Olympic Medical Center administration, board backed in public meeting
• Olympic Medical Center chief outlines fiscal challenges
• Two announce candidacy for Clallam County Superior Court
• Union, Olympic Medical Center begin settlement talks before complaint hearing
• Soroptimists of Port Angeles name their Women of Distinction
• Quiet SunLand neighborhood rocked by blast; one man injured
• Washington state soldier faces 17 murder counts in Afghan shooting rampage
• Port Angeles educator among finalists for Olympia schools chief
• Things To Do from Fri, 23 Mar 2012
• Crescent schools chief retiring soon
• WEEKEND: From beads to books, plenty on Peninsula
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Spring chinook making their appearance; should be a good weekend to try and hook a few
• WEEKEND: Port Townsend celebrates Victorian heritage
• SPORTS: Sequim boys and girls golf teams play close to 4A powerhouse Central Kitsap
• WEEKEND: Rocks, gems, jewelry at Port Angeles show
• Mega Millions jackpot rises to $290 million for tonight's game
• WEEKEND: Sequim Irrigation Festival float to be rolled out Saturday
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award — DEADLINE MONDAY 5 p.m.
• Small explosion in Sunland causes minor burns
• Monitoring station on move? Jefferson Health Board seeks relocating Port Townsend gear to ‘sniff’ paper mill
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Spring up and dance to local talent this week
• Jefferson YMCA third of way to fundraising goal
• Peninsula College presidential choice eager to take helm
• Port Angeles councilman proposes biomass freeze
• Married novelists mix passions for latest book: Hers is art, his is mystery, and theirs is a labor of love
• OUTDOORS: Fort Flagler clam and oyster season extended
• SPORT: Sequim rips Klahowya 20-0 in softball; other prep reports
• Clallam Superior Court judges: Williams won't run, Wood will, Taylor undecided
• Coast Guard members given award for work on 9/11 monument
• Things To Do from Wed, 21 Mar 2012
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Steaming keeps spark alive for skipper
• Negotiations on Peninsula College president-designate to get under way
• Clallam County extends contract for inmate medical services
• Volunteers sought for Sequim radio theater show
• Good Samaritan first to reach boy who tumbled about 50 feet off bluff [**Video**]
• Rollover accident on Highway 101 near Forks
• Clallam set to launch online permit center
• ‘Bag Monster' invades Port Townsend City Hall in support of plastic bag ban
• Port Angeles man gets 3 years for illegally possessing firearms
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Prep golf teams open 2012 season
• SPORTS: Port Angeles rips North Kitsap in Olympic League softball; other prep reports
• Veteran Clallam Judge Williams to retire; Wood to see re-election
• Mega Millions jackpot rises to $290 million for Friday’s game
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Bit of horseplay at cow-working clinic
• Port Angeles waterfront lots for sale — but how can they be used?
• Tides of March benefit sets new records
• Clallam County to mull stormwater grant extension
• Tribal youths to gather for career day at University of Washington
• Peninsula College set to name new president
• It’s a family affair: Young Whittaker plans to scale Everest again for 50th anniversary of dad Jim’s ascent
• Port Townsend can do better to attract residents, workers, mayor tells business group
• Coast Guard brass keeps criticism leveled at co-pilot for 2010 LaPush copter crash
• Fundraising effort in full force for Civic Field in advance of possible tax vote
• Boy, 9, taken to hospital after falling over bluff
• Avalanche warning issued for Olympic Mountains
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Hat's incredible! Old-style headgear recalled for Port Angeles sesquicentennial
• Things To Do from Tue, 20 Mar 2012
• Downtown business gains, losses equal, chamber told
• Aldrich's Market to partially reopen today
• New owner considering tearing down his inheritance: Chinook Motel
• Clallam marks broadband expansion
• Impact of wilderness plan on timber industry reignites jobs vs. trees debate
• Barber shop generating buzz for food bank
• Dinner, auction to benefit camp for disabled
• Piano, clarinet music Tuesday at “Music Live with Lunch”
• Sequim Bay bridge project gets praise from landowner
• UPDATE: Coast Guard issues final report on LaPush copter crash; admiral still blames survivor
• Things To Do from Mon, 19 Mar 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles blanks short-handed Chimacum in boys soccer; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Port Angeles finishes in top three at own 11-team track invitational
• Relay for Life team fundraiser gets attention
• Sequim woman charged with theft from dad
• Port Angeles man arrested after rollover on Marine Drive
• Bustles, brawn at Victorian Heritage Festival
• SPORTS: Sequim and Port Townsend boys soccer teams play to 0-0 tie; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Forks basketball player Braden Decker voted All-Peninsula Co-MVP
• SPORTS: Sequim’s Corbin Webb voted All-Peninsula Co-MVP for boys basketball
• Clallam County Courthouse security examined
• Questions remain about Fort Worden proposal
• UPDATE: Woman gets money back after convincing government she’s not dead
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Maritime tradition includes interesting terminology
• Things To Do from Sun, 18 Mar 2012
• PENINSULA PROFILE: She helps to unleash their inner artists
• Conviction reinstated on 2009 murder-for-hire
• Elwha River returning to its historic canyon channel
• Port Angeles man charged with five till thefts
• Port Angeles man accused of armed threat, drug possession
• Ex-Port Townsend mayor warns of biomass hazards
• More than 100 participate in first ‘Transition Port Angeles’ gathering
• Sequim schools chief finalists to meet public in week’s visits
• IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Bands bring on the green (and the blues) tonight for St. Patrick’s Day
• Sequim woman faces charges of stealing money from elderly man in her care
• Neah Bay students hear results of tech contest
• Port Angeles woman charged on two drug counts
• WEEKEND: Sequim tech fair to feature variety of media, technology
• SPORTS: Sequim baseball team splits first two games of year; Forks softball defeats Sequim JV
• WEEKEND: Elk hunting, archery clinics part of Port Townsend Community Reads program
• Owner of seized horses to give up custody
• WEEKEND: Spring sailing symposium offers information for serious boaters
• Family describes struggles after deadly fire
• WEEKEND: Decorate hat for Port Angeles Heritage Days
• Read a roundup of reviews about the new iPad (on sale beginning today)
• WEEKEND: Auction to benefit Forks scholarships
• FRIDAY SPECIAL — Take a 360-degree visit to the Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park
• Port Angeles finance director fired over cashing in her leave
• Things To Do from Fri, 16 Mar 2012
• WEEKEND: Garage sale, films set this weekend
• WEEKEND: Get sneak peek of spring green with gardening workshops
• Report of Peninsula woman’s death greatly exaggerated: Government yanks $16,953 from her bank account anyway
• Port Angeles freshman to perform at Kennedy Arts Center
• Network to review numbers Wednesday
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Heavy rain and steelhead are not mixing well in West End rivers
• Navy details Dabob Bay proposal at Quilcene meeting
• Forums on Jefferson septic monitoring set
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Former Lake Mills area open to visitors
• Man receives 10 years for assault with vehicle
• Sunset magazine sees eco-wins for two Peninsula trusts
• Volunteers sought for park marmot program
• Peninsula College to hold free comedy hour Friday
• Electrical blaze destroys pickup
• Meeting to answer Worden queries
• Peninsula Daily News
• A yacht for a ‘trophy wife'
• Ecology: Various sources of pollution in Port Angeles Harbor
• Owner of seized horses agrees to give up custody
• State: Peninsula unemployment up slightly in January
• Port Angeles finance director terminated
• SPORTS: Port Angeles diver a state champion two times over
• Clallam MoveOn members rally today in Sequim
• UPDATE — Highways cleared after morning closures
• SPORTS: Port Townsend shuts out Chimacum in boys soccer; other prep reports
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Party for Elwha dams filmmaker in Port Angeles on Friday
• Things To Do from Thu, 15 Mar 2012
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Get spring started with music, dance
• Bill shouldn’t affect Peninsula wood stoves
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Sing with a pirate on St. Paddy's Day
• Late-season snow drops after storm
• No seat on Rayonier site council for Port Angeles city, port
• Things To Do from Wed, 14 Mar 2012
• Navy hosting public meeting in Quilcene today
• Alleged heroin dealer arrested in Centralia
• Seized-horse owners to ask for return
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Merchants Leagues are starting at area courses
• Highway 101 widening delayed at least 6 months
• SPORTS: Two sports, two MVP awards for Port Angeles athlete
• Police link man arrested in robbery to other Port Angeles holdups
• Jefferson County hears proposal for sexually-oriented business law
• Highway 101 closed near Mount Walker
• Coffee stand a shot of real-life business experience for Port Townsend students
• Man, 23, alleged to have burglarized home 3 times
• State DNR biomass report says slash extraction won’t hurt forests
• MoveOn to host serpentine parade through Port Townsend
• Border Patrol reports more than $200,000 in backpack
• Real estate weighed at luncheon in Port Angeles
• Courthouse security discussed again in Jefferson County in wake of Grays Harbor attack
• Two who captured terrorist in Port Angeles happy he’s going to get longer prison term
• Big storm blows across Peninsula; rain and foothills snow still in forecast
• Jamestown tribe outlines ideas for ‘traffic calming’ in Blyn
• Sen. Hargrove to run again — but not for Congress
• This new Carlsborg denizen is really hardened
• Junk tire removal projects pitched for Forks, Joyce
• Port Angeles teen finalist for 2012 ‘Military Child of Year'
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Things To Do from Tue, 13 Mar 2012
• Port Townsend museum to receive new moniker
• Prostate cancer walkathon grows in its second year
• ‘Well-Done Comedian’ offers laughs, lessons to Peninsula College audience
• Hometown artist designs Juan de Fuca Festival poster
• Elwha River dam removal talk set Tuesday
• Four finalists chosen for Sequim schools superintendent post
• Port Angeles prepares welcome for two cruise liners due in April, May
• UPDATE: Storm reaches landfall; heavy winds and mountain snows in some areas
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Area lawmakers’ bills pass
• State Sen. Hargrove to seek re-election
• Sentence vacated for terrorist captured in Port Angeles in 1999
• Things To Do from Mon, 12 Mar 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles overwhelms Forks in boys soccer action
• SPORTS: Port Angeles blanks Forks in baseball; Forks softball team loses by one run to Roughriders
• Court to determine language used in Quilcene fire district recall petition
• Reclaiming the Elwha: Salmon to swim past former dam site this week for first time in century [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Neah Bay needs your help: Internet voting ends Monday for $100,000 prize
• SPORTS: A remarkable season for All-Peninsula wrestling MVP
• Investigation into deadly fire focuses on wood stove
• Port Hadlock man ousted from bar allegedly aims gun, shoots skyward
• Rayonier mill site cleanup pushed back another year
• New Port Townsend school superintendent plans to attend Monday meeting
• PENINSULA PROFILE: Friedman takes steps to bring Rose Theatre into future of film
• Heavy winds expected east side, west side of Peninsula starting tonight
• ON THE WATERFRONT WITH DAVID G. SELLARS: Students' drift project gets carried away
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Things To Do from Sun, 11 Mar 2012
• World-famous band headed to Port Angeles
• Sekiu man, 46, charged with oxycodone sale
• Conservation district incumbents re-elected
• Building relationships focus of Peninsula College president finalist
• Student artwork put on view at Museum & Arts Center in Sequim
• Trial set for Port Angeles man charged in burglary
• NW tsunami preparedness still shaky
• Hunt continues for suspect in Grays Harbor courthouse attack. Did he flee with his mom?
• Broadband fiber link between Blyn, Sequim completed; more projects in the works
• State parks passes loosened — you’ll be able to use one in two vehicles
• Things To Do from Fri, 09 Mar 2012
• WEEKEND: ‘Aviary' highlight of driftwood art show
• WEEKEND: Climate change topic of lecture at Landing mall
• Small world: Greenland natives find common ground in Port Townsend
• WEEKEND: Bees, climate change, films among events this wekeend
• IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Symphony brings Haydn’s work to life
• WEEKEND: Port Angeles Library site of blast . . . of fun
• WEEKEND: Tides of March brings good to marine center
• Congressional candidate nets 35 endorsements from notables
• Sequim sets public planning workshops this weekend
• GOP Senate hopeful at two area events
• Man pleads guilty to murder of former Chimacum resident
• Prepare for boom to end, Peninsula College finalist says
• Medical condition caused crash on Highway 101, State Patrol says
• Finalists eyed for Jefferson planning post
• New coalition urges binding arbitration for Olympic Medical Center union members
• State Legislature adjourns without budget — what’s next?
• Olympic Medical Center appoints new commissioner
• Port Angeles Police Department's annual report released
• OUTDOORS: Going south for the razor clams this weekend
• UPDATE— Roof to be raised in search of 2-year-old after devastating Diamond Point fire
• Long-range NOAA plan urges marine sanctuary campus in Port Angeles
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Peninsula College finalist speaks of large role of community college
• International Women's Day celebration set tonight
• Truck on fire driven to Sequim station
• SPORTS: Morning razor clam digs start this weekend on ocean beaches
• OMC appoints a commissioner
• Things To Do from Thu, 08 Mar 2012
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Forget about Mother Nature and partake of music scene
• Port Townsend public pool to be closed for big hunk of year
• Business plan needed before state considers support of Fort Worden takeover by Port Townsend agency
• Port Townsend water rates increased; sewer fee hikes not planned until 2015
• Port Angeles sets contract for redesign of new Lauridsen Boulevard bridge
• Deadline for funds extended, historic Port Angeles structure might be a veterans building
• Driver accused of vehicular homicide in head-on crash reverses plea deal, will stand trial
• ‘Ghost Stories’ painter to discuss work today in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles teacher pleads not guilty to charges of child rape
• Seahawks reportedly among first to woo Manning
• Port Angeles school principal resigns to take job in Alaska district
• Bridge on Sequim Bay planned this year
• Whooping cough cases rise to 23 on Peninsula
• City manager to decide soon on action against embattled finance director
• Port Townsend council backs idea that corporations aren't people
• Editorial: Temporary truce with the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe
• ‘Miss Representation' free film, panel discussion on sexism set in Port Townsend tonight
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• International Women's Day party in Port Angeles on Thursday
• Things To Do from Wed, 07 Mar 2012
• International artist's work closing this week in Port Angeles [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Port Angeles, Sequim teams win big at meets
• Microbreweries touted as tourist draw
• Peninsula College president finalist advocates entrepreneurial approach
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: ‘One More Song' draws folk music fans
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team takes fourth-place trophy at NWAACC tournament
• SPORTS: Neah Bay girls basketball team ends season on another high note
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: New season begins for ladies club at Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course
• Pickup crashes into market’s door
• Poetry slam winner to perform at Peninsula College this week
• Port Angeles within barking distance of its own free-run dog park
• Things To Do from Tue, 06 Mar 2012
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s team advances to semifinals
• Port Angeles native first Democrat to announce for Congress
• Special meeting on Fort Worden’s future planned March 15
• Weather impedes full reopening of road to Neah Bay
• SUV hits empty school bus from the rear
• New taxing district to fund Sequim parks proposed to City Council
• Teacher placed on electronic home monitoring
• Trial reset in strangulation homicide case
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Things To Do from Mon, 05 Mar 2012
• SPORTS: Neah Bay boys basketball team to reload next year
• Deadline TODAY at 5 p.m. to nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Port Angeles city plans D.C. visit to request continued Hurricane Ridge Road funds
• Career Day puts ideas into eighth-graders’ heads
• Sequim lawman tells tale of climb up South American mountain
• End to summer rush-hour closures? New rule would limit Hood Canal Bridge openings
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Overtime likely for state legislative session
• Poets to read in Port Angeles
• ‘Miss Representation' panel discussion set
• Fundraising effort for film launched
• Port Angeles teacher arrested in child rape review
• Van De Wege details reasons for Olympic Medical Center proposal
• Binding arbitration pitched in Olympic Medical Center talks
• Things To Do from Sun, 04 Mar 2012
• Peninsula College president hopefuls to visit
• Hargrove unaware of two Sequim lavender groups
• Sekiu man arrested in drug sale probe
• Singer performs blues to ‘repair world'
• Finalists for Port Townsend schools chief in town this week
• Romney top choice of North Olympic Peninsula GOP
• With Dicks out, who wants in? Bow-out opens field to several hopefuls, including Port Angeles native
• Old injury, discourse play role in Rep. Dicks’ departure
• Dicks praised for Peninsula contributions
• Federal plan to shoot barred owls weighed on Peninsula
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Why those logs where cruise ships tie up?
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Towering art: ‘Raven's Gift' newest totem pole in Blyn [ *** GALLERY and VIDEO*** ]
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• One will be crowned Rhododendron Festival queen Saturday night
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Port Townsend Library finishes Pink House renovation; take a tour today
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: It’s a good weekend to head out west for the steelhead
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball loses overtime heartbreaker at state; Neah Bay boys basketball advances at state
• Sequim Irrigation Festival royalty crowned Saturday
• Fit for a queen: Working Image robes one member of senior Rhody royalty
• Northwest novel highlighted in Community Reads project
• Rep. Norm Dicks won't seek re-election
• Gustin rides off from Olympic National Park’s top post today
• WEEKEND: Library events celebrate Dr. Seuss’ 108th birthday
• Things To Do from Fri, 02 Mar 2012
• WEEKEND: Variety of events this weekend aim to treat cabin fever
• IN THE WEEKEND PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: ‘Paper, Rock, Wood’ exhibit part of First Friday Art Walk
• WEEKEND: Trunk show offers samples of cake, flowers and chance to try on wedding dresses [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Incumbent Clallam County commissioner to face challenger this year
• Lower Elwha Klallam tribal chair at D.C. conference
• What a hoot! Owl caught on camera letting out a huge belly laugh
• Port Angeles man accused of stealing cemetery vases
• GOP caucuses slated across Peninsula on Saturday
• Secretary of state candidate visits North Olympic Peninsula
• ‘Transition town’ status eyed for Port Angeles
• Retiree group seeks volunteers, mainly in Clallam
• United Way of Clallam County plans annual meeting
• Port Angeles kindergarten registration to start in March
• OUTDOORS: Hunters have until March 31 to apply for multiple-season permits
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s basketball team hunting for a trophy
• SPORTS: Neah Bay girls basketball team opens state today against Colton
• One will be crowned Rhododendron Festival queen Saturday night
• Blue Heron begins ‘Unite,’ an anti-bullying program
• $103 million spent by Olympic National Park visitors in 2010, study says
• Peninsula College president finalists to meet public next week
• Port Angeles smart meter project hits snags, delayed
• Cutting-edge system stores power at The Landing
• Fundraising party for Elwha dams filmmaker in Port Townsend on Friday
• Wild Olympics study says proposed congressional wilderness plan would have little effect on timber industry
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Fly into March with music bounty on Peninsula
• Things To Do from Thu, 01 Mar 2012
• Port Angeles poet to host Romanian writer Friday
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team looks to repeat as champion
• GOP plans caucuses Saturday in Clallam, Jefferson counties
• Clallam, Sequim ink deal for district court fees
• Conjones NW to get ball rolling on new thrill ride
• Port Townsend City Council to start office hours soon
• Sequim Education Foundation volunteer named town’s Citizen of the Year
• Sequim council hears plan to upgrade Guy Cole Convention Center
• Appeal filed in Quilcene recall attempt
• Port Townsend’s temporary change of Adams Street to two-way goes the wrong way
• Mishap aboard MV Coho last week caused rare cancellation of ferry run from Victoria
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Obama plan for spotted owl targets rival bird
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR: Pugilists add punch to Victorian lineup
• Things To Do from Wed, 29 Feb 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team seeking state trophy
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Port Townsend’s signature hole is one to love and hate
• Port of Port Angeles contributing to city’s fight against wildlife group’s lawsuit
• Things To Do from Tue, 28 Feb 2012
• Quilcene groups ask county commissioners for rule change for wastewater study
• Four master plans merged into one; Lincoln Park trees still on chopping block
• Port commissioner suggests moving Port Angeles Boat Haven to Rayonier property
• City briefs Port Angeles chamber on waterfront project
• Waterfront plan by out-of-town consultant not good enough, Port Angeles architect says
• Future brides can make consultation appointments
• New band wins Juan de Fuca Festival’s talent show
• Hi, there! My name is Sekiu — and lots of you named me!
• VIDEO -- A story of a man, his lost boat and a lake giving up its secrets
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• SPORTS: Neah Bay boys basketball team looks to add to football state championship
• SPORTS: Peninsula College signs top women’s soccer players, including one from Port Angeles
• Peninsula’s largest Coast Guard cutter coming home
• Obama signs law giving Quileute land outside tsunami zone
• Port Angeles officials to attend Victoria city meetings
• Whiskey Bend Road in Olympic National Park to be closed again
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team earns second seed to tournament
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Delay in graduation requirement sought
• Jefferson airport becomes state's first fully solar-powered airstrip
• SPORTS: Neah Bay girls basketball team rolls into state tournament
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team earns berth in 2A state playoffs
• Things To Do from Mon, 27 Feb 2012
• Tsunami debris or trash from Japan? Beachcombers ask
• Finalists for Port Townsend schools chief named
• New owner takes over at Olympic Raft & Kayak
• Twilight sale continues; Elks attempt to recoup $4,000
• Nobody wins $30,000 grand prize, but Home Show still wins the weekend
• Dress up for Oscar night
• State agency’s unprecedented effort to save PenPly not likely again
• Team sports expected to come back to Blue Heron Middle School
• Former owner of Quilcene’s Olympic Timber House pleads guilty to filing false tax returns
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Career path of a Port Angeles tanker captain
• PENINSULA PROFILE: How Jeff Tocher went from homelessness to gallery artist
• ‘He kind of looks like my dad': Grandson born right after Diamond Point man was shot to death
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• If you live on the West End, here’s why your power went out early Saturday
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Things To Do from Sun, 26 Feb 2012
• SPORTS: Neah Bay boys basketball team advances to 1B state championships
• SPORTS: Port Angeles dominates girls all-Olympic League honors
• Sequim Citizen of Year luncheon slated
• Cliffs, huge stumps emerge at former Lake Aldwell [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Country Aire Natural Foods plans May 1 opening
• Crews resume work after massive slide on state Highway 112
• BPA transmission line outage affecting West End
• UPDATE: Power returns to downtown Port Angeles
• Port Townsend School Board considers superintendent applicants today
• Public can view improvements to winter shelter in Port Townsend today
• WEEKEND OUTDOORS: Area anglers hoping for sun and calm waters
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• More details about recommended charges against Port Angeles city finance director
• WEEKEND: Engineering, roller derby and boat competitions among events
• WEEKEND SPOTLIGHT: Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts Talent Show on Saturday
• WEEKEND: Got a fever for spring cleaning? Home Show's more than 180 booths will help get it started
• Things To Do from Fri, 24 Feb 2012
• Whooping cough cases rise to 14 on Peninsula
• Port Angeles, Sequim groups to host Oscar parties
• Flu season hasn’t started on Peninsula, health official says
• Postal Service to close Tacoma processing center
• 30 years of wildlife rescue feted
• State Highway 112 remains closed near Neah Bay
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams sweep Olympic
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team takes on River Ridge in regionals
• Young man who was killed remembered fondly by friends, family; fund set up
• One lane now open through huge slide between Neah Bay, Sekiu
• Suspected double-killer might have lived with one of the victims
• A 'Twilight' liquidation sale today, tomorrow in Port Angeles
• Historical yacht towed to save haven after dragging anchor, running aground
• Winter weather advisory for Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park; road closed
• Port Angeles Farmers Market wins top statewide award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Sequim School Board narrows field of superintendent candidates
• SPORTS: Neah Bay girls basketball team just a win away from state
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Tough weather but good salmon fishing in derby
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Sen. Murray's Seattle office gets mailed threat
• Motive behind slayings still a mystery, authorities say [**Gallery and Video**]
• State Highway 112 remains closed near Neah Bay
• How it unfolded: Suicide ends five-hour standoff with double-murder suspect
• URGENT -- Suspect in shooting death of state trooper shoots himself; trooper identified
• ‘Reminded us of Vegas’: Neighbors evacuated into idle transit bus during standoff
• Processing center that handles Peninsula mail to be closed, consolidated
• Historic Port Townsend grocery closing for a month for repairs
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• At last: Playground set for Shane Park within sight
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Get jump on end of shortest month
• NORAD to conduct flights over Peninsula
• Biomass project discussed at Board of Health meeting
• State Patrol recommends criminal charges, including theft, against Port Angeles city finance director
• Things To Do from Thu, 23 Feb 2012
• Informal public comment taken on first draft of new oil spill rule
• Councilwoman joins in opposing Port Angeles sewer project
• Port Angeles adds funds in fight against suit
• Quimper Mercantile announces milestone in raising money to open store
• Coffee shop to host new event; four writers to share work
• Forestry company exec laments loss of harvesting
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim boys basketball teams end their season at district tournament
• Registration open now for March genealogical seminar
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Women seek to restore historic ship [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Questions to ask before buying horse
• Slide prompts closure of part of Waterfront Trail
• ‘Extremely dangerous’: Manhunt continues in connection with two Peninsula killings
• Taylor-made archway proclaims Port Townsend stores open during sidewalk, street work
• Four finalists for Peninsula College president all from out of state
• Most severely ill of seized horses undergoing treatment
• Things To Do from Wed, 22 Feb 2012
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Winter Scramble set Saturday in Port Townsend
• City of Sequim sets deadline for lavender groups’ comments
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team earns a playoff berth
• Clallam OKs pacts for Olympic Discovery Trail
• Pollution concerns in Port Townsend trigger request for second air monitor
• Offers for help pour in for ‘surprise’ baby
• Partial burns planned on Port Townsend’s Sheridan Street this week
• Hurricane Ridge opens on holiday, but avalanche worries continue
• Hundreds toast Red Wine & Chocolate event
• Humane Society to administer donations for starving horses seized by Sheriff’s Office
• Port Angeles City Council to consider Shane Park playground buy
• SPORTS: Port Angeles claims second in district girls basketball tournament; win away from state
• SPORTS: Area anglers dominate top of leaderboard of salmon derby
• Deputies, police investigate shooting this morning
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Things To Do from Tue, 21 Feb 2012
• Japanese confirm origin of float found on Peninsula beach
• Sea otter pup may get a Peninsula name
• Whooping cough seen on Peninsula
• Rain, wind, snow ... and sea foam!
• SPORTS: Port Angeles diver wins state title second year in a row
• SPORTS: Port Angeles nips Renton to advance into 2A girls basketball district championship game
• SPORTS: Area wrestlers claim state hardware
• Port Angeles park cabin may be named for late civic leader Beil, his wife
• Things To Do from Mon, 20 Feb 2012
• VIDEO — My chocolates make people happy
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: State lawmakers pass bills to toughen DUI laws
• Military cargo vessel safe after being adrift
• Home sought for cats abandoned at wildlife refuge
• Horse lovers respond to call to aid seized animals
• Tharinger discusses park pass, education at Quilcene meeting
• SPORTS: Sequim boys basketball stays alive in West Central District tournament
• Clallam pens letter to Ecology on proposed water management rule
• Things To Do from Sun, 19 Feb 2012
• Clallam property tax report: Collections to rise $1.66 million this year
• Jefferson property tax report: Collections to be about $1 million less than in 2011
• Twilight of an era, or a new dawn? Forks promoters hope to keep fans coming
• Twilight in Forks: By the Numbers
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Clallam Sheriff’s Office seizes neglected horses
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Is Port Townsend takeover of Fort Worden park too speedy?
• Extra PDN on Monday for weekend subscribers
• Twilight tourism visits fall off in Forks, but town keeping its book-movie series hopes alive [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball advances at district tournament
• SPORTS: Sequim boys basketball team belts Eatonville to stay alive in district tournament
• Twilight TV series a rumor now, but letter written to Hollywood film studio — just in case
• Ecology study finds high levels of pollutants in Port Angeles Harbor
• Man to plead guilty in fatal wreck in Port Angeles
• A PENINSULA PROFILE TRUE LOVE STORY: Couple show it ‘comes down to the simple things’
• Sequim walk-in clinic to shutter soon
• Even Abe Lincoln on the $5 note might be surprised that $5 a gallon gas is on the horizon
• Passion, gratitude mark winners of Young Artists Competition
• Border Patrol detains two Guatemalans
• SPORTS: Neah Bay boys and girls basketball teams advance to Tri-District championship games; Crescent boys and girls hoops squads drop loser-out games
• Extra PDN on Monday for weekend subscribers
• New Fort Worden State Park manager steps into job — but could lose it if Port Townsend agency takes park over
• Budget looming, state lawmakers push reforms in Olympia
• Luxury NOAA fisheries vessel got more use as 'fun boat'
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams sweep Everett
• SPORTS: Playoffs heating up for Peninsula prep teams, including state wrestling, boys swimming and gymnastics
• WEEKEND: Other area events on the North Olympic Peninsula
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Salmon derby to attract hundreds, maybe a thousand
• WEEKEND: Peninsula Men's Gospel Singers set to perform
• Options presented for Lincoln Park, but hearing focuses on proposed tree removal
• WEEKEND: Power Animal Ball to fete Mardi Gras, help dancer with medical expenses
• Sequim plans to aim classical music at loitering kids
• WEEKEND: Ridge facilities open on Presidents Day
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Playwrights’ Festival brings life to stage
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Big hurdles to jump if Seattle gets a new NBA, NHL arena
• WEEKEND: The Perfect Gentlemen to ‘shine'
• SPORTS: White River holds off Sequim at West Central District boys basketball playoffs Thursday night
• WEEKEND: Wine, chocolate tour keeps sweets flowing
• Things To Do from Fri, 17 Feb 2012
• Olympic Medical Center to put spending on hold in 2012
• Olympic Medical Center inks sleep medicine deal with Swedish Medical
• Fire chief named for Clallam District No. 2
• Forks seeks drag racing application
• Sequim man allegedly involved in knife incident jailed for burglary
• Port Angeles High School Talent Show raises $9,000
• Button complaint filed with state PDC
• Discovery Bay trail to be rerouted away from habitat-restoration effort
• Robber flees with $300 from Carlsborg mini-market
• Man in custody after incident with knife at Sequim shop
• A grand slam: All Peninsula school levies approved, and officials are elated
• SPORTS: Neah Bay rallies to beat Tulalip Heritage in boys basketball Tri-District first round; other boys hoops reports
• SPORTS: Neah Bay girls basketball team rips Grace Academy in Tri-District action; Crescent girls lose in Tri-District first round
• New video captures 'action and inspiration' behind Elwha River, White Salmon River dam removals
• A new arena for Seattle without advance taxpayer funds?
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Things To Do from Thu, 16 Feb 2012
• Comedy contest Friday in Port Townsend
• Washington State University Extension to introduce new director
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Take sweetie out for swinging, two-stepping time
• Support builds for inn to help grieving families of military war dead
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Taproom offers cream of the craft
• Obama might sign Quileute higher-ground bill this week; tribe ready to make moving plans [***Gallery**]
• Last of state’s newest ferries begins service between Port Townsend, Coupeville
• Bail set for driver in Port Angeles wreck on U.S. 101
• Dog days in winter: Sequim canines show their stuff in NYC shows
• Crescent School levy headed to victory
• All Jefferson County school levies — PT, Brinnon, Chimacum, Quilcene, Queets — passing easily in first returns
• Robber sought after armed holdup in Carlsborg
• Things To Do from Wed, 15 Feb 2012
• SPORTS: Both Crescent boys and girls basketball teams win loser-out games, advance to Tri-District tourney
• SPORTS: Heartbreaking season ending for Port Townsend girls basketball team
• Fort Worden ideas sought Thursday
• Fuel tanks, asbestos found at Sequim sites
• Sequim approves critical-areas ordinance
• Port of Port Angeles hears of damage, new lease
• Clallam absolves Incubator of debt
• Port of Port Angeles to offer options for Lincoln Park tree plan
• Ecology praises local response to boat blast at John Wayne Marina
• Clallam mulls resolution of Business Incubator debt
• It’s election day in parts of North Olympic Peninsula
• Victoria man in satisfactory condition after three-vehicle wreck near Sequim
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Same-sex marriage bill signed by governor, but it might never be law
• Things To Do from Tue, 14 Feb 2012
• Fort Worden development authority proposal growth potential touted to Chamber of Commerce
• Jefferson County sets public hearing on sexually oriented business law
• Real bridge builders: Port Angeles students take tops honors in statewide contest
• High-tech surveillance touted to stem loitering problem in downtown Port Angeles
• Vehicular homicide trial rescheduled for April
• SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles boys basketball teams lose seeding games; Chimacum boys stay alive; Forks boys in loser-out mode
• SPORTS: Area wrestlers advance to state championship; four earn regional titles
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team beats league champion Kingston for No. 3 seed to districts; boys swimming and girls gymnastics reports
• Gregoire signs same-sex marriage bill
• Things To Do from Mon, 13 Feb 2012
• Solemn 15th anniversary of LaPush Coast Guard tragedy
• Plant-A-Thon bolsters foliage along Jefferson County creek
• Class teaches parents the value of kids learning from their mistakes
• Forks hearing tonight on airport use for drag racing
• Ballots due Tuesday in school elections across Peninsula
• Meetings on clean water projects set
• Owners of condemned motel want to stay in it
• Elwha River restoration topic of talk at Peninsula College
• Border Patrol arrests include two near Forks
• Lower Elwha Klallam tribe, Olympic National Park sued over hatchery fish on Elwha
• Port Townsend offers holiday walking tours
• Sequim Lavender Growers Association chooses festival poster
• Snowgrass concert has banner turnout
• U.S. Highway 101 crash sends six to hospital
• U.S. fights to keep Indian Island blast zone information secret
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Expensive home destroyed; occupant hospitalized for burns
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• State delays decision on Fort Worden future until Port Townsend meeting
• Things To Do from Sun, 12 Feb 2012
• Olympics’ mountain goat population rises 40% in only seven years
• ‘Love Letters’ chronicles relationship of a lifetime
• Driver slightly injured when truck rear-ends transit bus
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Clam dredging with a Navy landing craft in the 1960s
• ‘I was told I would never have a baby': Mom learned of pregnancy five days before delivering healthy Dale Jr.
• SPORTS: A heartbreaker for Forks boys basketball team that loses in double overtime in district tournament; other prep reports
• Be a valentine: Romantic spots abound on North Olympic Peninsula [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• More than 40 percent voter turnout in Peninsula elections
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Attorney brings energy to home, courtroom
• Clallam, Port Angeles schools mull forgiving Incubator debt
• NEWS ANALYSIS: The tragic downfall of Whitney Houston
• Reservations due Monday for ‘Night at the Oscars’
• United Way of Clallam County raises $830,000
• Plea offer mulled in fatal DUI wreck
• Peninsula cheerleaders avoid state competition illness
• Port Angeles is team to beat at annual engineering competition
• Gender-bending model pushes limits of fashion runway
• Boeing test pilots skywrite Boeing logo and "787" over 10 states
• WA Senate OKs weakened flame retardant bill
• UPDATED — Police seek man after 3 found dead in north Spokane home
• WA, British Columbia to conduct earthquake readiness exercises
• WEEKEND: Wine, chocolate tour offers tempting tastes of decadence across Peninsula
• Raptor center plans Mardi Gras benefit
• Things To Do from Fri, 10 Feb 2012
• WEEKEND IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: ‘Movies and Their Music’ looks back at songs from many beloved films
• Man dies from boat explosion injuries
• State parks commission delays decision on handing Fort Worden to Port Townsend authority
• Josh Powell had ‘incestuous’ sex images, investigators say
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Initiative to legalize marijuana will go to voters statewide
• 417.9 million bites later . . . (does this video warrant that much attention?)
• Floating luxury home hits the water, now moored at Point Hudson
• Mountain goat population up about 40 percent in Olympic Mountains
• Friday Harbor whale center identifies at least one of Discovery Bay orcas
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Clallam County investigates allegations of employee misconduct
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Longtime gallery to close; final reception tonight
• SPORTS: Playoff weekend for winter sports, including boys and girls basketball, wrestling, boys swimming and gymnastics
• WEEKEND: Do something you love this weekend
• Suit filed to block hatchery salmon in Elwha River
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Sol Duc steelhead attracting hordes of anglers
• Talent show beneficiary has renewed hope
• 81-year-old Sequim man in 3-car collision dies
• WEEKEND: Fisher-poets sail in to salt poetry, music in Port Hadlock
• WEEKEND: Playwrights' Festival begins this weekend
• Treasurer outlines changes made to tighten procedures
• Snow geese topic of talk
• 21 acts set for Port Angeles school talent show
• Guitarist, harpist to perform house concert
• Same-sex marriage bill goes to governor; likely law next week
• Waterfront walkway in Port Angeles slated to be built this summer
• Port Angeles council pair fails to persuade colleagues to rethink lawsuit fight against FEMA
• Spectators cheer as crew strains to move floating home into Port Townsend Bay
• State parks panel today to consider transferring Fort Worden to Port Townsend control
• Olympic National Park chief to retire next month; interim designated
• SPORTS: Sequim boys basketball team holds off archrival Port Angeles for second place in Olympic League
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team defeats Sequim
• Floating home moved out from Port Townsend shipyard
• SPORTS: Crescent boys basketball team beats Clallam Bay; other prep reports
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Spice up Valentine’s with dance, fun
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Presidents Day weekend salmon derby promises to be best ever
• Things To Do from Thu, 09 Feb 2012
• Dungeness water rule hearing draws crowd, resistance
• Sequim club responds to suit allegations
• Port Angeles to stay in FEMA fight
• SPORTS: Peninsula College signs five players to men’s soccer team
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Vandals strike at Port Townsend golf course
• Things To Do from Wed, 08 Feb 2012
• New speaker, date for Republican Lincoln Day Dinner
• MV Coho ferry back on the job today after maintenance hiatus
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Apothecarium aims to perks up local economy
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Sequim, Port Angeles score big at state meet
• ‘Fair’s going to go on’: Jefferson County Fair officials plead for state funds
• Clallam property values go down, but will taxes?
• Tickets on sale for Hollywood Nights in Port Angeles
• Neah Bay students finalists in national project; already win $70,000 prize
• Merchants look for help during huge Port Townsend downtown sidewalk project
• Sequim Boys & Girls Club answers suit allegations
• SPORTS: Webb sparks Sequim to 58-51 win over Port Angeles for second place in boys basketball action Tuesday night
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• Orcas in Discovery Bay (VIDEO)
• Port Angeles City Council approves final esplanade plan
• Olympic National Park superintendent to retire
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball visits Sequim to play for second place
• House OKs bill to give Quileute higher ground, public permanent access to Rialto, other beaches
• Trying to get a sneak peek at the dams being removed? Fine! Literally!
• Jefferson County OKs franchise agreement with Wave Broadband
• Workers prepare to launch floating home by rolling it into bay today
• Traffic slowed on Port Angeles link of U.S. 101 during work on street lights, traffic signals
• Conservation districts to conduct elections
• Public comments sought on draft Dungeness water rule
• Sequim orchestra’s first meeting tonight
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams split with Skagit Valley
• City cash-strapped to keep Port Angeles Fine Arts Center open
• Lead-contaminated soil found at Elwha Dam site
• Peninsula’s new top Border Patrol agent vows ‘community outreach’
• Lawmakers keen on splitting Fort Worden management
• Fundraiser plans in place for Sequim Museum and Arts Center
• Old tribal hatchery to be decommissioned
• Juan de Fuca Festival poster contest open
• VIDEO — Filmmaker captures destruction of Elwha River dams
• Two new businesses open in Port Townsend (VIDEO REPORTS)
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Forks dominate subregional wrestling tournaments; Sequim and Port Townsend also qualify six wrestlers each for regionals
• SPORTS: Sequim and Forks boys basketball teams both win crucial league games
• Peninsula College bids farewell to outgoing president
• SPORTS: Neah Bay’s girls basketball team easily beats undermanned Crescent; other girls basketball results
• Surf's up: Group keeps lookout for tsunami debris on area beaches [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Students create mock businesses for final project
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys basketball team holds off Life Christian in crucial game; other boys basketball reports
• Peninsula Planned Parenthood has ‘pretty wild’ week over off-on Komen grants
• This after-school project involves synthetic DNA
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Spinner of tales, weaver of worlds
• 5.7 quake recorded off Vancouver Island, no tsunami
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Anchoring in Port Angeles Harbor by the numbers
• AP Analysis: Border Patrol overtime rises as arrests drop
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Opponents file appeal on second biomass project
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Union decries formed Olympic Medical Center contract, hits at possible legal action
• Things To Do from Sun, 05 Feb 2012
• Forks rights group compiles report on West End Border Patrol activity
• Condition of Sequim boater in blast improves
• Port Angeles man charged in heroin sale
• Port Angeles mayor rides along with police
• Book fans to take part in giveaway
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Two bills filed on Discover Pass reform for State Parks
• Truck goes out of control, slices into roundabout
• Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Port Townsend retail group holds first meeting, seeks investors
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• Hargrove seeks ‘forgiveness’ for voting against gay marriage
• WEEKEND: Concert to benefit Paradise Theatre
• Olympic Medical Center approves disputed labor contract with union
• Saturday service slated for Olympic Medical Center Commissioner Engel
• Financial fears slows Olympic Medical Center ER expansion plans
• Olympic Medical Center seeks commissioner candidates
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT WEEKEND: Olympic Theatre Arts stages ‘Spitfire Grill: A Musical’
• Four Peninsula schools earn state honors
• WEEKEND: Artists come out of woodwork for gallery walks
• WEEKEND: First Friday Walk connects community with creators
• State parks stay open despite lagging pass purchases, shifts
• Sequim centennial poster artist to show work-in-progress
• No emergency for Park Responder; ship involved in training exercise
• WEEKEND: Super Bowl blues? Plenty to do around Peninsula
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Sol Duc River will be teeming with steelhead and anglers this weekend
• SPORTS: Forks boys basketball team limps past Rochester; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams rip Seattle Storm
• Crane removes blast debris from Sequim marina
• Patriot Guard Riders highlighted in film
• Electric vehicle class for first responders fills up
• Little chance Port Angeles city, port will get $518,932 back from failed plywood company
• Explosion on boat linked to propane tank
• ‘I heard this guy say “help me”': Couple rescued boater in explosion
• School would teach wood skills for historical buildings in — where else? — Fort Worden
• Unusual co-op space-sharing arrangement gains Team Jefferson ear
• State Senate OKs gay-marriage bill; Hargrove votes against
• SPORTS: Minus Decker, Forks boys basketball holds off Rochester in overtime Wednesday night
• Reception set for departing Peninsula College president today
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys basketball rolls over Orting 75-52 on Wednesday night
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• SPORTS: Chimacum girls basketball scores season-high 83 points to rip Orting on Wednesday night
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Things To Do from Thu, 02 Feb 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team rides into second place; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Hunter education and safety classes for youthful hunters start next week
• Beatles tribute band returns for fundraiser
• Shane Park bowling fundraiser nets $2,000 for playground
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Variety of musical fare; two musicians mourned
• Want to help others? Foster some vegetables
• Grays Harbor panelists battle wilderness plan
• Fire on Agnew site linked to chimney
• Upper Dungeness River Watershed meet to vet restoration
• Clallam adds second deputy to Blyn area
• Clallam approves contingency for Carlsborg sewer soil study
• Clallam Public Utility District gives nod on renewable-energy bills
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Drug Court graduates get ‘10 to life'
• College talk on Friday to showcase artwork
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Signature hole is a dandy at SkyRidge in Sequim
• UPDATE: Man, 78, in stable condition after propane explosion on boat at John Wayne Marina [**Video below on home page**]
• SPORTS: Port Angeles holds off a spirited Port Townsend team in boys basketball
• Port writes off $204,443 PenPly debt, but still might pursue it
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team rallies late to beat Port Townsend; other prep reports
• Sequim uses $250-a-gallon repellent to fight poop in park from Canada geese
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats North Kitsap in a physical game Tuesday night to set up a crucial showdown with Sequim in boys basketball
• Port Townsend parents, fans go to bat for middle school athletics
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team rips North Kitsap on Tuesday night
• SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball team closer to playoffs after beating North Mason on Tuesday night
• Maybe Port Townsend’s cool, but not enough flaunt it — city sixth in nationwide survey
• Things To Do from Wed, 01 Feb 2012
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• New State Parks boss says she’ll continue positive approach
• Former softball teammates reunited as Rhododendron Festival royalty
• 7 Cedars Casino to expand this year
• Kenmore Air vows to continue flying through loss of $1 million Fairchild Airport grant
• Port Townsend artist fashions poster for Sequim Lavender Farm Faire
• Lavender growers group launches new website
• Reception set for departing Peninsula College president
• Free dental clinic larger than usual Friday
• Social media shift paradigms for businesses, speaker says
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Occupy protest rekindles debate about flag-burning
• SPORTS: Huge Cascade Christian manhandles Chimacum in boys basketball action Tuesday night
• SPORTS: Onalaska takes over first place after beating Forks in boys basketball Tuesday night
• SPORTS: Port Angeles holds off Port Townsend in boys basketball Tuesday night
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats a spunky Port Townsend team in girls basketball Tuesday night
• Burglars tie up resident with duct tape, ransack trailer
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Clallam County Courthouse offices closed today
• Things To Do from Mon, 30 Jan 2012
• SPORTS: Forks boys basketball team beats Elma to tie for first in league
• SPORTS: Bellevue sweeps Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams
• Crescent School District seeks voter approval of levy in February
• Stanko, Yakush receive top Jefferson chamber awards
• Japanese officials inspect suspected debris from tsunami
• Tharinger floats rechargeable-battery bill
• Sequim City Hall puts itself in middle of lavender feud; wants weekend coordination for visitors
• Last fall’s dam party brought only trickle of funds — but media attention worth it, Olympic National Park says
• Public comment sought on hazardous waste plan
• Evaluation sought for accused murderer in Port Angeles
• New agent in charge of Port Angeles Border Patrol
• Trial postponed in auto fatality
• Border Patrol arrests listed
• Flames destroy isolated Agnew home
• Outlook good on restoring salmon runs in Elwha River
• Sequim fire destroys pickup
• Explosion brings down more of Glines Canyon Dam [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Clallam County Courthouse offices closed Monday
• How much was stuck to Fat Smitty’s walls? $10,316! [**Gallery**]
• Things To Do from Sun, 29 Jan 2012
• Imminent parole stirs fears of Port Townsend woman who survived vicious attack 12 years ago
• Pill disaster: Peninsula counties among tops in state per capita opiate deaths
• Port Angeles resident celebrates 110th birthday: ‘She’s funny as hell’
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Rich history of patrol, rescue boats chronicled
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• PENINSULA WOMAN: She connects her community through Port Townsend Food Bank
• Port Angeles joins fight against FEMA lawsuit
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Groups sue over Navy sonar use off Northwest coast, including Olympic marine sanctuary
• Waves erode spots on Ediz Hook
• Idea for state bank spelled out Sunday
• Plea OK’d for teen charged in baby’s death
• Man found guilty of ramming car
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• WEEKEND: Festival of bluegrass, folk, gospel
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• WEEKEND: Party on tap during Strange Brewfest
• Things To Do from Fri, 27 Jan 2012
• Eatery’s famous money walls to be stripped bare for charity
• WEEKEND: Bands play for free to benefit First Step
• Government says it’s not at fault for goat-goring death in Olympic National Park
• WEEKEND: Teen movie night begins today at Sequim Library
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: My final column in paradise
• WEEKEND: Sneak a peek at ’12 Playwrights’ Festival
• SPORTS: Sequim boys basketball team wins to hold onto second place; Port Angeles wrestling team has milestone dual meet Saturday; Port Townsend beats Sequim in wrestling
• WEEKEND: Young artists to shine at annual contest
• SPORTS: Last-second shot sends Peninsula men’s basketball team to fourth straight win
• WEEKEND: Indoor pursuits highlight weekend activities
• SPORTS: Larson breaks single-game scoring record for Peninsula College women’s basketball team
• Wind gusts tear across Peninsula
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball team holds off Olympic 68-58
• Port Angeles fireplace vacuuming smokes out homeowner
• SPORTS: A total team effort gives the Port Angeles girls basketball team a double overtime win over Olympic on Thursday night
• Port Townsend motel fire sends guest to hospital
• SPORTS: Forks boys basketball team holds off Montesano on the road Thursday night
• Pedro’s Fiesta Jalisco owner dies at 34
• Two charged with robbing, pistol-whipping man in Port Angeles
• Hiking the High Divide (VIDEO)
• UPDATE: Some wind to continue along coastal areas, including Strait, Admiralty Inlet, Hood Canal
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
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• Surf threatens LaPush jetty
• Artifacts pact OK’d for Port Angeles sewer project
• Sequim woman to testify in favor of genetically engineered food labeling
• Credits for Dungeness water use in new rule
• Two men arrested in Port Angeles robbery
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Blow away wintry blues with music, dancing
• Things To Do from Thu, 26 Jan 2012
• Peninsula joblessness up by more than a full percentage point
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: State lawmakers consider bill to abolish death penalty
• ‘I drive my car fast’: Admitted speeder says he didn’t mean to ram car
• Co-management of Fort Worden State Park by Port Townsend agency proposed
• Port Townsend mayor, others vow to protect Port Townsend-Whidbey Island ferry route
• Forks hospital approval makes whole North Olympic Peninsula linked with Seattle’s Swedish health network
• Peninsula College basketball sweeps Olympic
• All four East Jefferson County school districts seeking tax levies
• Sequim City Council divided on impact fees for developers
• Kalakala no longer listing, but federal agencies keep watch
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Obama seeks to shrink gap between rich, poor
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• SPORTS: Klahowya uses size to upset Sequim in boys basketball Tuesday night
• Things To Do from Wed, 25 Jan 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats Bremerton in crucial boys basketball game Tuesday night
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Ukulele group to play a few bars [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• SPORTS: Port Angeles knocks Bremerton out of a tie for first in girls basketball action Tuesday night
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Hide-and-seek with horses in snow
• SPORTS: League-leading Kingston beats Port Townsend in girls basketball action Tuesday night
• Jefferson County, Ecology discuss net pens
• Meetings on Dungeness watershed reset
• Point in Time homeless census Thursday
• Peninsula agencies urged to prepare for influx of debris from Japanese quake-tsunami in a year
• SPORTS: North Kitsap holds off Port Townsend in girls and boys basketball action; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Cleated golf shoes perfect for snow and ice
• Publicly held Port Townsend mercantile decides it will locate in old Swain’s store
• SPORTS: Port Townsend football team may need a new league
• Appeals court remands pay-or-appeal case back to Jefferson County
• SPORTS: Deeper and bigger North Kitsap holds off Port Townsend in girls basketball action Monday night
• SPORTS: North Kitsap rolls over Port Townsend 53-28 in boys basketball action Monday night
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
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• Things To Do from Tue, 24 Jan 2012
• New Black Ball owners get 30-year lease for Port Angeles ferry terminal; $4 million dock renovation on tap [**Gallery**]
• Enough lawmakers in Olympic assure passage of same-sex marriage — but Sen. Hargrove won’t be a ‘yes’ vote
• Lottery commercial filmed in Port Townsend goes on the air — without little horses
• School bus driver who died was ‘respected’ Quileute elder
• Heavy surf breaches south jetty at LaPush
• Olympic National Park visitation rises in 2011 over previous year
• Jefferson County sewage monitoring options to be reviewed
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: New traffic fine would fund crime victims’ services
• Weight loss challenge in Port Angeles taken up by 125; they gain better health while helping Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics
• Supreme Court: Warrant needed before police can track someone via planted GPS device
• Waters running high at La Push as old and new storms felt on Peninsula [***GALLERY***]
• Driver found unconscious in school bus dies [UPDATED]
• Washington has enough votes to legalize gay marriage
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team races past Shoreline
• VIDEOS — Advocacy group celebrates removal of the Elwha River dams
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s basketball team rips Shoreline for fourth win in row
• Port Townsend group looks at splitting up, taking over Fort Worden State Park in response to manager being bumped due to budget cuts
• Port Angeles City Council looks at levies as annual retreat looks to future
• Black Ball Ferry Line sale ‘straightforward’
• Auditions held for Port Angeles High School charity talent show; beneficiary is two-time cancer patient
• Serenity House to give annual awards in Port Angeles
• Application deadline Tuesday for vacancies on Port Angeles Planning Commission
• Peninsula rallies on Citizens United ruling
• Port Angeles woman accused of killing newborn accepts plea offer
• Peninsula expected to enjoy a respite from freezing cold
• Clallam PUD sends crew to Gig Harbor
• DAVID SELLARS’ ON THE WATERFRONT COLUMN: Each situation unique for anchoring ships
• Joe Paterno, fired Penn State football coach, dies at 85
• Snowfall by the numbers: Many spinouts, no serious wrecks and much sand on Peninsula roads [***GALLERY***]
• Gabrielle Giffords will step down from Congress, a year after she was shot (WITH VIDEO)
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Things To Do from Sun, 22 Jan 2012
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Residents have someone to teach how to reduce wear and tear on Planet Earth [***GALLERY***]
• GOP holds North Olympic Peninsula caucuses March 3
• Murder trial set for March 12 in Forks killing
• Coho ferry takes maintenance break through Feb. 7
• NOAA expert to talk about marine tsunami debris in Port Angeles, Forks panels
• Explosion set for one of Elwha dams today
• Two arrested after home invasion robbery, assault
• Port Townsend -- Coolest Small Town in America? ( VIDEO REPORT)
• Daylight Forks burglary last week is latest in series
• Tweaks in store for Clallam Transit riders
• Ecology workshop to outline draft rule for Better Brakes law
• RC Aquanauts ready to sail if weather cooperates [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Bank of America branch closes in Forks
• What's the weather today in your area? GIVE US YOUR REPORTS!
• Peninsula grandma tells of Tacoma elevator birth
• Many closures continue during storm
• Information on school financial aid, scholarships set Sunday
• Computerized placement tests to assess strengths, weaknesses
• Border Patrol reports 22 arrests made since Dec. 19
• WEEKEND: Organic seed conference at Fort Worden won’t stop for snow
• WEEKEND: Tales of travel, gorillas set on Peninsula this weekend
• Simple pleasures a delight during extended snowstorms
• Trash can lids among the simple pleasures of extended storm in Clallam
• More snow — and freezing rain — on Peninsula [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Snow refuses to go on Peninsula; Jefferson settles into groove
• WEEKEND: There's plenty of snow at Hurricane Ridge [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• WEEKEND: Skiing not all Hurricane Ridge has to offer
• What's the weather today in your area? Please blog here.
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Rosie Ledet brings zydeco party to Port Townsend
• PDN subscribers, thanks for your continued patience!
• Things To Do from Fri, 20 Jan 2012
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: State lawmakers weigh new abortion insurance rules
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Tough weekend for river fishing
• Tales emerge of missing and dead in ship disaster
• Who’s open today? Closures updated
• PENINSULA WEATHER REPORT -- Please blog here. What's the weather today in your neighborhood?
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
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• Things To Do from Thu, 19 Jan 2012
• MoveOn plans rally Saturday in Port Townsend on Citizens United decision
• Clallam Democrats to host town hall meeting with commissioner
• Port Townsend artist to read from memoir on Kuwait
• Violinist fiddles — from Moldova to Port Ludlow
• Snowstorm prompts closures, cancellations
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Cure cabin fever by getting out, dancing
• Construction continues at Forks High School, but clatter to quiet soon [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Most stay home as storm sweeps across Peninsula
• Port Townsend falls to fifth place in ‘coolest town' contest
• Tree crashes into Forks house [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Streets covered, emptied by snow in Jefferson County
• PDN subscribers, thanks for your patience!
• Counties' transit buses operate on revised schedule during storm
• EARLIER STORY -- Tuesday's snow only the beginning; major storm expected today [***GALLERY***]
• Snowstorm prompts closures, cancellation
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Picking signature holes on area golf courses
• Clallam County adopts 16-day furlough policy to prevent layoffs
• Clallam Public Utility District mailing customers compact fluorescent light bulbs
• Shelters in Port Angeles, Port Townsend offer refuge, warmth in winter weather
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Quilcene landmark comes to light [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Port Angeles seeks sale of landfill's methane gas
• Couple ties knot during surprise wedding
• Things To Do from Wed, 18 Jan 2012
• Snow affects schools, businesses on North Olympic Peninsula
• Snow canceled meetings, events on Peninsula
• Clallam County snow removal permitted in severe weather; commissioners clarify policy
• Tuesday's snow only the beginning; major storm expected today [***GALLERY***]
• Snowboard, ski areas open at Hurricane Ridge
• Tolerance, service themes at Martin Luther King commemoration in Port Townsend
• UPDATE: Highway 101 near Brinnon cleared after collisions
• Clallam Jefferson Transit buses running on snow schedules
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Quilcene man arrested after crash
• Teen writers welcome at Sequim Library group
• Human trafficking, slavery programs set
• Slain woman's cheer, strength remembered at Port Angeles funeral
• Things To Do from Tue, 17 Jan 2012
• How to get school status information
• Black Diamond yard fills with cars sliding on unsanded road
• More snow expected in Clallam, Jefferson counties after break in weather
• Black Bear Diner in Sequim to start building
• Students' dreams for Port Angeles placed on Martin Luther King ‘dream quilt'
• Schooner goes to pieces for holiday repair; Adventuress volunteers do prep work
• Port Angeles finance director to get some of leave overdraw back after repayment [*** LAST of 2-PART SERIES***]
• Things To Do from Mon, 16 Jan 2012
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• SPORTS: Port Townsend, Chimacum split boys and girls basketball games
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s basketball team blasts Edmonds
• Honoring women’s memories: Working Image clothing bank names rooms for 2 volunteers
• Port Angeles farmers market looks to grow in 2012
• Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts offers financial aid — half-price tickets for those who qualify
• Juan de Fuca Festival seeks contestants for talent show
• ‘Gorilla trekking,’ aid for Rwanda, Uganda, topic of program in Dungeness
• Brinnon School District to present information on proposed levy
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Parks, recreation department proposed
• Input solicited on selection of Sequim school superintendent
• Olympic Peninsula sees first significant snowfall of season; forecasters predict more later in week [***GALLERY***]
• Union pickets vs. Olympic Medical Center
• Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce presents annual awards
• Things To Do from Sun, 15 Jan 2012
• Port Angeles spends $1.4 million on cash-outs [ *** FIRST OF TWO-PART SERIES ]
• Snow flurries expected, but little sticking in lowlands
• Olympic National Park glaciers continue to shrink, most recent study finds
• Inquiry ends on Port Angeles bicyclist’s death; driver not at fault
• ‘Evening with Elvis’ raises thousands
• Clallam County Sheriff's Office probes home fire on state Highway 112
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day activities set across Peninsula
• Port Townsend workshop urges speaking up to legislators
• Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award
• Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award
• Speaker says King's legacy example for all
• Occupy Port Townsend protests foreclosures
• Washington State University names Clallam County Extension director
• State pollution board ruling sides with Nippon Paper Industries USA biomass project in Port Angeles
• Accused murderer had friend call Forks police to pick him up
• DAVID G. SELLARS’ ON THE WATERFRONT COLUMN: New bridge takes Port Angeles Yacht Club helm
• Latest snow forecast for the weekend
• Wash. cities worried tax plan will cost them money
• World War II aviator receives his wings 67 years late
• Healthy Youth Coalition billboard praises Port Angeles parents
• Tax incentive program nets $38,000 for Port Townsend Main Street program
• WEEKEND: Car-bashing, exotic journeys or simply taking a hike — all available on Peninsula
• WEEKEND: Scenes from around world offered at Backcountry Film Festival
• SPORTS: Home win streak ends for Peninsula College men’s team; Pirates women beat Whatcom
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Sol Duc River attracting steelhead anglers
• SPORTS: Neah Bay sweeps Clallam Bay in boys and girls basketball; wrestling reports
• Jefferson Healthcare officials go to Olympia to oppose cuts to critical access hospitals
• Things To Do from Fri, 13 Jan 2012
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT ON: 'Grease' sing-along in Port Townsend on Saturday
• WEEKEND: Tryouts coming up for Mark Twain play in Port Angeles
• ‘I have a lot . . . to say,’ accused killer tells judge at first court hearing
• WEEKEND: Martin Luther King Jr. holiday observed across Peninsula
• Watch your behavior, mayor urges Forks residents
• WEEKEND: Park waives entrance fee, to show King film
• Port Townsend -- Tthe Coolest Small Town In America? ( VIDEO REPORT)
• Lowlands might see first snow this weekend; how much unclear
• Port Angeles Food Bank copes without executive director at helm
• Clallam County fiscal specialist nets parking spot
• Proposed water rule topic of Ecology open houses next week in Sequim
• Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary adds members
• Ways of Whales Workshop set
• Things To Do from Thu, 12 Jan 2012
• Clallam County takes ownership of part of Forest Service road
• Peninsula College inks interim president contract
• Love poem, Strauss in concerts this weekend in Port Angeles, Sequim
• Burlesque Girdle Scouts troupe to hold auditions
• Local group The CornStalks to sow tunes during Art Blast
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Brace for the cold with music, dancing, fun
• Clallam County firefighters douse one-room blaze near Port Angeles
• Missing commemorative plaque returned to Memorial Field
• Port Townsend group discusses how to keep Burke at state parks
• One of the Peninsula College halls Keegan built renamed after him
• Fugitive captured in Forks slaying due in court today
• 4-year-old saw her mother mortally wounded on floor of Forks house
• SPORTS: Forks boys basketball team beats league-leading Onalaska
• SPORTS: Sequim overtakes Port Townsend in boys basketball action; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS: Hurricane Ridge needing more snow; hunter education courses scheduled
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats North Mason in girls basketball action Tuesday night
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Port Angeles horse clinic tickles visitors pink
• SPORTS: Sequim rallies in second half to down Port Townsend in boys basketball action Tuesday night
• Van De Wege, Tharinger support same-sex marriage; Hargrove opposed
• Meet the new owners of the <i>MV Coho</i> ferry [**Gallery**]
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: SkyRidge to feature Midwinter Open Scramble
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys basketball drops Nisqually League game to Life Christian on Tuesday night
• Parental supervision topic of social networking meet in Port Townsend
• Sequim council approval paves way for soccer tournament
• Sequim City Council: Lorenzen steps down; Hays reappointed mayor
• SPORTS: Clallam Bay sweeps Port Angeles C teams; Sequim JV girls squad beats Crescent
• Coast Guard airlifts sailor off USS Ronald Reagan
• Port Angeles leaders tell of upcoming projects
• Leaking tank probable cause of explosion on boat
• Quimper Mercantile stock offering OK’d; meeting with Port Townsend retailers today
• Building opening ceremony all about jobs
• Slain woman, a mother at 14, hoped to be a nurse; alleged killer still at large
• SPORTS: Decker scores 20 points to spark the Forks boys basketball team over league-leading Onalaska on Tuesday night
• Suspected killer of woman, 18, captured in Forks
• SPORTS: Life Christian holds off Chimacum in girls basketball action Tuesday night
• Things To Do from Wed, 11 Jan 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles cruises past North Mason in boys basketball action Tuesday night
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Volunteer advocates make the case
• Former Sequim City Councilman named to Port of Port Angeles post
• Port Angeles City Council takes new seats — at $450 a pop
• Police think Forks murder suspect still in area
• Bulk of tsunami debris from Japan expected in 2013; multiple fields of wreckage reported in Pacific Ocean
• Jefferson hospital, legislators discuss bill to cut Medicaid reimbursements
• Explosion on fishing vessel shakes neighbors in Port Townsend; owner avoids injuiry
• Commemorative plaque swiped from Port Townsend’s Memorial Field; volunteers angered
• Contest rates cool of Port Townsend, other towns; online voting conducted
• SPORTS: Clallam Bay boys basketball team holds off Port Angeles C 46-41 on Monday night
• SPORTS: Sequim JV team too big for Crescent girls basketball squad to handle as Wolves win 46-34 on Monday night
• SPORTS: Peninsula College splits basketball games with Skagit Valley
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball rebounds with victory over Centralia; other prep reports
• Debunking Twilight’s tall tales: Quileute wolves focus of Smithsonian show
• Anonymous donor gives $200,000 to Peninsula Friends of Animals
• Port Angeles continues to seek seat on Rayonier panel
• Olympic Medical Center receives distance learning grant
• Forks site of several Border Patrol detentions
• Story People present storytelling double feature Tuesday at Port Angeles Library
• Olympic National Park glacier details topic of program Tuesday
• ‘Chants Encounters’ offer music and a spiritual perspective in Port Townsend Thursday
• East Jefferson fire district acquires two new ambulances
• Wave Cable buying Broadstripe in Port Townsend
• Police seek suspect in stabbing death of 18-year-old woman in Forks
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Iran claims to be enriching uranium
• Things To Do from Mon, 09 Jan 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles captures Rainshadow wrestling tournament championship; Sequim third and Port Townsend is fifth
• Things To Do from Sun, 08 Jan 2012
• Port Angeles real estate broker Jace Schmitz, known for black hat, dies at 65
• Man arrested for Lower Elwha Klallam tribal center crimes
• SPECIAL REPORT: Tse-whit-zen museum, curation center held up by dispute over three words
• Gig Harbor paraglider breaks back crashing into bluff
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Good as advertised
• Boy hurt in bike-car wreck
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Boat fabricator carves himself a niche
• First building of composite manufacturing complex to be feted in Port Angeles
• PREP SWIMMING: Port Angeles boys beat Sequim
• Dig into work for ‘Bring Your Own Art’
• Port Angeles man charged with meth delivery near school bus stop
• Sequim man, 41, pleads not guilty to molesting 10-year-old last year
• Sequim man pleads not guilty in home burglary
• Bell Street Bakery in Sequim closes its doors
• Manufactured-home fire in Sequim leaves one homeless
• Port Townsend, Kennewick celebrate new ferry [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Elwha Dam webcam restored after pole topples
• Why Fort Worden State Park manager was ousted from her job
• PC basketball splits against Skagit Valley
• Home Fund tops $254,593 as readers' generosity sets record
• PA boys top Centralia
• SPECIAL REPORT: Tse-whit-zen artifacts stored in Seattle, but they’ll eventually come back to Port Angeles
• Investigating officer recommends dismissal of charges linked to LaPush Coast Guard copter crash
• WEEKEND: YMCA hosts open house at new Port Angeles facility Saturday
• Olympic Medical Center board pays tribute to late commissioner
• More sleep medicine on its way to Olympic Medical Center
• Fallen tree causes power outage, blocks highway
• Clallam County wins grant for septic system education
• Jefferson's new YMCA director plans for 2012
• PA swimming tops Sequim; Sequim girls beat Chimacum
• Elvis sightings in Port Angeles this weekend — here's why.
• Things To Do from Fri, 06 Jan 2012
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams sweep Seattle
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Fishing expected to get better this weekend
• SPORTS: Port Angeles wrestling team pins North Mason to stay perfect on year
• SPORTS: Port Angeles and Port Townsend to wrestle at Sequim’s Rainshadow Tournament on Saturday
• WEEKEND: Start 2012 off with something new
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Young-adult authors to sign books in Port Angeles
• Pride, relief from Chimacum plaintiff to state Supreme Court ruling on education funding
• Teaching above the Arctic Circle makes Port Townsend woman humble
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: No rope tows at Hurricane Ridge yet
• PA girls top Renton in closing seconds; more prep action
• PC Men win shootout, women cruise
• State hasn’t met duty for education, Supreme Court rules in suit with Chimacum roots
• Things To Do from Thu, 05 Jan 2012
• Gov. Gregoire supports gay marriage in state
• Olympic National Park rangers help with Mount Rainier manhunt, honor guard
• Lower Elwha to rebury skull found on beach near mouth of river
• State probe of city finance director determining whether laws broken on ‘cash out’ of unused leave
• Port Angeles council backs Gregoire marijuana request
• Port Angeles port selects 4 finalists for vacancy
• King new Port Townsend mayor; Nelson deputy mayor
• Author, consultant to present tribute to King
• SPORTS: Forks boys basketball team wins game of unbeaten league teams
• SPORTS: Crescent boys basketball overwhelms Lake Quinault
• SPORTS: Kingston holds off Sequim in a key Olympic League boys basketball game Tuesday night
• Things To Do from Wed, 04 Jan 2012
• SPORTS: Bremerton defeats Port Townsend in girls basketball action
• State Patrol to investigate Port Angeles city finance director vacation leave cashout
• SPORTS: Seattle Christian shades Chimacum in boys basketball action Tuesday night
• Gov. Gregoire to seek gay marriage legislation
• SPORTS: Seattle Christian holds off Chimacum in Nisqually girls basketball competition
• Port Angeles man surrenders after police outside house for two hours
• Mitt Romney wins Iowa GOP caucus by 8 votes
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Winter Eclectic contest set for Discovery Bay Golf Club
• Kidd becomes new Port Angeles mayor
• Strong winds on West End, Admiralty Inlet areas continue
• Mistaken calls to 9-1-1 on rise across North Olympic Peninsula
• State’s newest ferry to be dedicated in Port Townsend on Friday
• Sea shanty sing-along set Thursday
• Port Angeles ‘sesquicentennial baby’ a celebrity
• Walkway to Walmart dedicated in Sequim
• McEntire casts first votes as Clallam commissioner
• PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR: Author inks message into book’s plot
• Suspected killer of park ranger found dead in icy, snowy creek
• SPORTS: Sequim wrestling team captures fifth place at 15-team tournament
• ‘Free’ painting returned to Undertown in Port Townsend; disappearance said to have been ‘a mistake’
• Part of Port Angeles waterfront to change in 2012
• Peninsula's first baby of year born on New Year's Day in Port Angeles [***GALLERY***]
• Tots for Tots drive reaches 4,115 Clallam County kids
• Olympic National Park rangers help in search for man who killed their comrade at Rainier
• Rainier park was a dream job for slain ranger
• Things To Do from Mon, 02 Jan 2012
• SPORTS: Sequim boys basketball team splits games at Lynden Christian tournament
• Port of Port Townsend replacing Boat Haven pier
• ‘Strong person of interest' sought in shooting death of Mount Rainier park ranger
• ‘Big year’ for Nordland’s annual plunge; some even do a polar bare dip
• 100 take New Year's dip at three Clallam locales [**Video**]
• Remnants of historic movie theater on Port Angeles tour
• Sirens tests conducted today
• Ceremonies to open two Sequim walkways Tuesday
• No babies arrive on first day of 2012
• Snowy owls sweep into Peninsula from Arctic to the delight of birdwatchers
• SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball team outmuscles Chimacum
• Forks man charged with burglary, theft
• Court cuts Port Angeles woman’s sentence for threatening family outside Walmart
• One person on Peninsula arrested on DUI over Christmas holiday
• Volunteers needed to plant trees in Port Townsend
• Eco-projects on Puget Sound get federal funding
• Fallen trees knock out power on West End
• Repairs to continue on state Highway 112 washout
• Students gift hats to First Step center
• Things To Do from Sun, 01 Jan 2012
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball team captures Winter Classic tournament title
• McEntire sworn in as Clallam County commissioner
• THANK YOU! Peninsula Home Fund hits $227,599
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Bulbous bows help boats' fuel savings, maneuverability
• Ranger shot at Mount Rainier National Park; park now closed to public
• Body pulled from Port Townsend Bay is Oak Harbor mother of three
• SPORTS: Peninsula College captures Clackamas Holiday Invitational championship
• Key Jefferson County personalities express hopes for new year
• Dungeness Valley Health & Wellness board officers elected
• Clallam County leaders vow self-improvement in new year
• Sequim free clinic director begins today
• Power back on in Clallam Bay-Sekiu and Neah Bay areas
• Hope reigns as Americans prepare to ring in 2012
• Chill out: Polar bear plunges set across North Olympic Peninsula
• Swain’s General Store to close at noon Saturday for owner’s services
• Please donate today! HOME FUND campaign for 2011 ends Saturday
• VIDEO -- The Green Eyeshade in Port Townsend closes Saturday
• Things To Do from Fri, 30 Dec 2011
• WEEKEND: Port Townsend throws First Night of family fun
• Body pulled from Port Townsend Bay might be missing person
• Sequim radio station KSQM welcomes its new manager — the former police chief
• Don’t look out the window, but it’s actually been a dry December
• Swain’s General Store to close at noon Saturday for owner’s services
• WEEKEND OUTDOORS: Rain, rain go away so rivers will shape up for steelhead fishing; two days left for crabbing until the summer
• Home Fund campaign for 2011 ends Saturday
• Washout narrows state Highway 112 near Pillar Point Road
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT WEEKEND: Venues across Peninsula to host New Year’s Eve celebrations
• 7 Cedars Casino workers save heart attack victim
• SPORTS: Raymond beats Forks in a battle of 6-1 boys basketball teams at North Beach Christmas Classic on Thursday
• Port of Port Townsend accepts grant to build passenger ferry
• SPORTS: Port Townsend wins girls title at Crush in the Slush tourney by beating archrival Chimacum in slugfest
• Tidepools magazine entries due in January
• SPORTS: Crescent loses by only four points to strong Kingston JV team at Winter Classic tourney in Port Angeles on Thursday
• WEEKEND: New Year events set across Peninsula
• SPORTS: Port Angeles graduate presiding over Alamo Bowl, featuring Washington Huskies and Baylor Bears
• SPORTS: Chimacum holds off archrival Port Townsend at Crush in the Slush tourney; Port Angeles beats Overlake in own tourney and other prep reports
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys basketball team suffers first loss of year
• SPORTS: Peninsula College beats Yakima Valley at Clackamas Holiday Invitational
• SPORTS: Port Townsend boys basketball team breaks into win column
• Collins leaves Port of Port Townsend position with accolades
• WEEKEND: Port Angeles celebration to benefit charity
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball team wins own Winter Classic tournament; Elliott voted tourney MVP
• SPORTS: Crescent boys fall to King’s JV at Port Angeles basketball tourney Wednesday
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Wrap up old year with food, fun, rock
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys basketball rolls to eighth straight win; beats archrival Port Townsend on Wednesday night
• Things To Do from Thu, 29 Dec 2011
• SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball team rips Orting 54-14 at Crush in the Slush tournament Wednesday
• North Olympic Land Trust’s first executive director leaving
• Close out 2011 on a high note! Donate to the Peninsula Home Fund!
• Olympic Medical Center approves $737,0000 construction bid for Sequim expansion
• Trial date set in killing of ex-Chimacum man
• New Year’s Eve bird count to end season
• Port Ludlow resident elected to Centrum board
• Five-week railroad class to begin January 11 in Port Angeles
• Studium Generale program to take look back at itself
• SPORTS: 2A Port Angeles falls to 4A South Kitsap; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS: Waiting for more snow on Hurricane Ridge
• Peninsula stays in Dick’s 6th Congressional District
• New deadline for Chinook Motel owners City eventually could own condemned property
• Port Townsend contest showcases creative gingerbread
• Anonymous $150,000 gift benefits historical society’s research center
• Former police shooting gallery now one of last independent video shops on Peninsula
• Swain’s General Store owner dead at 59; celebration of life Saturday
• Things To Do from Wed, 28 Dec 2011
• Revamped plan for Pleasant Harbor mega-resort looks to the environment
• JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR: Assembly required for boat built by hand
• Three homeless after Quilcene house fire
• King tides to wash through Puget Sound this week
• One Port of Port Townsend commissioner plans vote against passenger ferry
• Sequim Community School on state list of low-performing facilities
• MICHAEL CARMAN ON GOLF: Area links planning events on, after New Year’s Eve
• SPORTS: South Kitsap holds off Port Angeles in girls basketball action Tuesday night
• SPORTS: Bishop Blanchet beats Sequim in girls basketball competition Tuesday night
• Port Townsend merchants pleased with shopping season
• Volunteer firefighters would pay to serve under proposed state law
• Arlene Engel, Olympic Medical Center commissioner, longtime advocate, dead at 91
• Stubborn smoldering pillow keeps burning in trash can at Port Angeles house
• Call for entries sent out for popular wearable art show in Port Townsend
• Port Angeles man injured when car hits horses on state Highway 112
• New year will bring Clallam Transit monthly pass price hike; cash fares to remain same
• Forks woman wins $1,000 Santa Bucks
• Colonel Hudson’s to offer customers add indoor to outdoor dining in Port Angeles
• With replacement of aging water pipe, road improvements on tap for C Street in Port Angeles
• Legacy of a leader: Food drive carries on work of late scoutmaster in Sequim
• Peninsula programs for homeless receive HUD renewal grants
• SPORTS: Prep basketball tournaments set for Port Angeles and Port Townsend this week
• Port Angeles officials hope small grant only beginning for Old Fire Hall [ ***GALLERY*** ]
• Ferry fete precedes first voyage of Kennewick; planning needed for visiting delegation
• Reservations for Sequim Balloon Festival soar; most sign-ups from seniors
• SPORTS: Wrestling teams showing star power
• Couple grow closer through adversity: Remission after chemotherapy
• Things To Do from Mon, 26 Dec 2011
• Food drives successful in Forks; bank good through end of year
• Port Angeles reviewing ways to get PenPly utilities paid
• North Olympic Library System party to show off many ways to enjoy books
• Poulsbo author to tell of travels that retraced Steinbeck
• PENINSULA WOMAN: She offers warm, safe place to teens, young adults in need
• SPORTS: Ex-Port Angeles Roughrider looks to Rose Bowl game
• PREP SPORTS: Forks raises unbeaten streak to 5
• Things To Do from Sun, 25 Dec 2011
• Exclusive interview: Peninsula’s Santa spreads cheer from kid events to AA meetings
• Peninsula woman receives gifts galore in wake of losses
• Figures missing from Nativity scenes returned in time for Christmas
• Departing Peninsula College president remains focused on work at hand
• Peninsula Home Fund helps woman, children keep their home; only one week left in 2011 campaign
• Port Angeles man booked after party interrupted by gunshots
• Nuclear sub narrowly avoided collision in Strait of Juan de Fuca, newspaper reports
• Man thanks paramedics after he recovers from near-fatal sting
• PDN announces 2011 staff award recipients
• Christmas weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula
• WEEKEND: Area events this Christmas weekend
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Moving music of Handel’s ‘Messiah’ bridges holiday gap
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Low rivers keep steelhead at bay
• PREP WRESTLING: Port Angeles Axes own tournament
• Baffling biotoxin again closes bay on Peninsula
• Her name is Ariel and she has a new home
• Things To Do from Fri, 23 Dec 2011
• Sen. Hargrove bill would let Discover Pass transfer to another vehicle
• Painting disappears from wall of Port Townsend cafe
• Sixth baby Jesus figure stolen in Port Angeles
• Cause of Sequim fire unknown
• Well-wishers give retiring county commissioner a happy send-off
• Sequim to hear from public on new schools chief
• Former Port Townsend chief stops fire before it blazes
• WEEKEND: Put twinkles in your eyes by viewing holiday decorations [**Gallery**]
• WEEKEND: Christmas feasts set on Sunday
• WEEKEND: Hurricane Ridge lines up winter activities
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: And to all a good night
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Port Angeles’ McCartney dunk sparks win over North Kitsap [**Other prep results**]
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC: Music heightens the yule spirit
• Public opposition stirs Olympic National Park to rethink plans for trail along Lake Crescent
• Adventuress to begin next phase of restoration for centennial in 2013
• Things To Do from Thu, 22 Dec 2011
• Hot-air balloon ride reservations taken this week for next year’s Sequim Balloon Festival
• Resident hit on head by burglar as he returns home
• Port Townsend Main Street tells of incentive program for merchants
• Convicted thief out of prison less than week after sentencing for three years
• Hearing for woman accused of vehicular homicide, witness tampering postponed
• OlyCAP names director to serve for year
• Heavier people lead to fewer passengers on some state ferries
• Wireless Internet for whole city, Port Angeles City Council decides
• SPORTS: Port Angeles to feature five state-ranked wrestlers at today’s tournament; Neah Bay sweeps Crescent in boys and girls basketball
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: New Year’s event set at Port Townsend Golf Club
• SPORTS: Forks boys defeat Tenino on road to stay perfect in league
• SPORTS: Port Angeles gives North Kitsap its first loss of the year in girls basketball action Tuesday
• Sequim organization presents $25,000 donation to fire district
• SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball team holds off North Mason on Tuesday night
• Family reeling after vehicle death, then burglary of Christmas gifts
• PA boys win sixth in a row
• Neighbors suspect theft ring of baby Jesus figures from Nativity scenes
• Neighbors cooperate in nabbing of alleged mail thieves
• Things To Do from Wed, 21 Dec 2011
• It’s over for PenPly: Port of Port Angeles to tear down 70-year-old plywood mill
• Port Townsend schools join Chimacum for February tax levy elections
• Soundtrack of life to welcome winter solstice in Port Townsend
• None hurt in Sequim house fire
• Financing package approved for Carlsborg sewer system
• JENNFIER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: A quiz for Christmas
• Clallam PUD approves 3 percent electricity rate hike
• SPORTS: Costs keep Port Townsend in the bigger Olympic League
• Sequim fire blamed on overloaded cord
• Clallam County program celebrates first Native American master gardeners
• Clallam County commissioners consider backing Carlsborg sewer project
• Two held for mail-theft investigation in Port Angeles
• No one hurt in Sequim house fire
• SPORTS: Defending champion Peninsula College wins NWAACC Crossover Tournament
• Ecology rejects Port Angeles’ bid for seat on council assessing natural resource damages at former Rayonier site
• SPORTS: Port Angeles wrestling team hopes to repeat as ‘The Battle of the Axe’ champion Wednesday
• Building at Fort Worden State Park a top priority for Peninsula College president
• Peninsula College president receives standing ovation from Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce
• Incoming interim president praises Peninsula College
• Former ferry Kalakala sold for $1; deal includes promise to restore vessel
• Port Angeles City Council to consider wireless project tonight
• Things To Do from Mon, 19 Dec 2011
• Dam demolition to resume as fish window closes early
• Float from Japanese oyster farm in earthquake/tsunami region
• Peninsula senator targets elimination of waste as budget-battle priority
• Legislators’ votes during special session recorded
• Neighbor sees smoke, alerts Port Angeles family to fire
• Package of Ecstasy pills among items seized, Border Patrol says in latest report
• Border Patrol arrests down from last year; manpower just one reason cited by agency spokesman
• SPORTS: Neah Bay boys and girls basketball sweeps Shoreline Christian; Clallam Bay boys lose a shootout with Taholah
• Trial reset for March 5 in Port Angeles strangling death
• Sequim-area woman ‘plinks' out tunes in time for holiday season
• Olympic Medical Center earns 'Gold Seal' 3-year re-accreditation
• Latest redistricting plan keeps East Jefferson County in 24th Legislative District
• Sequim Middle School principal selected as 2011-2012 Olympic Region Principal of the Year
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Cozy getaway for Peninsula visitors
• Nippon newsprint now used by four North Olympic Peninsula newspapers
• ON THE WATERFRONT WITH DAVID G. SELLARS: Sequim Bay Yacht Club changes bridge for 2012
• North Olympic Peninsula gets more than $4 million for salmon projects
• SPORTS: Taholah holds off Clallam Bay boys in a barn-burner Saturday
• Man hides from sheriff's deputies 60 feet up a tree
• SPORTS: Chimacum girls basketball beats Charles Wright from long distance; other girls basketball reports
• What are you going to miss about the Port Townsend Farmers Market? (VIDEO)
• SPORTS: Preview capsules for Class 1B boys basketball
• SPORTS: Crescent boys basketball rides fourth-quarter heroics to win; other boys basketball reports
• SPORTS: Neah Bay’s Josiah Greene named Class 1B football player of the year
• SPORTS: Practice makes perfect as the Neah Bay girls basketball team eyes state title
• SPORTS: Preview capsules for Class 1B girls basketball
• SPORTS: Neah Bay’s boys and girls basketball teams sweep Shoreline Christian on Saturday
• Mom, 5 kids find haven of hope through Peninsula Home Fund [plus list of latest donors — thank you, one and all!]
• Things To Do from Sun, 18 Dec 2011
• Gas prices tumble, with Peninsula’s lowest found in Sequim
• Forks Planned Parenthood closes its doors
• Video star: The name is Twinkles and she doesn’t always wave
• Most Clallam County retailers pass tobacco law compliance checks
• Twelve apply for soon-vacant Port of Port Angeles commissioner position
• Last call for all-ages photo with Santa at Port Angeles Swain's
• ‘I need a burrito’: New Port Townsend eatery focuses on the specialty
• Neah Bay's Josiah Greene named 1B player of year
• WEEKEND: All aboard for Washington Inn express
• Demolition begins on New Peking Restaurant
• Ex-Clallam sheriff's employee gets three years for evidence room theft
• Port Townsend man scores grand prize of Victoria Getaway in raffle
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Rift apparent in Port Angeles Downtown Association vote
• WEEKEND: Lower Elwha Gallery exhibit to showcase native art
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Birds to get no privacy in Christmas count
• SPORTS: Port Townsend to stay put in Olympic League
• SPORTS: Port Angeles storms past Bremerton in boys basketball; other prep reports
• Things To Do from Fri, 16 Dec 2011
• More Japanese floats reported — now that West End residents know what they are
• Woman charged with theft of rare coins; Port Angeles antique-shop owner arrested
• Five-year city permit lets sprint-boat races roar on
• Musicians band to aid Port Angeles woman
• WEEKEND IN PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Men's Gospel Singers herald in Christmas week
• Clallam tables new zoning designation
• WEEKEND: Girdle Scouts bring burlesque to Port Angeles
• WEEKEND: Hurricane Ridge snack bar, ski shop to open
• ‘I need a burrito': New Port Townsend eatery focuses on the specialty (WITH VIDEO)
• WEEKEND: Late-night shopping offered in downtown Port Angeles
• WEEKEND: Buddhist teacher to offer lectures
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Could U.S. drivers ever abide by cellphone ban?
• Port Townsend staying in Olympic League
• PA boys win, other prep basketball action
• Deadline to enter holiday lights photo contest is today at noon. Then voting begins!
• Things To Do from Thu, 15 Dec 2011
• Hockett grim on exit from Olympic Community Action Programs
• Port Angeles Business Association supports ‘no net loss’ of working forests
• Walkway construction under way in Sequim
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Music a great gift for families, friends
• First debris from Japanese earthquake/tsunami reaches Olympic Peninsula
• Washington state issues complaint against Puget Sound Energy
• Lottery films TV spot in Agnew
• Mini-horses trot in downtown Port Townsend for Powerball commercial
• State Supreme Court justice holds court in Jefferson County
• Driver accused of vehicular homicide in jail again
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: One more time for Sol Duc steelhead program
• SPORTS: Avalanche class starts Thursday and goes through Sunday in Port Angeles and on Hurricane Ridge
• PREPS: Neah Bay boys’ win over Clallam Bay gives coach a good sign
• Sprint boat operation OK'd by Port Angeles Planning Commission to continue
• Port Townsend OKs 2012 budget of $28.9 million; ‘issues’ remain
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Playing at the Toys for Tots tournament in Port Townsend
• Bored? You won’t stay that way with Port Townsendopoly board game
• Port Angeles woman accused of vehicular homicide returned to jail
• Uninsured increase in state but decline on Peninsula
• ’Tis the season! Tomorrow’s the deadline to enter PDN’s photo contest
• Port of Port Angeles hires, fires, rehires and fires employee again
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Three Western Washington cities ban plastic bags
• SPORTS: Forks puts clamps on Rainier in boys basketball action Tuesday night
• Things To Do from Wed, 14 Dec 2011
• SPORTS: Cascade Christian too much for Chimacum in girls basketball Tuesday night
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: And Chimacum's alumni band plays on
• SPORTS: Port Angeles sinks Kingston in boys swimming Tuesday
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Equine center a boon for all youths
• SPORTS: Chimacum beats two-time defending champion Cascade Christian in boys basketball Tuesday night
• Spinks not selected as Mississippi police chief
• SPORTS: Avalanche class starts Thursday and goes through Sunday in Port Angeles and on Hurricane Ridge
• Clallam County commissioners take selves out of appeals process
• Clallam inks agreement for Adventure Route trailhead
• Wave Cable gets Sequim franchise
• Faulty breaker causes power outage east, south of Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats Port Townsend in girls basketball; Bremerton sweeps Sequim boys and girls hoops
• SPORTS: Port Angeles runs away from youthful Port Townsend in boys basketball
• Application made for demolition of restaurant that burned five months ago
• Jefferson County’s 2012 budget OK’d, but more cuts loom
• Exclusive: Man sought in connection with assault says he was defending brother, self
• Port Angeles Fine Arts Center to close temporarily while seeking funds to survive
• Water for sprint-boat track reviewed at Port of Port Angeles meeting
• State lottery to film commercial at Agnew store
• Clallam County schedules its employee furlough days
• Family presented with new Habitat for Humanity home
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats Port Townsend in girls basketball action
• Fire in Sequim area home under investigation
• NFL: Seahawks pull away for 30-13 win over Rams
• Ex-Sequim police chief won't be going to Mississippi; City Council votes along racial lines
• Port Angeles School Board votes to keep Franklin School open — for now
• Traffic lights out east of Port Angeles
• Submit photos to PDN's holiday lights photo contest by Thursday
• SPORTS: Cristion of Port Angeles claims first and Sequim’s Hinton earns second at major wrestling tournaments
• Things To Do from Tue, 13 Dec 2011
• Rep. Tharinger goes to school, tells about inner Olympia
• Dedication scheduled for newest Sequim street
• Bald eagle shot a year ago recovers
• Outdoorsman, athlete to be remembered at service
• Dreaming of a purple Christmas? Farms, shops offer lavender for the holidays
• Haller grant to help low-income students
• SPORTS: Wrestling preview: All area wrestlers have sights on end-of-season state tournament
• SPORTS: Forks’ Grahn wins title at ninth annual Larry Brown Invitational; other prep reports
• BREAKING NEWS: Driver impales car with pole; flees while taken to hospital
• Did you put up Christmas lights? Enter PDN's photo contest
• Things To Do from Mon, 12 Dec 2011
• Port of Port Angeles to get a lesson on water rights following action linked to boat race track
• Economy pulls both ways — demand and supply — at Clallam Toys for Tots campaign
• Tiny Brinnon School receives a big windfall
• Reward offered in Deer Park Cinema burglary
• Log truck overturns on Tumwater Truck Route
• Driver accused of vehicular homicide violated bail conditions by drinking, judge rules
• High times for log exports to Asia, but they’re expected to drop in 2012
• Chimacum, Port Townsend schools planning to seek property tax levies
• PENINSULA WOMAN: The leader of Port Angeles’ own burlesque troupe
• The joys of a mid-week trip to Hurricane Ridge (video)
• SPORTS: Port Angeles slips past Olympic in girls basketball
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Japanese cargo ship to load tons of logs this week
• PDN appoints new advertising director
• SPORTS: Sequim boys basketball team remains perfect on year; other prep reports
• PENINSULA HOME FUND: A haven for couple [plus latest donors — many thanks to them!]
• SPORTS: Community celebration for Neah Bay’s state football championship to include Thanksgiving-style dinner, singing and awards Monday night
• Deadline to enter holiday lights photo contest is Thursday
• SPORTS: Forks beats Neah Bay 50-33 in boys basketball Saturday
• Things To Do from Sun, 11 Dec 2011
• SPORTS: Neah Bay beats Forks 65-25 in girls basketball Saturday
• Ex-Sequim police chief awaits word on job bid
• Trial to be reset in Port Angeles strangulation case
• Forks area reports number of break-ins
• Olympic Community Action Programs executive director to leave
• Blue Heron students submit petition for sports
• Still time to enter PDN's holiday lights photo contest
• Homegrown movie ‘Sidewalk Wars' premieres tonight in Port Angeles theater
• Sitka commander was prepared to drop charges after LaPush crash
• WEEKEND: Scores of strummers expected at ukulele flash mob Saturday
• OlyCap executive director to leave at end of month
• Headrick a ‘fine gentleman,’ says former colleague of ex-mayor, judge dead at 74
• Missing Sequim girl found in San Diego; mother in police custody
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Steelies cause a ruckus at West End rivers
• Former Sequim police chief to interview today for Mississippi police chief post
• SPORTS: Chimacum sweeps Forks in boys and girls basketball; Port Angeles beats Kingston in wrestling and other prep reports
• Happy holidays! Have you submitted a photo to PDN's photo contest?
• Port Townsend girls basketball falls at North Kitsap
• WEEKEND: Olympic Art Gallery’s final festival this weekend
• WEEKEND: Copper Canyon Press to host open house
• WEEKEND: Tibetan teacher to give talks across Peninsula
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olumpic Peninsula
• Charges added against woman accused in Port Angeles strangling death
• Clallam public libraries expand hours
• Burglar takes licorice, ice cream from Deer Park Cinema
• Oceanographers study what will wash up on beaches after Japan's March tsunami
• Things To Do from Fri, 09 Dec 2011
• Sequim roads get new de-icing agent
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Second Weekend festivities kick off today with music, art
• Lunar eclipse just before dawn tomorrow — if the fog and clouds don't get in the way
• The Gateway transit center project officially completed
• PenPly on last legs as it’s given ultimatum to pay up or vacate
• Things To Do from Thu, 08 Dec 2011
• Low-flying plane over Port Townsend was on Navy training mission
• Port Angeles police looking for museum for WWII-era submachine guns
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: The 2011 mushroom contest [**Gallery**]
• Chimacum boys hoops tops Forks, other prep scores from Wednesday
• Former Port Angeles mayor, judge dies
• Share your holiday lights displays with the PDN
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Enjoy music as year ends
• Clallam County leaders warn of further cuts
• Port Angeles adopts largest budget yet
• Streamkeepers, Master Gardeners programs saved
• Port Angeles’ Franklin School recommended for closure
• Clallam County Fire District No. 2 chief to retire
• Latin rhythms to spice up Friday dance in Port Townsend
• Two tribal officers commissioned in Port Angeles
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Gardeners spring for food bank greens
• Out with the old, on with the new: 250-pound vent ball placed atop Dungeness lighthouse
• Port Townsend office seeks donations for children's gifts
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys basketball rolls to 3-0 start; Forks boys win first game; Chimacum girls lose; Port Angeles wrestling wins tournament
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Family history at U.S. Senior Open course
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Port Townsend High School considers jumping to Nisqually League
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Kalakala up for sale for $1, but there's a catch [**Gallery**]
• Sequim girl returned to father; mother arrested
• Update: Clallam County adopt $31.2 million final budget
• Let's see those lights! Enter the PDN's photo contest
• SPORTS: Port Angeles and Kingston showdown in wrestling Wednesday night could determine the Olympic League title down the road
• Things To Do from Wed, 07 Dec 2011
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball stuns North Mason
• Jefferson approves new county districts
• SPORTS: Clallam Bay beats Forks JV in boys basketball
• Peninsula College chooses interim president
• SPORTS: Sequim easily handles Port Townsend in boys basketball action Tuesday night
• Olympic Medical Center saw year of challenge, upgrades
• SPORTS: Port Townsend rallies past Sequim in girls basketball action Tuesday night
• Sequim School Board taps search firm to find new chief
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball rolls over North Mason on Tuesday night
• Clallam County Public Utility District customers could see rates rise
• Wisdom, purpose of life Port Townsend talk’s focus
• Enter the PDN's holiday lights photo contest
• Alcohol monitor challenged in highway-fatality case in Port Angeles
• Jefferson County Humane Society to take over animal shelter; Sheriff’s Office to focus on animal control
• Jefferson County International Airport to go green with solar power for runway lights, navigational beacon
• Port Angeles author sells film rights to second book; also will share producer credit
• Makah elder Blanchard Matte dies at 77
• Neah Bay students moving ahead in technology contest
• Volunteers prep to replace old vent ball on Dungeness lighthouse
• Stick unfetched from Port Angeles dog's tummy with help from Humane Society [***GALLERY***]
• State ferries system unsustainable, new tax needed, chief tells Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
• Habitat to dedicate first house in new Port Angeles development
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• SPORTS: Forks boys basketball team gets by North Beach in nonleague competition
• One buck and the Kalakala's yours
• Olympic National Park wilderness plan meeting draws crowd in Port Angeles
• Tools, cleaning supplies taken in latest Port Angeles burglary
• Partnership makes grade when Peninsula dispatchers tested during unplanned outage
• Port Townsend author remembers old friend and sci-fi hall of famer Anne McCaffrey
• First-time visitor to Audubon center in Sequim wins Nature Mart’s ‘bird-lover’s barrel’
• Chimacum filmmaker in Nepal on new project; his focus shifts to clinic operated by Buddhists
• Floating home goes up at Port Townsend shipyard; destination is Lake Union in Seattle [***GALLERY***]
• SPORTS: Port Townsend beats Vashon Island in girls basketball
• SPORTS: In the zone; dirty word for some, solid defense for others in girls basketball
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams sweep games Saturday night
• Show us your Christmas lights! Enter the PDN's photo contest
• Rocks, gravel spread to slow erosion on Ediz Hook in Port Angeles
• Seattle chef, author coming to Peninsula
• Witness tampering investigation added to strangulation case
• Cyberbullying topic of Monday workshop in Clallam Bay
• Warm of heart: Peninsula Home Fund helped by volunteer [**Home Fund donors listed**]
• First Step hires development director
• Poverty program aims to help poor help themselves
• Serenity House serves cookbooks in time for holiday giving
• SPORTS: Kingston nips Port Angeles by three in boys basketball; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Port Townsend picks longtime assistant to take over boys soccer program
• SPORTS: Neah Bay captures state Class 1B football championship
• Aged top piece of 150-year-old lighthouse to be replaced this week; namesake cutter to help
• SPORTS: Neah Bay uses stout defense to hold off Almira in state-title game
• Payback likely from overcompensated Port Angeles city employees — including city manager
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Port Angeles woman finds her life’s work in veterinary medicine
• Deck the halls! Enter the PDN's holiday lights photo contest!
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Physical Red Devils grind out 1B title
• Things To Do from Sun, 04 Dec 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Spike seen in burglaries
• Peninsula College trustees to name interim president
• Noted Port Townsend eatery closes with ‘a lot of blood, sweat and tears’
• Fire damages workshop on Cook Avenue
• Land, river protection plan draws 175 to Port Townsend workshop
• Fire destroys garage on Woodcock Road
• Anonymous donor pays for strangulation victim’s headstone
• Neah Bay wins state 1B football title
• Let's see your displays! Enter PDN's holiday lights photo contest
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• Clallam County veterans coordinator honored as ‘go-to person'
• WEEKEND: West End to twinkle with joy with parade, Festival of Trees
• Members of 4-H, mentors protest loss of Extension program post
• Potholder sales benefit no-kill shelter
• Porous pavement new addition to Port Angeles
• WEEKEND: Rock ’n’ roll, country to benefit Peninsula animals
• Things To Do from Fri, 02 Dec 2011
• WEEKEND: Boats in holiday lights to sail in parade Saturday
• Lincoln Park meet draws 100 on whether trees stay, go
• WEEKEND: Handmade crafts available at Vern Burton holiday fair
• Murder victim's mother selling car to pay for headstone
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Port Townsend merchants optimistic about sidewalk project
• Temporary zoning extension approved for Carlsborg
• Port Townsend concert to honor Pearl Harbor survivors
• Elections may leave Port Angeles port with one panelist
• Upgrades continue at Port Townsend winter shelter
• Deputies seek child, mother following alleged abduction
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Art sparkles during First Friday in Sequim
• WEEKEND: ‘Flirty bluegrass' trio to play in Port Ludlow
• SPORTS: Neah Bay plays for Class 1B state football championship Friday
• WEEKEND: Art Is a Gift moves into downtown Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Experienced point guards in good supply on Peninsula boys basketball prep teams
• Comment accepted on transportation stormwater permit changes
• SPORTS: Forks nips Sequim 31-30 in girls basketball; both Sequim and Port Angeles boys basketball teams win
• Sophia, Jacob most popular baby names in Washington state for 2010
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Winter steelhead season starting in full force
• WEEKEND: Port Townsend to offer small-town holiday cheer
• SPORTS: Forks girls basketball team nips Sequim 31-30
• SPORTS: Sequim boys basketball team beats 3A Bainbridge 56-52
• Authorities seek child, mother after alleged abduction
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats W.F. West by 10 points in boys basketball action
• Things To Do from Thu, 01 Dec 2011
• Anti-Wild Olympics resolution presented
• Port Angeles staff to discuss fate of Chinook Motel, possibility of evicting owners
• Moving Port Townsend into 23rd District still on the table
• Peninsula Plywood plant pays most of power bill
• An era ends: Oldest Port Townsend retail store to close soon
• Duo brings Quebec, Appalachia to Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• Hot-air balloons to light up Sequim festival
• Public forum on draft wilderness plan today in Port Townsend
• Lowdown on consumers available in Port Angeles retail program
• Port Townsend Festival of Lights features cookies, raffle and more
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Tune or two of the season on tap for local scene
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball loses opening game while Chimacum teams split
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Rope tows not ready on Hurricane Ridge
• Photography exhibit shows Peninsula College from different views
• YMCA to open new location in Port Angeles
• Port Townsend man injured in single-car rollover
• SPORTS: Class 4A Lake Stevens beats 2A Port Angeles in girls basketball
• Union vote averts 16 Clallam County dismissals
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys and girls basketball teams open season by splitting with Klahowya
• Things To Do from Wed, 30 Nov 2011
• Sequim tax hike measure OK’d
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Holiday events set for area courses
• SPORTS: Neah Bay seeking elusive Class 1B state football championship
• Clallam PUD staff propose 3 percent electric rate increase
• Occupy Port Townsend plans first gathering
• Suspense over for Port Townsend elections
• High-speed Internet tapped for Peninsula by August 2013
• Home-grown printing for Forks, Sequim papers
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Yule show goes on in Brinnon
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Patterned speed horse awards given
• Madrigal Dinners to offer glimpse of 17th century
• Election results: It’s Stinson and Beck, and yes on Port Townsend levy lid lift
• High water from rain doesn’t disrupt work at Elwha, Glines Canyon dams
• Many who criticized Jefferson County community development director praise him on eve of retirement
• Volunteer Hospice marks 33rd year of providing free services in Clallam County
• Sequim man released from Seattle hospital after wreck near Port Hadlock
• Port of Port Angeles OKs budget, gives executive director 2% raise
• Twain’s satire of dime novels topic of talk at Peninsula College program
• Season pass available for First Friday Lecture Series of Jefferson County Historical Society
• Port Angeles School Board member fears for vocational education
• SPORTS: Port Townsend runner Grant, always on the move, receives cross country MVP honors
• Sequim family injured in weekend wreck near Port Hadlock; father, son airlifted to Harborview
• Sea ‘aliens’ color tanks at Port Angeles marine center
• PT AirWatchers complain of Port Townsend mill’s smoke, odor
• Comedians tell jokes to keep Upstage open
• Changes possible for Class of 2016: North Olympic Peninsula schools to adjust to new credit requirements
• Clallam County Drug Court coordinator earns award
• SPORTS: Neah Bay football team eyeing Class 1B championship
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Wulff reportedly out as Washington State football coach
• Things To Do from Mon, 28 Nov 2011
• Plant-A-Thon tree cards available; Port Townsend artist has hands-on experience as guide
• Port Townsend man publishes book on favorite city
• More than 300 turn out for Tri-Area feast
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team wins second straight game to start season
• SPORTS: Neah Bay headed to Class 1B football state championship game
• PENINSULA HOME FUND: A hand up to get back on his feet
• Checkout time? Chinook Motel has until Monday to comply with city order
• SPORTS: Football MVP: Keenen Walker of Port Angeles walking his own path
• PENINSULA WOMAN II: Jackie Baermann
• PENINSULA WOMAN I: Carmen Haskins
• Drug task force taken to task — and court — by Port Townsend lawyer
• Things To Do from Sun, 27 Nov 2011
• Saturday shopping designated for small business in Port Townsend
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Port Angeles craftsman adds teak handiwork to classic yacht
• Clallam stores lure the early birds
• Sequim City Council to consider sales tax hike
• Vote tally to determine whether Port Townsend City Hall runs in black or red ink
• Hurricane Ridge event spotlights all-week access
• Seven Washington counties log 58 wrecks on icy roads
• Scores of turkeys served at Clallam County feasts
• Festival of Trees auction brings in record amount
• Strong winds forecast for West End coast, Admiralty Inlet areas
• Hurricane Ridge ceremony set today to kick off every-day winter season
• WEEKEND: Arts, crafts offered at Port Townsend sale
• GIRLS SOCCER: Standouts call themselves the soccer sisters
• WEEKEND: Bazaars, crafts fairs offer bevy of holiday gifts on Peninsula
• PLAYOFFS: Neah Bay semifinal football game Saturday
• Winter shelter to open in Port Townsend
• Sequim School Board to consider search firm for new superintendent
• WEEKEND: Christmas season kicks off on Peninsula this weekend
• WEEKEND: Ranging over farm and forest, some prefer to cut own holiday tree
• Board weighs Community School's future; rebuilding is long-term goal
• Washington legislator gives civics lesson in Port Angeles
• North Olympic Land Trust OKs Finn Hill Farm's conservation easement
• West Nile virus activity down in 2011
• Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County raises more than $12,000 with its ‘Soiree'
• Walmart donation, and one man’s persistence, fuels new pathway project
• Seven interview for Quilcene fire chief position next week
• WEEKEND: Peninsula retailers stressing ‘small-town charm’ on first big shopping day of holiday season
• WEEKEND: The hills are alive: ‘Sound of Music’ sing-along Saturday night
• Things To Do from Fri, 25 Nov 2011
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Steelhead season off to slow start
• Tough times compound Home Fund challenges
• Things To Do from Thu, 24 Nov 2011
• Cake and all on ‘eTown' radio show
• Unemployment hovers around 9 percent on Peninsula
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: After turkey time, give thanks for live music
• Roadless-area bill reintroduced in Congress
• Natives share cultural perspective at Port Angeles reading [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Diners attend debut of student chef showcase in Port Angeles
• Sequim Lavender Growers group to host art bazaar
• Peninsula Plywood mill closes; owners hope to reopen
• ‘Head over heels’: Teen tells of surviving 150-foot fall
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Thankful for . . .
• Port Angeles’ Jones volleyball player of the year
• Peninsula College men open title defense season with big win
• ‘A hand up, not a handout': 2011 Peninsula Home Fund campaign debuts
• Clallam County plans more layoffs after union talks fail
• Motorist died, crashed en route to doctor’s appointment
• Don't miss Thanksgiving Day's Peninsula Daily News
• Can you trust caller ID?
• Things To Do from Wed, 23 Nov 2011
• High-wind watch in place through Thanksgiving
• Free feasts slated across Peninsula
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Holiday homes tour opens doors to Victorian life [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Port Angeles city manager talks jobs, projects
• Man wrecks car, then is struck, killed by ambulance while stepping onto roadway
• Peninsula College seeks public input on new president
• Festival of Trees tickets on sale
• SPORTS: Neah Bay tries to get grounded and not let down for state semifinal game
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Apple Cup Tournament set for Peninsula Golf Club
• 53-year Port Angeles furniture store to close
• Jefferson County to get additional $327,000 from timber sales
• Gasoline in Quilcene to be available for first time in years
• Man killed in Sequim wreck {**Video**]
• Things To Do from Tue, 22 Nov 2011
• Interfaith service sings of Thanksgiving
• Budget cuts’ cold shoulder: Elimination of weekend snow plowing in Clallam County proposed
• SPORTS: Dream season for Peninsula College women’s soccer team
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s soccer team just misses out on history
• Injured teen airlifted from trail after spending wet, chilly night outdoors
• Business donates 300 turkeys to food bank
• Storm puts Elwha River, others under flood watch; heavy winds dying down
• ‘Breaking Dawn’ fills seats at theaters in ‘Twilight’ country
• Border Patrol launches Twitter account
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Governor proposes temporary sales tax increase
• Pedestrian steps into highway lane, struck and killed by ambulance driven by Sequim man
• Weather Service keeps eye on Peninsula for possible flooding
• Seattle Mariners outfielder Halman killed in Netherlands
• Gregoire proposes temporary statewide sales tax increase of half-cent
• Rescue of injured Sequim teen hiker under way this morning
• PENINSULA WOMAN: ‘Revolutionize this’
• Things To Do from Mon, 21 Nov 2011
• The Oak Table Cafe marks three decades in Sequim; roots spread to Kingston and Walla Walla
• Road to Lower Elwha Klallam nearly finished; only 3,450 feet of route needs paving
• Vigilance urged after Port Angeles sees string of burglaries;
• Community bids goodbye to Port Townsend activist Nora Porter
• Gift with special meaning made as East Jefferson Fire-Rescue gets tax-exempt status
• SPORTS: Walla Walla ends Peninsula College’s dream of a women’s soccer NWAACC championship
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Effort to legalize pot statewide has federal hurdles to jump
• Peninsula College men's soccer team eliminated from NWAACC tournament
• Retrial sought in evidence room theft conviction
• Lower Elwha event to be feast of viewpoints
• Coast Guard to conduct exercise on Hood Canal on Monday
• Retail analysis tool to be focus of talk in Port Angeles
• Quilcene eatery owner likely to plead guilty to theft, fraud, his attorney says
• Former Peninsula photographer back with images of Bhutan
• More than a million holiday lights on U.S. 101 — biggest array on Peninsula [**Video**]
• Trial delayed in strangulation case
• Peninsula officer to tackle Western Hemisphere’s highest peak
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Sailboat blown off anchor again
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball star headed to Seattle University
• SPORTS: Neah Bay defeats Lummi to advance to the 1B state semifinals
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s basketball team splits first two games of year
• Lawmakers in Washington, D.C., concede budget talks are close to failure
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s soccer team playing for NWAACC championship Sunday
• Things To Do from Sun, 20 Nov 2011
• Olympic National Park highlighted in report warning of dangers of more cuts to nation’s parks
• As dam recedes from valley, Elwha River dominates landscape [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• New state Supreme Court justice has unique connection to North Olympic Peninsula
• Team Jefferson opens office in Port Townsend
• Late father inspiration for Sequim pocket park
• Neah Bay gets past Lummi, moves on to Class 1B semifinals
• Reflections fodder for Port Angeles writers benefit Saturday night
• Couple adopt child in Jefferson County court
• SPORTS: Peninsula men’s soccer team defending NWAACC title at Final Four this weekend
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s soccer team aiming for the top at NWAACC Final Four
• Memorial for Port Townsend activist set Saturday
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Let it snow as the Hurricane Ridge Winter Sports Club puts on Winterfest on Saturday
• Things To Do from Fri, 18 Nov 2011
• Jefferson Healthcare second Peninsula hospital to OK pact with Swedish
• WEEKEND: Oysters, auction highlights of Habitat’s fundraiser
• Port Townsend research provides data for statewide report urging ban of plastic bags
• WEEKEND: Winterfest to benefit Hurricane Ridge skiing
• Too close to call: Uncertainty leads Port Townsend council to prepare two levy requests
• WEEKEND: West End History Weekend begins today
• Clallam PUD loses $300,000 in cancellation of wind farm project
• WEEKEND: Totem poles, anniversary party among Peninsula events
• Work toward removing charred remains of New Peking to begin today
• WEEKEND: Nature Mart offers food, holiday gifts — and a chance to pose with a (stuffed) bear
• WEEKEND: Peninsula Singers in tribute to two standards bearers: Cole Porter and Jerome Kern
• ‘Breaking Dawn’ screens throughout weekend in Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• Colder temperatures predicted today; more flurries in foothills
• Olympic Medical Center OKs budget amid uncertainty
• Port Angeles to install new waterfront security cameras
• Deputies get help in chase at Port Angeles Walmart
• Trial delayed in Port Angeles strangling death case
• Sequim group collecting toys for Christmas
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Country, blues, gospel and more on tap this week
• Port Angeles council looking at August votes on two property tax measures
• Early morning fire engulfs array of structures near Port Townsend
• More evidence sought in murder probe
• Port Angeles won’t raise property tax rate
• SPORTS: Third time may be the charm as Neah Bay tangles with Lummi again in state playoffs
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Anglers and hunters support Wild Olympics campaign
• Port Angeles Fine Arts Center throws anniversary party
• Things To Do from Thu, 17 Nov 2011
• Now you can have Bella’s favorite ‘Twilight’ ravioli in the privacy of your own home
• The latest film in Twilight Saga premieres Friday in Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• Former Sequim police chief expected to interview for Mississippi job
• Former Port Townsend fire chief appointed East Jefferson fire commissioner
• Peninsula public bus agencies roll out snow plans
• New tax on travelers from Canada won’t impact MV Coho
• Tidal Clock begins to come down on Port Townsend waterfront
• Quimper Mercantile public store manager investigating niches
• Clallam County adds furlough days, cuts $2 million, lays off 15 workers
• Sequim council OKs $20.5 million budget; fees increased
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Friends stick together as two Port Angeles athletes sign letters for Central Washington University; playoff struggles
• Murray, Dicks present version of Olympic National Park wilderness additions
• Murray, Dicks present version of Olympic National Park wilderness additions
• Yep, it's November — and first big storm of the season coming (snow possible by weekend)
• Things To Do from Wed, 16 Nov 2011
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: A lot done, but not enough riding
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Libraries release best cellar for funds [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Port Angeles parents seek information about looming Franklin school closure
• Kenmore Air hangs on, Port of Port Angeles told
• Swain’s offers photos with Santa for funds
• Women in law give advice to Sequim students
• Port Angeles man creates free leadership program
• Clallam County commissioners to discuss possible law and justice sales tax increase
• SPORTS: Peninsula women’s basketball program ready to take a step up
• McEntire headed for commissioner seat; Port Angeles councilman concedes in council race
• Port of Port Angeles begins search for new commissioner
• Car stuck in the mud in Dungeness Bay
• Jefferson Healthcare to consider link to Swedish this week
• Interfaith Thanksgiving service to weave together many traditions
• Redistricting plan would put port commissioner’s address in another district
• McEntire’s lead nears 1,000 votes in Clallam County commissioner race
• Port Angeles to expand home weatherization program
• ‘Occupy’ movement comes to Forks
• Forks City Council tackles 2012 budget today
• Former Clallam behavioral health and recovery employee gets lifetime achievement award
• Things To Do from Mon, 14 Nov 2011
• Advisory panel to urge new tax for Port Angeles’ Civic Field
• Port Townsend printer produces ‘wheels’ in nine languages for state agency
• Research center improvement already apparent months before public opening
• Four fire academy grads join East Jefferson Fire-Rescue
• Sequim City Hall interior remodeled; new complex years away
• Young musicians to perform classical music for lunch
• SPORTS: Neah Bay pounds Mary M. Knight in 1B football playoffs; next up is nemesis Lummi
• Shopping spree contest under way in Port Angeles
• Some Clallam criminal cases could move to cities, cash-strapped prosecuting attorney says
• Clallam County veterans honored on Veterans Day [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Ferry personnel rescue man stricken in boat
• Medal of Honor recipient remembered in Gardiner
• Peninsula liquor store managers try to keep spirits high in wake of privatization vote
• Naval Magazine Indian Island commander talks of vets' sacrifices
• Port Townsend Library rated among tops in nation by trade magazine
• Border Patrol lists three Peninsula arrests
• Generous Port Angeles City Hall ‘cash outs’ raise questions in state audit
• Quileute to walk red carpet at ‘Breaking Dawn’ premiere in Los Angeles
• ON THE WATERFRONT WITH DAVID G. SELLARS: Gale warnings taken seriously
• Permits available for cutting Christmas trees
• PENINSULA WOMAN: She finds her niche down on the farm
• Seven sundresses for Haiti sewed by Port Angeles students
• Port of Port Angeles appoints new marketing, property chief
• Port Townsend Education Foundation awards over $37,000 in grants
• Olympic Medical Center gets injunction against union strike
• Businessman Jay Ketchum found dead; Sheriff’s Office concludes suicide
• SPORTS: Sweeping success for Peninsula College men’s, women’s soccer teams
• SPORTS: Port Angeles diver leads Peninsula athletes at state girls swimming championships
• SPORTS: Quimper duo back at it again in cross country
• SPORTS: W.F. West eliminates Sequim football from state playoffs
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Crescent and Neah Bay all have early exits from state volleyball tournaments
• Things To Do from Sun, 13 Nov 2011
• Sequim eliminated from state playoffs, 52-21; other prep scores
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Tribute to John Lennon in Port Townsend
• Shopping spree contest under way in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Crescent and Neah Bay head to state volleyball tournaments
• WEEKEND: Harvest Wine Tour on tap
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Salmon seem to be shy in Port Townsend
• WEEKEND: Olympic Peninsula libraries to offer card, board games Saturday
• Port Townsend firm chosen to operate foot ferry out of Point Hudson
• WEEKEND: Gift-buying season begins on Peninsula
• Trial delayed in vehicular homicide case over alleged violation of alcohol
• Pancakes on menu in Sequim resident’s meeting with Iceland president
• Two finalists left for police chief post in Forks
• Artists move up as bike-kayak shop in Port Angeles projected to grow
• WEEKEND: Veterans Day ceremonies set today
• WEEKEND: Festival of Trees tickets on sale
• SPORTS: Peninsula Pirates start quest for two soccer titles
• Quilcene restaurant owner charged with sales tax fraud in region’s largest case in decade
• SPORTS: Walker and Catelli named co-MVPs of Olympic League football
• SPORTS: Sequim Wolves open state play while Neah Bay Red Devils one win away from state
• Levy, council, fire district questions in Jefferson County may need to await election certification
• Wind advisory for eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca, Hood Canal areas this afternoon, evening
• McEntire tenders his resignation as port commissioner
• Sequim businessman Jay Ketchum found dead
• Confident McEntire declares victory over Barnfather for Clallam County commissioner
• Things To Do from Fri, 11 Nov 2011
• Veterans Day story: How family went to war for POW
• WEEKEND: Olympic National Park waives fees this weekend
• Former Port Townsend city councilman blasts mayor over spin in city letter on finances
• Sequim schools chief to resign
• Division I basketball standout joins Peninsula College team; already signs for USC next season
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Razor clam digs OK’d for weekend — but not Kalaloch
• McEntire, Bruch maintain leads in general election after second Clallam County count
• Things To Do from Thu, 10 Nov 2011
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Music abounds across North Peninsula
• Clallam employee, 69, dies while at work
• Donations help Sequim pupils make holidays bright for peers
• Forks music teacher happy with school’s showing in online contest
• Clallam County to count ballots today
• Women to file lawsuit against Sequim unit of Boys & Girls Club
• Clallam County honors veterans with proclamation
• Port Angeles’ Franklin School proposed for closure
• TO OUR READERS: Facebook now incorporated into reader commenting
• Two Port Townsend races remain too close to call after second count of votes
• Israel ‘rogue government,’ says Quilcene activist who was arrested during Palestinian relief mission
• SPORTS: Prep football playoffs start with Port Angeles at Renton tonight; Forks wins three-way tiebreaker to earn playoff berth
• Two Chimacum students arrested with machete, meat cleaver, knives, sheriff says
• Port Angeles woman seeks missing llama; believes it was stolen in ‘brutal’ act
• Coins worth $325,000 stolen from Carlsborg-area home
• Shipyard delivers Kennewick to state early; it will serve Port Townsend-Coupeville ferry route
• Proponent of wolves tell Port Angeles area chamber animals would help ecosystem, local economy
• Clallam County to use grant for police laptop purchase
• Port Townsend activist Nora Porter dies at 74
• Peninsula Daily News sold to Canadian group
• SPORTS: Forks football team takes on Elma and Rainier in playoff; Port Townsend sends four runners to state championships
• Giving voice to their tears and laughter: Real-life comic, tragic tales told at Elwha Heritage Center in Port Angeles
• Forks Middle School needs votes for shot at ‘Glee’ Give a Note prize
• Return of gas station for Quilcene gets a step closer
• WSU master gardeners get trimmed but volunteers likely to keep Clallam County program alive
• On Halloween and other days, specters lurk in places throughout Peninsula
• Trick-or-treating, haunted houses set today across the North Olympic Peninsula
• Chimacum schools on lockdown
• Best witches for a happy Halloween! Enter our costume and pumpkin-carving contests!
• Show us your best jack-o'-lantern! Send us a photo for chance to win prizes
• Wearing an "Eeeeeek!" Halloween costume? Enter our contest!
• Grieving mother looks to former Port Angeles B&B as getaway for fallen soldiers' families
• SPORTS: Wiker sparks Sequim over archrival Port Angeles in football
• SPORTS: Notes from the Sequim-Port Angeles football faceoff
• Two accused of murder of Pimentel plead not guilty
• Clallam heads, officials to see 6.25% pay cut; six elected officeholders to be spared
• Border Patrol scales back checks of buses, trains and airports on northern border (with Western Washington Border Patrol arrest report)
• Things To Do from Sun, 30 Oct 2011
• Elwha dams work on hiatus till January
• Family, friends recall life of slain woman in Port Angeles
• Trick-or-treaters enjoy today, Monday on North Olympic Peninsula
• Brinnon’s ShrimpFest to take a year off to ‘rebuild’
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim volleyball teams advance to district championships
• Book co-authored by Port Angeles man sold to Fox TV network
• Two arrests made after months-long drug investigation
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Dressing them for success at Working Image
• West End history to be explored
• Olympic Discovery Trail cited in presidential project
• SPORTS: Chimacum beats archrival Port Townsend 30-0; other prep football reports
• Laurel Black Design in Port Angeles earns awards
• SPORTS: Ten area prep cross country runners advance to state championships
• Hearing slated for Coast Guard co-pilot in fatal copter crash off LaPush, Wash.
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s soccer still undefeated
• Show us your best jack-o'-lantern for chance to win prizes
• In your Halloween costume? Send us a photo!
• Chimacum zips up Port Townsend 30-0
• Forks 14, Elma 13 . . . Lummi, 40, Neah Bay 12
• Sequim the victor! Beats Port Angeles 27-14, takes league championship (UPDATED)
• Statewide prep football scores
• Dog, owner injured in savage canine attack at SunLand
• Football expert? Play our Pro Football Challenge
• WEEKEND: Ghouls, ghosties and heroes to swarm across Peninsula
• Things To Do from Fri, 28 Oct 2011
• Land-based logs set for release down Elwha River
• Key City Public Theatre schedules auditions
• SPORTS: Port Angeles and Sequim football showdown tonight in Sequim; teams playing for league championship
• SPORTS: Week 9 prep football preview capsules
• SPORTS: Crescent shades Neah Bay in volleyball as teams prepare for tri-district play; Forks loses close girls soccer game
• More than 200 hear biomass opponent in Port Townsend
• Interior denies wrongful-death claim in Olympic National Park goat-goring death
• Sequim installs ‘sharrow' on North Blake Avenue
• Cuts in Gregoire’s proposed budget could be devastating, Peninsula officials say
• SPORTS: Air Force woos Sequim quarterback Frank Catelli
• No more plea bargains in District Court, Jefferson County prosecutor tells defense attorneys
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Coho becoming scarce in final days of season
• Sexual harassment complaint dropped against Stephen Rosales
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Eugene Ballet’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ on stage in Port Angeles
• Test your football skills for prizes. Play our Pro Football Challege
• Show us your best jack-o'-lantern for chance to win prizes
• In your Halloween costume? Send us a photo!
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Costumes to frighten you
• COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula women win division championship
• Things To Do from Thu, 27 Oct 2011
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Take part in costumes, music, dancing
• State issues complaint against Puget Sound Energy
• Port Angeles pool plan: Upgrade, rid debt, no tax hike
• 18% of Jefferson voter ballots returned
• 11.4% of Clallam voter ballots returned
• Jefferson owes second half of property taxes Monday
• Clallam owes second half of property taxes Monday
• Forks musicians need Give a Note votes
• Port Angeles City Council considering whether to seek property tax levy
• Two Port Townsend firms eager for foot ferry contract
• Public administrators take stock on Jefferson County economy at forum
• Nippon won’t be charged base electrical rate, Port Angeles council decides
• ‘No more silence’ Display illustrates toll of domestic violence
• Sequim woman hits million-dollar jackpot at 7 Cedars; casino’s first ever
• Jobless rate falls in Clallam; Jefferson idles
• Seattle church donates nearly 11 tons of food to Port Angeles Salvation Army
• Culinary treasures a tourism draw for North Olympic Peninsula
• Murder charge filed in strangulation death; alleged accomplice also charged
• Power outage today in Elwha Valley
• Clallam County OKs dog ordinance with flexibility
• Dungeness River Audubon Center gets new director
• Port Angeles lifeguards awarded for saving child's life
• SPORTS: Port Angeles-Sequim football rivalry game expected to attract thousands to game
• SPORTS: Peninsula College’s Miguel Gonzalez is on a level of his own
• Clallam County commission hopeful files Public Disclosure Commission complaint
• Sequim Future Farmers of America students compete in national contest
• SPORTS: Port Angeles volleyball team loses bid for perfect regular season; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Benefit tournament set in Sequim
• Football fan? Play the PDN's Football Challenge (and congratulations to Robert Mullen, a winner again!)
• Port Angeles almost as sunny as Sequim, weather study shows
• Send your photos today! Enter our contests for best pumpkin-carving, best Halloween costume
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Lawsuit to be filed alleging orca ‘slavery'
• Things To Do from Wed, 26 Oct 2011
• Judge clears Quilcene recall, but on only one charge
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Port Townsend inn goes bats for 'Dracula' play [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Firefighters’ avert major explosion of flammables in industrial building on fire
• Tickets on sale for Saturday’s cemetery tour in Port Angeles
• Clallam County civic leader, educator Leonard Beil dies at 88
• Port Townsend city finances occupy radio candidates forum
• McEntire irked over Barnfather campaign flier; ‘miscommunication’ alleged over admiral’s quotation
• Candidates discuss Olympic Medical Center’s financial challenges
• Planned power outage not cleared with PUD
• Port of Port Angeles budget calls for no tax increase
• Victims of house fire linked to suspect in murder case
• National opponent of biomass to speak in Port Townsend
• Port Townsend City Hall not surprised by state auditor’s ‘at risk’ finding
• Early ballot returns slow after voting’s first weekend
• Population: 7 billion: A photo essay
• VIDEO: How the log boom behind the former Elwha Dam was cut loose
• SPORTS: Youthful Chimacum volleyball team ends season on a high note
• Things To Do from Tue, 25 Oct 2011
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Oil spill boat getting outfitted in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Tipoff for Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams at Pirate Madness
• Port Angeles house fire leaves 3 homeless
• Port Angeles waterfront plan receives award
• Food bag program for Port Angeles students growing thanks to volunteers
• Mushroom experts, lovers gather in Sequim; show teaches difference between dinner, danger [ *** GALLERY*** ]
• Theater troupe seeking actors with fire for justice; audition is six weeks of workshops in Port Townsed
• Indian Voices rise out of pain with hope and humor; open-mic night Tuesday in Port Angeles [ ***GALLERY*** ]
• Farm to School Mobile Tour gives taste of North Olympic Peninsula’s bounty [ ***GALLERY*** ]
• Bail set for pair accused of killing former Port Angeles woman
• Steve Jobs a lifelong skeptic, new book says
• Courtroom packed with grieving friends, family
• Enter our Halloween pumpkin-carving contest . . . and Halloween costume contest
• SPORTS: Orting ruins Port Townsend’s homecoming football game; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s soccer team loses bid for perfect season with tie; women’s team continues to roll
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Injuries take toll on area football teams
• SPORTS: Sequim football’s perfect October run ends
• Mastodon discovery in Sequim made history twice [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Mastodon news could renew Sequim tourism
• Wreck briefly closes Hood Canal Bridge
• Family of Sequim veteran asks for blood donations in his name
• Crews cut loose log boom at Elwha Dam
• Anderson Lake closed early for season because toxin level rises again
• New fish farm pitched off Clallam County waters
• Fundraising for Adventuress exceeds goal
• Silhouettes recall victims of domestic violence in Port Townsend
• Former Sheriff's Office employee guilty; second county worker convicted of stealing public funds this year
• Women accused of vehicular homicide to have DNA tests
• Man pleads not guilty to killing Port Angeles neighbor
• Things To Do from Sun, 23 Oct 2011
• PENINSULA WOMAN: College’s women’s soccer team kicks, runs full steam to success
• Verbal abuse — then death: Pair suspected of strangulation death yelled at victim for weeks, fiance says
• Vinegar business simmers in Port Angeles
• High school football scores -- Sequim league unbeaten streak ends
• Sequim mastodon proves human habitancy 13,800 years ago
• WEEKEND: Haunted houses unleash scares this weekend on Peninsula
• Two seeking re-election to Port Angeles City Council say Harbor-Works a mistake
• Couple to swap vows in Sequim coffee shop
• Park ranger who solved Warren cold case retiring
• Sequim to launch new websites
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• WEEKEND: Dungeness River Audubon Center celebrates anniversary
• Jury finds former Clallam sheriff's evidence clerk guilty of stealing funds
• WEEKEND: Meal Marathon exceeds expectations
• Meteors, falling satellite expected this weekend
• Hauntownsend thrills begin tonight
• Things To Do from Fri, 21 Oct 2011
• WEEKEND: ‘Freeze mob' to raise awareness of massage benefits
• WEEKEND: Genealogy conference slated in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys take second at Olympic League cross country championships; Port Townsend, Sequim runners also perform well
• WEEKEND: ‘Celebrity’ baggers to sack up attention for United Way
• Ex-evidence officer's case goes to jury
• WEEKEND: Other area events on Olympic Peninsula
• SPORTS: Week 8 prep football preview capsules
• Clallam County ends association with ICLEI
• SPORTS: Port Angeles volleyball team to play for perfect regular season and Olympic League crown; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Sequim football team has crucial test against North Kitsap tonight
• Olympic Medical Center settles with one of its unions
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Rain to help salmon anglers this weekend
• Olympic Medical Center reports third-quarter gains amid uncertainty
• Port Angeles vigil for ‘sweetest girl’ found dead in woods; two due in court today
• Woman hits log truck while avoiding deer on Highway 112
• Co-pilot of Coast Guard copter that crashed off LaPush faces homicide charge
• WEEKEND: Celebrate mushrooms Sunday at free show festival
• Washington state measures to appear on Peninsula ballots
• Community donations pour into Salvation Army after theft of food for needy
• COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula makes it 15 in a row with 4-0 win over Bellevue
• Instant waterfall on the Elwha River as water diverted to the west of former dam
• PREP SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS: Chimacum volleyball starts slow, loses to Wright
• Notebook discovery delays trial of former Clallam County sheriff’s evidence clerk
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Tips in the world of combat angling
• Olympic Medical Center OKs ties with Seattle’s Swedish; Jefferson, Forks hospitals consider separate pacts next month
• BREAKING NEWS: Two arrested in death of woman missing from Port Angeles after body found in Jefferson County
• Tourism conference touts value of networking
• Things To Do from Thu, 20 Oct 2011
• Football fan? Play the PDN's Football Challenge
• Enter our Pumpkin Carving Contest . . . and Halloween Costume Contest!
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: A correction, more music gigs slated this week
• Port Angeles proposes $130 million budget, no tax hikes
• Port Angeles council opposes Spruce Railroad Trail plan
• Port Angeles skills center meeting is a first
• Ex-Sequim police chief finalist for position in Mississippi
• Clallam County voters to begin receiving ballots today
• Jefferson County voters to begin receiving ballots today
• Port Angeles youth, 13, alerts neighbors of house fire
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats archrival Sequim in volleyball to stay unbeaten on the year
• Police continue to seek information on missing Port Angeles woman
• ‘Peter and the Wolf’ to introduce Baroque pipe organ to young musicians in Port Townsend
• Port Angeles residents to pay more for utilities next year
• Trial of former Clallam County sheriff's evidence technician begins
• Port of Port Townsend files suit to clear title on Kah Tai; says aquatic center not an issue
• Decision on PenPly utility payment plan delayed by Port Angeles City Council
• Things To Do from Wed, 19 Oct 2011
• Donations surpass fundraising goal of Port Townsend community radio station KPTZ
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Farm Tour, equine nomad highlights
• Enter our Pumpkin Carving Contest . . . and Halloween Costume Contest!
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Coffee grounds kept for dream garden [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Football fan? Play the PDN's Football Challenge (and congratulations to Kevin McCarter, our new winner!)
• Comment being accepted on emissions-reduction plan for Olympic National Park, wilderness areas
• Camp David Jr. won’t go to concessionaire in 2012
• Search for Port Townsend superintendent mapped out
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Joey Johnson to step down at Port Townsend High School
• SPORTS: Crescent volleyball team captures North Olympic League title; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Area golfers compete at Las Vegas tournament
• Clallam County commission hopefuls discuss shoreline plan
• Hurricane Ridge Road to close for boulder blasting
• Fair Weather subdivision gets paved roads after suit over troubled development settled
• Upper Dungeness restoration advocates concede money isn’t available
• Gorton, Democrats differ over putting Port Townsend in Kitsap legislative district
• Light shed on solar, other elements of energy efficiency, cost at Jefferson County chamber session
• Election hopefuls discuss hiring local, trees near airport, other topics at Port Angeles chamber meeting
• Clallam Transit raises price of monthly passes
• 'I Am America' aims to be a tea party movement anthem (WITH VIDEO)
• With powerboat and forklift, a sacred whale hunt endures in Alaska (WITH VIDEO and SLIDE SHOW)
• SPORTS: Seattle Christian nips Chimacum in Nisqually League volleyball
• Moving confidently into the future: ‘Human spirit harder than autism,’ Sequim senior says
• No new leads on missing woman who was headed from Port Angeles to SeaTac
• Registration remains open for tourism summit at Fort Worden State Park
• An influx of visitors -- jellyfish -- float in on currents to North Olympic Peninsula
• Show in Sequim proves model trains lure them when they’re young, and again when they’re older
• Quimper Mercantile submits stock offering plan
• Free courses to guide Peninsula’s jobless
• Things To Do from Sun, 16 Oct 2011
• Clallam Transit to hear on bus pass price increase
• SPORTS: Area boys tennis players advance to district championships
• 24th District loses Port Townsend in one redistricting plan
• SPORTS: Charles Wright spoils Chimacum’s homecoming game; other prep football reports
• SPORTS: North Kitsap gives Port Angeles a rough homecoming Friday night
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Looking ahead to prep football playoffs
• Missing woman, 26, is reportedly seen in Port Angeles
• Clallam County to shorten work week in 2012
• Man arrested in Port Townsend after pickup overturns
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Study results raise questions about vitamins
• Explosions blast new channel for Elwha River
• Occupy protests held in Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• Video captures Elwha Dam explosion (including slow motion)
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Women find family on roller derby track
• Bill before House of Representative would give Border Patrol unprecedented powers in Olympic National Park
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Lots of history in that wooden boat
• Photo for a Sunday — Stranger on the Port Townsend ferry
• Horse logger leaves little trace on Port Angeles land
• High school football scores (Port Angeles homecoming spoiled by loss)
• Peninsula College's Maier Hall receives design award
• Football fan? Play Peninsula Daily News' Pro Football Challenge
• Keegan to move on after decade of Peninsula College growth
• Video for a Friday — "Fast Food Zombie"
• Kah Tai decision puts Port Townsend aquatic center project at ‘an impasse’
• Port Angeles seeks Christmas tree
• New Peninsula winemaker's first crush on view this week [**Video**]
• SPORTS: Port Townsend beats Sequim 3-1 in girls soccer; other prep reports
• KPTZ-FM pledge drive starts with enthusiasm
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Bird hunting opener Saturday
• County at odds with Olympic National Park over Spruce trail addition, wheelchair access
• Port Angeles, Sequim restaurants donate portion of proceeds for United Way of Clallam County
• WEEKEND/PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Port Angeles Fine Arts Center celebrates its 25th anniversary
• Identification card found for woman missing from Port Angeles
• FIRE IN THE HOLE! Video of explosives being used at the Elwha Dam
• WEEKEND/SPORTS: Port Angeles has crucial homecoming game tonight against North Kitsap
• Things To Do from Fri, 14 Oct 2011
• WEEKEND/SPORTS: Prep football preview capsules for Week 7
• Upper Dungeness River watershed proposals to be outlined
• WEEKEND: Variety of tales to be presented at storytelling festival in Port Angeles
• Proposal on recycling fees falls flat at Port Angeles meeting
• Bail set for Port Angeles man who climbed tree to escape law enforcement
• Prescribed fires to begin soon in Olympic National Forest
• $1 million bail set for man brought back from Texas to face murder-one charge
• Port Angeles Salvation Army gets offers of help after theft
• Protest set against genetically modified organisms in food
• WEEKEND: Benefit concert to honor Clallam County musician
• WEEKEND: Fill weekend with festivals, whales
• Why we should be great neighbors/Guest columnist
• Volunteers complete section of Olympic Discovery Trail
• Olympic Medical Center candidates address Port Angeles Rotary Club
• Parts of Peninsula could lose seated legislators — including Dicks — in redistricting plans
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Stand against La Niña with music, dance
• Fundraiser has schooner Adventuress sailing toward $52,000 goal
• Port Angeles: $40 million for sewage spill fix
• Man who police say fatally shot another returned from Texas
• Chase leads from Port Angeles school to tree branch
• Former Port Angeles High School player, coach selected for state coaches Hall of Fame
• COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula men, women continue victory streaks
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Spawning salmon aren’t always pretty
• Port Townsend, Port Angeles Occupy rallies set this week
• Port Angeles police, family seek 26-year-old woman
• Stolen from the Port Angeles hungry . . . a ton of food
• No archeological artifacts found in planned sewer path in Port Angeles
• Two hospitalized after crash in Shine
• Things To Do from Thu, 13 Oct 2011
• Clallam County tables dog ordinance changes
• SPORTS: Crescent beats Clallam Bay in North Olympic League volleyball; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Don’t miss autumn events on area golf courses
• Port Angeles schools enrollment improves, but still below last year’s
• Munitions barge arrives safely at Navy destination after running aground
• Something new in Port Townsend politics: candidate forum on radio
• Miniature outage a mystery; seconds-only power failure ‘took care of itself’
• Carlsborg sewer is topic at Sequim county commissioner candidates forum
• Fall arriving on North Olympic Peninsula — ideas for seeing nature's palette
• Things To Do from Wed, 12 Oct 2011
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Dragon Gate treasures need home [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Sequim City Council OKs policy for future funding
• Lincoln Park trees, contracts topics at Port Angeles candidates forum
• Ex-Gov. Rosellini championed bridge that changed Peninsula forever
• Internet outage affects 20-30 Port Angeles businesses
• Free Clallam bus rides set Thursday
• Things To Do from Tue, 11 Oct 2011
• Port Angeles-Sequim cable provider poised to acquire East Jefferson TV service
• Clallam to try to cut $2.4 million, save county jobs
• SPORTS: Chimacum volleyball team earns its first league victory in two years
• Ailing Jefferson judge to undergo scan Friday
• Port of Port Angeles plans tentative raise for its employees
• Clallam County planner wins quarterly award, parking spot
• Noted novelist Doria Russell to appear in Chimacum
• Olympic Medical Center officials in nation's capital to advocate for rural hospitals
• Clallam County candidate's photography displayed in lieutenant governor's office
• ‘Hallelujah': Crooning, short sermon at first Crab Revival in Port Angeles [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Video with Sue Frause on Washington state tourism
• Things To Do from Sun, 09 Oct 2011
• Mother of drunken-driving crash victim, 25, sues driver in Port Angeles
• Meeting to examine big Port Angeles sewage overflow project
• Gates Foundation grant to combat abusive households in Clallam County, Forks
• Coalition, Olympic National Park at odds over trail width
• SPORTS: Sequim holds off Kingston in homecoming football game; other prep football reports
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s soccer teams sweep Highline
• SPORTS: Neah Bay upsets Port Townsend in volleyball; other prep reports
• Fast-food eatery closes in Sequim; economy and wrong place, owners say
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys cross country team wins Fort Worden Invitational
• Navy, environmentalists reach pact for Dabob Bay range
• SPORTS: Montesano home wreckers at Forks homecoming game
• Recession? East Jefferson nonprofits still count success despite the times
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Ranking the best prep teams by computer
• Discount company vows full refunds to those with coupons to stay at foreclosed Clam Cannery
• 300 join in gourmet's gallop; ex-TV chef delights crab festival-goers in Port Angeles [ *** GALLERY and VIDEO *** ]
• Clallam sheriff’s marine unit adds Port Angeles-built boat to fleet
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Ill-fated boat back in water, plans to be returned to Port Angeles
• 3 videos — click to watch candidates forum for Clallam County commissioner, OMC commissioner, PA and Sequim city councils
• TODAY at the Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival — "Crab Revival" gospel music at 9 a.m., then more food, cooking demos and vendors through 5 p.m.
• Friday night prep football scores
• Urban living, Sequim style: Couple’s rooftop paradise overlooks downtown
• Swedish move in Seattle seen as enhancing affiliations with Peninsula hospitals
• Things To Do from Fri, 07 Oct 2011
• Port Townsend candidates address issues at town forum
• WEEKEND: Scavenger hunt to cover 26 miles of Jefferson County
• Sickening shellfish toxin in Sequim Bay waning; reopening to shellfish deemed imminent
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• The dam formerly known as Elwha
• WEEKEND: Big-band concert culminates Port Townsend workshop
• WEEKEND: Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival kicks off tonight with big community feed
• WEEKEND: Poet begins tour with reading at Port Angeles Library
• $20,000 grant to fund play structure for Jefferson Elementary School
• Car test-drives in Port Angeles raise $7,830 for programs
• Olympic Medical Center, Clallam commissioner candidates address Port Angeles Rotary
• Falling enrollment plagues Port Angeles School District, schools chief says
• SPORTS: Coaching icon Terry Jensen returns for Forks homecoming game
• SPORTS: Port Angeles swamps Sequim in girls swimming; other prep reports
• Shane Park committee makes headway; more than $88,000 raised
• One rumor squelched: Forks Police Department will remain
• SPORTS: Prep football capsule previews for Week 6
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Crabbing back on this weekend just in time for crab festival
• Olympic Medical Center to build up facilities in Sequim
• WEEKEND: Art exhibit explores encounters with cancer
• Spots and stripes: Port Townsend merchants rolling out welcome today to aid women’s health program
• PenPly owes Port Angeles $279,419 in overdue utility bills; City Council ponders what to do
• Port Townsend hospital to focus its outreach on Facebook
• TV chef visiting Peninsula this weekend still Galloping after all these years
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Winter on the horizon (sorry)
• COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula men get another shutout win
• Things To Do from Thu, 06 Oct 2011
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Variety of music at Port Angeles crab festival
• Noted author to give reading tonight at Port Townsend arts center
• Forks council to tackle police chief question tonight
• Port Angeles looks at revising utility billing methods
• Forum tonight to focus on Clallam County, Olympic Medical Center commissioner candidates
• Wildlife agents kill male cougar that attacked livestock
• ‘Not too late' to avert Clallam layoffs, county administrator says
• Port Townsend will get another new ferry in 2012
• Clallam County facing 30 layoffs in budget-balancing move; administrator says unions won’t budge
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Tears, hugs as Amanda Knox returns to Seattle
• Things To Do from Wed, 05 Oct 2011
• Border Patrol report includes Guatemalan national’s Forks arrest
• Forks council to hold special meeting over police chief’s resignation
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Family's legacy connects flyways
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Local 4-H'ers to compete at state fair
• Explosives to be set off at Elwha Dam today; water spills through notched Glines Canyon Dam
• Sequim Avenue to get new asphalt between U.S. 101, downtown
• Emergency money to repair historic — and rotting — Bell Tower approved
• ‘Nobody could get her down’: Woman who died after plane crash always upbeat, sister recalls
• Applicants for fire board vacancy sought
• Port Townsend candidates forum opens election season tonight
• SPORTS: Chimacum nips Forks 3-2 in nonleague girls soccer showdown; other prep reports
• Things To Do from Tue, 04 Oct 2011
• Son watched Sequim-area mother drown following Maryland plane crash
• Gov. Gregoire visits Kinetic Skulpture Race as the state’s First Tourist
• Tight times: Many Sequim city employees won't get pay raises in 2012
• ‘Music man’ Mackie seriously ill in Michigan, friends report
• Jefferson chamber gets participatory lesson in connection
• Clallam commissioner hopefuls appear before Port Angeles chamber
• Street to Port Angeles High School to be closed from the east Thursday
• Wild Olympics answers Port Angeles port study
• Clallam PUD projects 2012 electricity, water deficits — some rate hikes likely
• Man and his macaw share one final benediction at blessing of animals in Port Angeles
• Those who ‘step up’ lauded at Vietnam Memorial Wall closing ceremony in Port Angeles
• Sequim woman dies following plane crash in Maryland
• SPORTS: Sequim holds off Vashon Island in volleyball; Crescent captures third at Sequim JV tourney
• Kosmically krazy kinetic energy pulses through Port Townsend
• No serious injuries when car rolls over into ditch near Olympic Hot Spring Road
• Guess who's returning for winter ... Put on your raincoat for La Niña
• Things To Do from Sun, 02 Oct 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Minimum wage jumps 37 cents in 2012
• SPORTS: Cedar Park Christian runs over youthful Port Townsend in football action; other prep football reports
• Final day for Port Angeles veterans display
• SPORTS: A day to remember for Sigmar Field rededication as Pirate soccer teams sweep
• SPORTS: Sequim rolls over North Mason in football action
• Seal pup beheaded, skinned on Fort Worden grounds
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Jack Wiker earning his way onto the football field
• Peninsula counties, school districts losing federal timber funds
• ‘Pearl of the Peninsula’ proclaimed as Quilcene dedicates its new entrance sign, park
• Corrections officer who shot inmate back on the job at Clallam Bay prison
• Juan de Fuca Festival schedules comedian
• Wheelchair event returning to Sequim ‘Make a Difference Day’
• Political forum will focus on younger voters
• Race day today: Time for kinetic kraziness in Port Townsend (WITH VIDEO)
• Site work begins, but Sequim's Black Bear Diner is still way off
• True-crime 'The Lady of the Lake' now digital book
• Farms show fans where the food comes from [**Gallery**]
• Survive a tsunami in a mini-Noah’s Ark
• Ooh la la! Taxpayers spent $100,000 for Gregoire entourage to go to Paris
• High school football results
• Cost to taxpayer of Gregoire entourage trip to Europe: $100,000
• Pedestrian hit by car in Blyn flown to Seattle hospital
• Boat runs aground; two crewmen rescued by Coast Guard
• Clallam Transit pass fare increases of 33% or more proposed
• WEEKEND: Rock show slated in Sequim tonight
• Artwork, vendor booth applications solicited for 2012 Sequim Lavender Festival
• WEEKEND: Smaller Clallam County farm tour this year allows families time to visit all sites
• Deadline is Monday — nominate an exceptional North Olympic Peninsula nurse
• Sign proclaims Quilcene ‘pearl'
• WEEKEND: Solar power tour in Carlsborg highlights energy’s growth
• Police sketch unmasks bank robber, shows long blond hair
• WEEKEND: ‘The Cats of Mirikitani’ film shares man’s inspiring story
• WEEKEND: Kinetic madness erupts in Port Townsend
• Things To Do from Fri, 30 Sep 2011
• WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Burn ban on North Olympic Peninsula ends at midnight
• Final cash donated for North Olympic Land Trust environmental education shelter
• Early Peninsula College students recall school days from 50 years ago
• Patches of Port Angeles' Olympic Discovery Trail trail to be fixed by end of year
• Port Angeles police receive grant to fill two officer positions
• Port Angeles couple receive environmental award
• SPORTS: Sequim Wolves’ pack thinned for tonight’s football game
• Patriot Days tribute opens; traveling memorial evokes tears, pride [**Gallery**]
• SPORTS: Crescent sneaks by Clallam Bay in barn-burner volleyball match; other prep reports
• VIDEO — Interview with actress Jennifer Ewing (Port Townsend-raised, now NYC-based)
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Last Chance Salmon Derby scheduled this weekend
• Football fan? Play Peninsula Daily News' Pro Football Challenge (and congratulations to Robert Mullen of Sequim)
• WEEKEND: Soccer field at Peninsula College to be rededicated Saturday
• Tickets available now for KSQM-FM dinner and dance on Oct. 8
• Candidate drops out of Port Angeles council race; Kidd re-elected to new four-year term
• Fine arts, recreation fields given nod by crowd at Port Angeles town hall meeting
• Heroes’ tribute display — including Vietnam wall replica — opens today in east Port Angeles [**Gallery**]
• Sen. Hargrove teaches a reality civics lesson in a Chimacum classroom
• COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula’s women’s, men’s teams sweep Skagit Valley
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: That special mushroom could be a winner
• PREP SPORTS RESULTS: Quimper team runs over competition
• Merrill & Ring celebrates 125th anniversary family-style [**Gallery**]
• Things To Do from Thu, 29 Sep 2011
• 600 hear speakers in Sequim on fixing economy
• Port Angeles council candidates address Rotary Club
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Get out of blues funk with live music
• Jefferson County develops online parks survey
• Rains help, but Brothers fire keeps burning
• Police, FBI ‘working hard’ on Sequim bank robbery
• Elwha River flows freely past destroyed dam portion
• Things To Do from Wed, 28 Sep 2011
• SPORTS: Gem of a shootout as Port Angeles holds off Port Townsend in dramatic 5-4 girls soccer game
• Forks police chief to step down after only 8 months on job
• SPORTS: Sequim batters Bremerton in Olympic League volleyball action; other prep reports
• Hiker plucked from 75-foot bluff overlooking Sequim Bay
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Hitting a couple of muni courses
• Olympic National Forest clearcuts sought in exchange for Wild Olympics
• Survey offers uncertainty on Sequim parks
• Policy toward charitable donations clarified at Sequim City Council meeting
• Clallam County housing authority receives federal grant
• Clallam County to pursue sustainable planning grant
• More than 8,000 lunches served in Port Angeles for summer
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Sunfield students show true colors [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival to feature Galloping Gourmet
• Sequim cafe opens its doors to coffee lovers
• United Nations targeted at Sequim FourC forum
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Democrats in Olympia explore election on tax hikes
• Peninsula Patriot Days to honor America’s fallen starting Wednesday
• Keegan looks back at college’s 50 years, talks about Skagit job possibility
• Port Townsend's old downtown sidewalks said to be in danger of collapse
• Man accused of domestic violence gets $250,000 bail
• Old Port Angeles department store building getting a new look
• Torrent of water rushes over Elwha Dam
• SPORTS: Sequim, Port Townsend youth football teams sweep games
• Things To Do from Tue, 27 Sep 2011
• Notice of mill suit given EPA
• Masked bank robber who fled on bicycle still at large
• Aero Museum founder introduces kids to flight to keep them grounded about drugs
• Port-sanctioned study sees job loss if Wild Olympics plan goes through
• Port of Port Angeles executive director’s contract extended
• Toxin level falls below dangerous in Gibbs Lake
• Tourism summit scheduled in October
• ‘Tip A Cop’ fundraiser nets $3,300 for Special Olympics
• Sequim FFA students finalists in tractor restoration contest
• Eagle-eye view of Elwha River’s origin reveals watershed of Olympian proportions [**Gallery**]
• Blevins, Kidd opponent, suspends Port Angeles City Council campaign
• Port Townsend wraps up ‘wonderful' film festival (UPDATED with VIDEO)
• Ferry alert: Runs between Port Townsend-Whidbey Island canceled tonight, later this week
• Man in grotesque mask robs Sequim bank — see for yourself
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys tennis No. 1 doubles team wins eight-school Fall Invitational; other prep reports
• Things To Do from Mon, 26 Sep 2011
• Peninsula’s Keegan a finalist for Skagit Valley College president
• Two East Jefferson public safety agencies expand outreach
• Sudden rain can’t dampen ante for Shane Park playground
• Dicks, other state Democrats greet Obama on campaign fundraiser
• Port Angeles City Council to ask public what it thinks is most important
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats soccer powerhouse Lindbergh; other prep reports
• Port Angeles man pleads not guilty in theft ring
• Port Angeles man wanted by police turns himself in
• SPORTS: Peninsula College Pirates sweep men’s, women’s soccer games
• Calling all artists! 'Lavender' art sought for festival
• SPORTS: Port Angeles stampedes Kingston 34-14
• VIDEO -- Buck Henry and others at the Port Townsend Film Festival
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Dan Novick is familiar face on Civic Field sideline
• Watch as the Elwha River dams are demolished
• Port Townsend Film Festival special guest Buck Henry talks about career
• Things To Do from Sun, 25 Sep 2011
• Peninsula-based timber company Merrill & Ring to celebrate 125 years
• Postal Service rally scheduled in Port Angeles
• Packing school lunches on global scale
• Peninsula College’s new Maier Hall opens amid fanfare
• Port Angeles port to hear Wild Olympics economic study
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Quartet turns up volume at pair of fundraising concerts
• Filmmakers document removal of Elwha River dams
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Aboard those log ships, process takes lots of skill — and chain
• Sequim volunteer provides relief in Africa
• Tell us about an exceptional nurse who cared for you or a loved one
• Olympic Medical Center employees donate supplies to Port Angeles schools
• Football fan? Play Peninsula Daily News' Pro Football Challenge
• Art exhibit wraps up annual Dungeness River Festival [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Preserving nation’s safety topic of Sequim forum
• SPORTS: Chimacum grounded by Orting in high school football; other prep football reports
• Homegrown talent part of Port Townsend Film Festival
• UPDATE: Falling satellite lands ... but where? Probably over water
• High school football results
• VIDEO — Buck Henry arrives at the Port Townsend Film Festival, and fans talk about the festival
• SPORTS: Port Angeles volleyball remains perfect, beats defending league champion North Kitsap
• SPORTS: Crescent shocks Port Townsend in varsity volleyball; other prep reports
• Port Ludlow fire chief to take Arizona position
• SPORTS: No. 10 Port Angeles hosts No. 7 Kingston in football; other prep football previews
• Weather radar starts beaming across West End
• Flu vaccine same as last year, but new shots needed
• Raid on Port Angeles house linked to alleged burglary ring [**Video**]
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Rain improves outlook for fishing and hunting
• Senate blocks House spending bill to set up showdown on fed government spending
• Border Patrol agent still awaits transfer
• WEEKEND — Port Townsend Film Festival offers feast for movie lovers' eyes starting today
• Comment period opens on plans for Spruce Railroad Trail
• Things To Do from Fri, 23 Sep 2011
• Reservations due today for Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics fundraiser dinner
• Taxes among issues at candidates forum for Clallam County commission
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Governor warns special session on budget will be ‘brutal’
• Port Angeles council hopefuls talk business, teens, budget
• Classic cars, fun set for Shane Park fundraiser
• Celebrate public lands at Kalaloch
• Sequim Harvest Dinner to feature homegrown food
• Siren test successful, say counties’ emergency management personnel
• From skateboarding to concerts, weekend will be busy on Olympic Peninsula
• Maier Hall at college opens its doors
• Myriad activities highlight Dungeness River Festival
• Port Angeles man charged in what police say is ‘burglary ring’
• A delay out of respect: East Jefferson fire board to hold off on new appointment
• Quilcene fire commissioners to appeal recall ruling
• Arguments heard in fatal DUI case in Port Angeles
• Area gospel leader’s performance of new record to be tribute to musician’s father
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Love, PBS style, among summer coho
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys continue cross country string; other prep results
• COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula College romps to 7-0 win on first divisional game at Sigmar Field
• Port Angeles, Sequim, Neah Bay football teams ranked in state polls
• Fall officially arrives overnight
• Gregoire calls special legislative session, says it will be ‘brutal’
• Filmmakers document dams removal
• New weather radar station operating for West End
• Things To Do from Thu, 22 Sep 2011
• Nippon electrical base rate at zero — for now
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: 60 years later, and still rolling along
• Port Angeles man, 22, is cleared of rape charges
• More outreach vowed after Border Patrol meeting with congressional staffers
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Capturing the legacy of the Elwha king
• Author to speak about yoga, motherhood in Port Townsend
• Singers, quartet to perform Thursday in Port Townsend
• Unemployment inches up on North Olympic Peninsula
• 2 Mexican nationals arrested near Clallam Bay this month
• Clallam County to be repaid half the cost for future park
• Sequim man who died in wreck apparently not wearing seat belt
• Popular Olympic Game Farm rhino dies of natural causes
• 70 films at 6 screens in 3 days: Port Townsend Film Festival director expects crowds
• Dungeness River salmon run biggest in 10 years — just in time for river festival [**Video**]
• Rayonier officials vow to work with Port Angeles area
• SPORTS: Forks defeats Rochester 3-1 in volleyball; other prep reports
• VIDEO — Artist and her artwork for the Port Townsend Film Festival
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Port Angeles safety Keenen Walker getting big hits
• Probe of Border Patrol actions urged by ACLU and other groups
• Things To Do from Wed, 21 Sep 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Earth to satellite: When will you hit — and where?
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Fundraiser ride hosted by area chapter
• On 60th anniversary today, Great Forks Fire still sparks legend for valiant efforts
• Second Port Townsend radio station quietly takes to the airwaves
• Economic study paints rosy picture of Carlsborg; $2 billion in services, goods over 4 years cited
• ‘eTown’s’ Port Angeles episodes to air in November
• Tsunami sirens to sound for three minutes Wednesday
• Port Townsend Food Bank needs more cash donations
• Longtime Jefferson commissioners clerk retires
• Artwork stolen from Port Angeles gallery
• Port Angeles dusts off equipment for resurgent log exports
• Older Elwha Dam starts becoming rubble [**Video**]
• VIDEOS on last weekend's Jefferson County Farm Tour, Olympic Peninsula Fiber Farm Tour
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats Bremerton in boys tennis; other prep reports
• Things To Do from Tue, 20 Sep 2011
• Speaker to talk video games, learning link
• Dungeness River Audubon Center director Boekelheide resigns [**Video**]
• SPORTS: Sequim nips archrival Port Angeles 4-3 in boys tennis action; other prep reports
• Algae toxin levels unsafe in Gibbs Lake
• Elwha dam removals — ‘eTown' crowd roars out approval at Port Angeles radio show [**Gallery**]
• Wild fish advocate to sue over Elwha hatchery steelhead
• Music, lunch on menu for Sequim concert series
• Brothers fire in Olympic National Forest slows to a crawl
• Border Patrol meeting set, congressman says
• Scientists consider dams' impact on river
• State Patrol seeks eyewitnesses to collision that killed bicyclist in Port Angeles
• Scientists look ahead to return of legendary salmon runs on Elwha River [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Sprint boat races attract more than 8,000 to first-ever event in Port Angeles
• The project money breakdown
• View Elwha Dam ceremony video replay here
• Tribal elders tell stories of river, fish
• City Pier hosts festival, live feed of ceremony
• Take a walk or click on computer to see work on Elwha River dams
• Some 200 applaud Bradley, Dicks, Skerritt at pre-ceremony gala
• Filmmakers document dams removal
• ON THE WATERFRONT WITH DAVID G. SELLARS: A beautiful yacht visits Port Angeles yard
• United Good Neighbors celebrates Day of Caring with award
• VIDEO — Port Townsend Film Festival interviews
• Port Townsend man at Harborview after crash involving three cars
• Olympic Medical Center workers can't strike yet, judge rules
• Economic benefits to accrue slowly with removal of dams
• Outdoor treks, films, lecture available today as Elwha River dam-removal celebrations finish (schedule)
• Fire scorches cabin on Marrowstone Island
• Photo Gallery (second) of Elwha River dams ceremonies (Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011)
• SPORTS: Neah Bay runs away from Crescent in football action; other prep football reports
• ‘Prayers answered': National figures join Peninsula leaders at dam ceremony [***Video, Photo Gallery***]
• Tote board counts wrecks on U.S. Highway 101 corridor only
• Things To Do from Sun, 18 Sep 2011
• New chief takes helm at Port Townsend Paper Corp.
• Explosions to be part of Elwha Dam removal
• Seattle man cited in wreck that injured Port Angeles woman
• Elwha sediment to nourish lower river, Ediz Hook
• SPORTS: Roberts wins again at Salt Creek Invitational cross country meet
• It won't take many to tear down dams
• SPORTS: Port Angeles deals Bremerton a knockout blow
• Revegetation of bare land already begun on Elwha River [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Prep football scores
• Here’s your link to watch today’s Elwha Dam ceremony at 11 a.m. (click on this headline)
• ‘Sleuth' keeps audience guessing until the very end
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Rain to help with fishing and hunting
• Fair shows what makes Quilcene special
• TO OUR READERS — Nominate an exceptional North Olympic Peninsula nurse
• Bell ringing to mark Constitution Week
• Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Activities flourish as dam removals begins
• United Good Neighbors Day of Caring kicks off fundraising campaign today
• Tickets available for free clinic charity meal in Port Angeles
• Hundreds turn out for Elwha River science talks at Peninsula College symposium; more today
• Border Patrol arrest at Port Angeles Farmers Market based on a tip
• Photographers — by 9 p.m. tonight enter our ‘Celebrating Sequim Farms Photo Contest'
• Quileute chairwoman testifies to congressional subcommittee
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: National radio show ‘eTown’ to tape in Port Angeles as part of Elwha River events
• Sequim candidates discuss issues
• The Elwha Dams, Part 6 (historical series) — The secrets beneath the departing lakes
• Olympic Medical Center names emergency services director
• Whack! Whack! Whack! Hammer punches a hole in Glines Canyon dam as demolition begins [**Video**]
• Bank of America to close Forks branch
• Port Angeles Rotary imported flower bulb sale today and Saturday
• Elwha Central at City Pier on Saturday
• SPORTS: Port Angeles defeats archrival Sequim 3-1 in volleyball
• Test
• SPORTS: Salt Lake Invitational to feature all area cross country teams; capsules for all squads
• Things To Do from Fri, 16 Sep 2011
• SPORTS: Port Angeles hosts Bremerton in first league football game; other football previews
• Artists create banners for Elwha fete
• SPORTS: Area drivers gear up for national championship sprint boat racing in Port Angeles
• Natural food is focus of conference in Port Townsend
• Elwha dam removal celebration events continue today, through weekend ( * new schedule * )
• Missing Neah Bay man reported to have been seen at rest stop
• The Elwha Dams, Part 5 (historical series) — Flooding along the Elwha
• Are they dam cams? Watch the tear-downs on your computer
• MAT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Fly-fishers get due praise
• SPORTS SPECIAL: North Olympic Peninsula prep volleyball capsules
• SPORTS SPECIAL: Rider volleyball star Jones spends offseason just getting better
• Dam removal work begins: First chip out of taller Glines Canyon Dam this morning
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Music venues need help to stay alive
• Things To Do from Thu, 15 Sep 2011
• Make your picks for Week 2 of the PDN's Pro Football Challenge!
• Murder mystery preview set in Sequim
• No one hurt in log, freight truck crash in Blyn
• Quileute chairwoman to testify before House panel today
• Makah, Hoh get federal money for crime prevention, intervention programs
• Photographers — enter our ‘Celebrating Sequim Farms Photo Contest'
• Removing the two Elwha Dams — two videos show how it will be done
• Chef plans to take the ugh out of hospital food in Port Townsend
• Maryland professor to head WSU Jefferson Extension
• Photographers — enter our ‘Celebrating Sequim Farms Photo Contest'
• Ready to ‘bring it’ for weekend’s sprint boat debut
• TRAFFIC ALERT -- U.S. 101 reopened in Blyn area
• State agency dings Port of Port Angeles over sprint track water
• Things To Do from Wed, 14 Sep 2011
• Football fan? Play Peninsula Daily News' Pro Football Challenge
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: 'Grace Girls' keep old school ties
• TO OUR READERS — Nominate an exceptional North Olympic Peninsula nurse
• To market, to market: Options set for North Olympic Peninsula farmers on the block
• The Elwha Dams, Part 4 (historical series) — Klallams' river lifeline severed by dams
• Port Townsend aquatic center plans threatened by land act
• <i>Celebrate Elwha!</i> Elwha River dam-removal events this week (schedule)
• Options open for Port Angeles schools task force
• Elwha dam removals reach beyond North Olympic Peninsula (Guest opinion column)
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s soccer team now a perfect 5-0
• SPORTS: Sequim beats Port Townsend 3-0 in volleyball; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Going south for some sun, WSU football game and lots of golf
• Police identify man found dead near Shane Park
• Neah Bay man missing since Friday
• Motoryclist wrecks, is cited for speed on state Highway 112
• Sequim council settles on bond to complete utilities, streets in ill-fated subdivision
• Port of Port Angeles OKs development of master plan for Lincoln Park — with trees felled in next 2-3 years
• Body found near Shane Park; suicide possible
• Cross-Strait power cable project still in works
• North Olympic Peninsula post offices appear safe from budget ax
• The Elwha Dams, Part 3 (historical series) — Fisheries, dams linked in 1980s
• Going rock solid for research: Store manager's art shines for fundraising challenge
• TO OUR READERS: Please recognize your favorite nurse
• SPORTS: Port Angeles blanks Kingston in boys tennis action; Crescent nips Sequim JV in volleyball
• Play our FREE pro football contest, compete for prizes
• Things To Do from Tue, 13 Sep 2011
• Dungeness Schoolhouse repainting completed; get ready to party like it’s 1921!
• Jefferson chamber gets overview of Port Ludlow’s biggest ‘voice’
• Venerable — and controversial — street trees coming down
• Sequim decides on future City Hall site, pays $1.25 million for corner property
• Bicyclist killed on highway had ties to Port Angeles Senior Games, YMCA
• State attorney who prosecuted Betts to take over evidence case involving missing Clallam County cash
• Water drops continue on forest fire in Olympic National Forest
• CELEBRATE ELWHA! — Inspired voices at Elwha Heritage Center reflect on dam removals
• Events celebrating Elwha Dam removals begin Tuesday (schedule)
• Update: Victim identified in car-bicycle crash on Highway 112
• Things To Do from Mon, 12 Sep 2011
• Attendance likely to set all-time record for 2011 Wooden Boat Festival
• 9/11 REMEMBERED — Brief Bell Tower rites draw 75 in Port Townsend
• 9/11 REMEMBERED — Sequim’s Ground Zero artifact arrives right on time [**Gallery**]
• The Elwha Dams, Part 2 (historical series) — As dams age, federal regulations grow
• 9/11 REMEMBERED — Solemn ceremony dedicates Port Angeles memorial with mounted artifact from Ground Zero
• Volunteers sought for senior meals in East Jefferson
• Port Angeles board to form panel on school closure
• Wooden Boat Festival sail-by today [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Repair to slide area to slow traffic on Highway 101 for several weeks
• All Jefferson lakes open for recreation
• Bella's birthday cake to be cut today in Forks
• Port Angeles cuts budget deficit
• Rep. Steve Tharinger takes voluntary 3 percent cut in pay
• SPORTS: Port Angeles struggles but holds off Forks in football
• 9/11: Ground Zero artifact being rushed to Sequim for today’s noon ceremony
• SPORTS: Sequim shocks state powerhouse Meridian; other prep football reports
• 6.4 quake off Vancouver Island felt by few on Peninsula
• SPORTS: Port Townsend routs archrival Chimacum in girls soccer; other prep reports
• Brothers Wilderness fire along Duckabush up to 850 acres
• GROUND ZERO MEMORIES — Watching World Trade Tower carnage changed Port Angeles man's life
• Play PDN's Pro Football Challenge
• GROUND ZERO MEMORIES — Plane came within 50 feet of where she was working at Pentagon
• TO OUR READERS: Please recognize your favorite nurse
• GROUND ZERO MEMORIES — Other readers share their stories of tragic day
• ON THE WATERFRONT WITH DAVID G. SELLARS: Port Hadlock master of wooden boat-building teaches in Ireland
• 9/11: Port Angeles monument dedication slated today
• The Elwha Dams, Part I (historical series) — Aldwell stakes a claim to build ‘opportunity'
• 9/11: Peninsula ceremonies mark anniversary of terrorist attacks
• It begins! It finally begins — Elwha dams' removal starts Thursday
• Get your guide to this week's Elwha River dam removal events
• Things To Do from Sun, 11 Sep 2011
• Antique organ pipes on sale Saturday in Port Townsend benefit
• SPORTS: Prep football scores
• COMING TOMORROW: Special 9/11 anniversary coverage in the PDN
• SPORTS: Port Townsend star girls soccer player attracting attention
• Family, friends mourn 29-year-old man killed in wreck
• SPORTS: Charles Wright beats inexperienced Port Townsend in football action
• WEEKEND — Joyce General Store celebrates 100 years with a town party Saturday
• SPORTS: Preview capsules of all girls soccer teams on North Olympic Peninsula
• Ceremonies in Port Townsend, Forks elsewhere across Peninsula to honor 9/11 sacrifices
• Judge warns longshore union to halt illegal tactics
• WEEKEND (Peninsula Spotlight) — What's happening at the Wooden Boat Festival
• Truck driver swerves to avoid deer in Port Angeles, rolls vehicle
• WEEKEND — Wooden boats sail into Port Townsend for festival under sunny skies
• WEEKEND — Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Ground Zero artifact escorted cross-country to Sequim this week
• WEEKEND — Port Angeles Library to host dance, game
• Monument with piece of World Trade Center to be dedicated in Port Angeles on Sunday
• WEEKEND — Port Townsend Art Guild's Crafts by the Dock Fair this weekend
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• WEEKEND — Activities, food, fun at Port Angeles' Dream Playground's Family Fun Day on Saturday
• Things To Do from Fri, 09 Sep 2011
• WEEKEND — Dancing dogs to perform this weekend in Sequim
• Olympic Medical Center revenue down by 18 percent
• WEEKEND — Stephenie Meyer Day events set in Forks (With 'Twilight' birthday)
• Projects planned throughout Clallam County for Day of Service
• WEEKEND — Forks fetes a 'Twilight' birthday
• Questions surface about Nippon’s alleged influence on Port Angeles panel
• SPORTS: Crescent volleyball team blasts Taholah 3-0; other prep reports
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Hunters contend with hot, dry weather
• SPORTS: Port Angeles travels to Forks in football action tonight; other football previews
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Take a recess and get away from it all
• Free, reduced-price lunches offered in Peninsula schools
• Incredible Edible Festival postponed
• Stop the Checkpoints to mark third anniversary
• Top Jefferson County planning officer to retire
• Ranger kills persistent mountain goat in Olympic National Park
• Clallam County buys parcel for Deer Park underpass project
• Lower Elwha Klallam tribe to auction off dam artifacts
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Diggers’ paradise shaping up at Kalaloch
• Brothers Wilderness fire poses no danger to Brinnon-area homes, community meeting told
• SPORTS: North Kitsap beats Port Angeles in tennis
• Quilt ship-shape for Wooden Boat Festival [**Video**]
• COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula rolls past Pierce 5-0; Gonzalez sets school record
• Man dies in single-car wreck on Old Olympic Highway
• Things To Do from Thu, 08 Sep 2011
• Ecology to test oil spill response in Dungeness Bay
• Firefighters continue mopping up Beckett Point fire
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Peninsula Performance Horse Association does well at fair
• Port Angeles 9-1-1 call center aids schools
• Port Angeles council votes for contract to unplug Valley Creek culvert
• Longtime East Jefferson Fire-Rescue commissioner Jess Bondurant Jr. dies at 70
• Port Angeles civic leader Kristin Tucker dies of stroke
• Maier Hall completion to be feted at Peninsula College
• SPORTS: Port Angeles blanks Port Townsend in girls soccer battle; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Last grasp of warm summer weather for area golfers
• Beckett Point fire costs $100,000 to fight; prosecutor to consider charges against boys allegedly with fireworks [**Gallery**]
• Wildfire in Brothers wilderness will burn itself out; community meeting in Brinnon tonight
• Peninsula on alert — fire danger high this week
• Free program for tracking public disclosure requests to get a deeper look
• Clallam County projects $2.7 million deficit, considers ‘options’ to patch gap
• Man pleads guilty in case of explosive at Martin Luther King parade in Spokane
• Things To Do from Wed, 07 Sep 2011
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Not just a quilt: Group a solace for women
• Fast-moving fire threatens homes; Beckett Point blaze linked to kids, fireworks [**Video**]
• Duckabush fire expected to burn for days
• Border Patrol agent asks for transfer
• June’s Pink Up campaign raises more than $32,100
• Day of Service kicks off United Way drive; charity aims for $1,002,011
• Wanted: A few good spooks for Halloween — but they’ll have to audition
• Port Townsend tribute to be aired on 75th anniversary of rock icon Buddy Holly’s birth
• Couple turn collecting bug into small business
• ‘The Guys’ tale of recovery after 9/11 terror attack to come to Sequim, Port Angeles
• Play PDN Pro Football Challenge!
• TO OUR READERS: Please recognize your favorite nurse
• Things To Do from Tue, 06 Sep 2011
• Nash’s Farm Store to move, expand selections
• Woman, dogs safe after fire damages Dungeness home
• 100-Mile Harvest dinner to honor a founder of Friends of the Fields
• American Awakening forum set in Sequim
• Algal blooms, seabird deaths topic of talk at Forks training session
• Flagler, Worden volunteers earn state parks recognition
• Play PDN's Pro Football Challenge!
• TO OUR READERS: Please recognize your favorite nurse
• More crews expected as Duckabush blaze spreads through rugged Olympic Mountains terrain
• Things To Do from Mon, 05 Sep 2011
• Smouldering fire in woods near homeless camp doused
• Peninsula farm work a savior for ex-convict
• Old-time Northwest mountain life gets new treatment near Sequim
• Border Patrol arrest at farmers market stuns bystanders
• ELWHA DAM REMOVALS: Researchers use giant fish weir to study salmon
• ELWHA DAM REMOVALS: Ediz Hook off Port Angeles will start growing again
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Dietitian stepping onto stage as contestant for Miss Washington USA
• PREP FOOTBALL: Port Angeles blows out Chief Sealth 48-0; other Peninsula high school results
• PREP FOOTBALL SPOTLIGHT: Speedy Sequim shuts out Forks, but Wolves still not fast enough for coach [**Video**]
• COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula shuts out Clark
• Things To Do from Sun, 04 Sep 2011
• ON THE WATERFRONT WITH DAVID G. SELLARS: A classic gets a face lift in Port Townsend boatyard
• Ground Zero I-beam to be set in place in Port Angeles
• VIDEO — Port Townsend Community Center . . . and Youth
• Sequim police retrieving 9/11 artifact from New York
• Play the PDN's Pro Football Challenge!
• Starbucks CEO to give D.C. pols wake-up call in public telethon on Tuesday
• North Olympic Peninsula gas prices spike over Labor Day weekend
• Boys & Girls Clubs still short of Campaign for Kids goal
• Duckabush forest fire mushrooms in just hours. Plume seen in Seattle
• Longtime Port Angeles doctors retire
• TO OUR READERS: Please recognize your favorite nurse
• Former Port Angeles woman convicted in stabbing death in 2007 released from prison
• Gibbs Lake’s status worsens; Anderson Lake still open
• Port Angeles adventurer postpones sea crossing
• High school football scores
• 'The Dam Bag' celebrates removal of Elwha River dams
• 102 pounds lost, $3,775 gained: Port Angeles man says friends key to weight loss program
• Rendezvous with the past: Re-enactors demonstrate at Green River Mountain Men gathering [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• VIDEO — 'Surf Erie' plays to the beauty of Lake Crescent
• March trial date set for teen accused of killing newborn
• Send Peninsula Daily News thoughts, memories of 9/11
• Adventuress back home for fundraising for educational events
• Shellfish closure lifted from Dungeness Spit to Neah Bay
• Devices to measure electricity usage at PUD, Clallam libraries
• Fire danger moderate on North Olympic Peninsula
• Things To Do from Fri, 02 Sep 2011
• Other area events on Olympic Peninsula
• Port Angeles' 2012 budget deficit could hinder some plans, but water development project to go through
• Clallam County Historical Society hosts big garage sale
• Jim's Pharmacy throws party for longtime employee
• Lower Elwha review year's accomplishments
• SPORTS: Forks football team opens season at Sequim; other first weekend match-ups of prep football teams
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Dryness to make hunting difficult
• MATT SCHUBERT'S PREP NOTES: Some league predictions [High school football preview section at bottom of home page]
• It’s almost over: West End U.S. 101 repaving project about finished
• Old street trees in Port Townsend to be feted, then felled next week
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Water, metal, wood on Port Townsend Gallery Walk
• Statements in infant murder case — including teen mom's confession — to be admitted at trial, judge rules
• Port Angeles city electricity bills likely to rise next year
• Quimper Mercantile seeks consultants, aims to open next June
• Roosevelt High School (Port Angeles) joint reunion on Sept. 7
• COMING TOMORROW: PDN's annual high school football preview section
• Things To Do from Thu, 01 Sep 2011
• Send Peninsula Daily News thoughts, memories of 9/11
• Clallam ties with world group faulted
• Newest Port Angeles officer begins basic training this week
• Preview of Clallam County Historical Society garage sale at ex-school site set
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Archery hunting season starts today
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Liven up weekend with live variety
• Cinema rediscovered: New owners uncover remnants of old Elwha Theatre [**Gallery**]
• The Golden Trowel: Top Master Gardeners honored for dedication
• Court functions while judge undergoing chemotherapy
• Navy hosts oil spill response exercise at Indian Island today
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Port Ludlow Resort is rated top golf resort in state
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Is T-shirt timber humor or bigotry?
• Port Angeles man accused of being peeping Tom not charged
• Another human foot found in British Columbia
• Alleged drunken driver faces victim’s family in court: ‘No animosity’
• Sequim police: Anonymous tip led to car prowl arrests
• Meeting between Border Patrol, congressional staffers still in works
• Port Angeles city deficit for 2010 projected at $900,000 — right now
• Clallam County Chain Gang receives federal dollars
• Port Townsend’s business community youth movement: Young Professional Network off and running
• Send Peninsula Daily News your thoughts, memories of 9/11 attacks
• Things To Do from Wed, 31 Aug 2011
• PHOTO BLOG — Delightful end to "Between the Ends of America" bicycle adventure
• VIDEO — Oh, buoy! Army helicopter gives Coast Guard a hoisting hand
• VIDEO — Part 2 — Casting bronze in Chimacum
• Port Angeles Choose Local campaign kicks off
• VIDEO — Part 1 — Casting bronze in Chimacum
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Newfound brothers, shirt-tail cousins
• ‘Soft release’ for nine orphaned barn owls in Sequim
• 20 North Olympic Peninsula schools fail to meet progress targers
• Port Ludlow Fire Board nominees sought to fill vacancy
• Small roof fire makes interesting afternoon at police station
• ‘I’m in charge here’: Cougar makes tour of Sequim-area property
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s soccer beats Trinity; prepares for Tukwila tournament
• Things To Do from Tue, 30 Aug 2011
• Man stabbed four times in suspected road rage incident
• Rescuers carry injured hiker out of forest
• College study finds warmer, drier weather across Peninsula in 30-year span
• Fort Worden faces more tough budget cuts, but good still happening, manager tells chamber
• Volunteer Hospice adds grief counseling to its offerings
• Confirmed: Sequim Bay only U.S. site of diarrhetic biotoxin
• Send PDN thoughts, memories of 9/11
• Man, 40, held in stabbing west of Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Smiles big on final day at Olympic Peninsula Senior Games
• Things To Do from Mon, 29 Aug 2011
• Foster kids’ picnic packs that feeling of family
• ‘Uptick’ in heroin use seen on North Olympic Peninsula
• Training taken to great heights by region’s firefighters
• Beyond The Band: Garth Hudson’s river of sound comes to Port Townsend
• Mentors turn out to help Port Angeles freshmen
• Send Peninsula Daily News thoughts, memories of 9/11
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Surgery doesn’t slow up Sequim football coach
• Ailing Anderson Lake reopened for fishing
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Baking up success
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Pusher tug, barge stop by en route to Alaska
• Port Angeles attorney receives Super Lawyer kudo again
• Peninsula resorts, cafe among dozen cited statewide [PDN's Best of the Peninsula announced today, too!]
• Free outdoor concert in Port Townsend today (with list of other free concerts this week in Port Angeles, Sequim and PT)
• Visitor total up 10,000 at Olympic National Park so far in 2011
• Stephen Rosales feels appreciated by community. Support shown after sex harassment complaint
• Things To Do from Sun, 28 Aug 2011
• Olympic Medical Center reaches an agreement with one union
• Port Angeles man accused of being peeping Tom
• Police to bring to Sequim piece of fallen 9/11 site
• Port Angeles Ground Zero memorial on track for 9/11 dedication
• Congressional staff meeting on Border Patrol activities, buildup still in the works with no date set
• Permanent burn ban for Port Hadlock, Irondale urban growth area residents
• SENIOR GAMES: Mr. One Thousand — as in Senior Games medals — for Port Angeles’ Snipe
• Makah Days wrap with races, salmon [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• $50,000 bail for driver in car crash
• Many Elwha dam removals celebration details in place
• Prayer ceremony stops traffic on Highway 112 after fatal wreck
• Sequim School Board candidate feels appreciated by community after sex harassment complaint
• Stoneman named acting ad director of PDN, its related media
• Lower Elwha tribe ready to measure sediment that passes razed dams
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Studio tour allows glimpse of artists' creative process
• Meeting set on Calawah off-road use
• Nominations due by Aug. 31 for environmental leadership award
• VIDEO MENU — The Horror! The Horror!
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Coho starting to make move into area
• Things To Do from Fri, 26 Aug 2011
• Volunteer to chair Homeless Connect
• Port Angeles pool district creates public fund
• First phase of Port Townsend Library work dedicated
• United Way takes its aim at goal of $1 million plus $2,011
• WEEKEND — Port Townsend Summer Band wraps season
• WEEKEND — Other area events on Olympic Peninsula
• WEEKEND — Makah Days celebrates tribe's family, culture
• WEEKEND — Olympic Peninsula Senior Games begin
• Solemn start for Makah Days: Canadian First Nation man killed in wreck was headed to Neah Bay celebration [**Video**]
• Chetzemoka out of dry dock, due back on Port Townsend route today
• Marine science center volunteer a draw for kids; ‘Moh’ honored along with others at Thursday ceremony
• Judge tells county treasury embezzler: Your motivation is ‘world-class greed'
• Injured Port Angeles skater, 22, in stable condition
• Congressional aide from D.C. tours old City Hall building in need of restoration soon
• $1 million gift donated to United Way of Clallam County
• BREAKING NEWS: Fatal collision on state Highway 112 [**VIDEO FROM SCENE**]
• Sequim survey contains surprises for City Hall
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Rock, country, blues on stage this week
• Inspiration awaits in Chetzemoka Park with haiku workshop Saturday
• Jefferson, Clallam counties approve pact for shoreline plans
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Sea-run cutthroat trout are fish of a different color
• Things To Do from Thu, 25 Aug 2011
• Port Angeles planning board OKs permit for sub escort boats
• Port of Port Townsend puts foot ferry development on fast track
• Bolder deer this year? Some Port Townsend residents think yes
• YMCA to take over middle school sports at Blue Heron in Port Townsend
• Former Port Townsend dealership lot used to sell cars again — if only temporarily
• Garth Hudson of 1960s seminal group The Band to perform Port Townsend benefit concert
• Port of Port Angeles in talks with Navy over docking submarine escort boats at Boat Haven
• Hot-air balloon visits Sequim as a teaser for next year’s festival
• Woman convicted of Clallam County Treasurer's funds theft sentenced today
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Trail walk to reveal scenic secrets
• Things To Do from Wed, 24 Aug 2011
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: New leadership for 4-H; fair results
• Sequim approves contract for City Hall remodeling
• Clallam County Fair a ‘success,' director says
• Back to School for Port Angeles - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Port of Port Angeles approves lease with company
• Port of Port Angeles given Lincoln Park planning grant
• Port Angeles port listens to public input on strategic plan
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Benefit golf tournament for spouses and children of war heroes
• 200 watch Clallam commissioner candidates tussle at forum
• Unemployment rates on North Olympic Peninsula fall slightly
• SPORTS: Victoria defeats Peninsula Pirates 5-1 in men’s soccer scrimmage
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Libya's future 'in the hands of its people,' Obama declares
• Clallam County Fair results, talent show video debut on peninsuladailynews.com
• VIDEO — "The Adventures of Tintin" trailer
• VIDEO — Food (Three Many Cooks)
• VIDEO — Sofia Vergara photo shoot
• VIDEO -- What it takes to become a Washington State Patrol trooper
• UPDATED — Earthquake strikes East Coast, rocks area from New York to Washington, D.C.
• VIDEO: Relive the demolition derby from the Clallam County Fair!
• Jefferson County to evaluate recreation center repair needs
• Things To Do from Tue, 23 Aug 2011
• Jefferson County Historical society downscales new research center building
• Messages of hope chalked up on Port Townsend steps today
• Forks group wants city panel formed to monitor Border Patrol activities
• New Doppler station works well in first test of rainy West End weather
• New state rule requires chemical-reporting for toys
• Master carver to begin creating poles, facade for Quileute cemetery
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: U.S. makes criminals priority for deportation
• Bluebills to make special deliveries to nonprofits, schools in Clallam County
• Brinnon man charged with multiple rape; promise of marriage lured woman to U.S.
• Anderson Lake passes toxin test but stays closed as authorities opt to be cautious
• Peninsula Housing Authority plans to remake Mt. Angeles View; ambitious plan needs funding
• State’s prosecutor wants ex-Clallam County treasury cashier to repay all $617,467; sentencing is Wednesday
• Yodeling cowgirl wins crown of inaugural Clallam County Fair Talent Show
• Artist creates pieces both ornamental, functional; studio part of annual Art Port Townsend tour
• Platoon reunion: Members — all from Washington state — share memories, bond of Vietnam War
• Port Angeles medical pot dispensary reopens amid legal haze
• Dam Bag coincides with coming Elwha River dam removals
• SOCCER PREVIEW: Peninsula College men defend first NWAACC championship
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Finding joy in the toy
• Pick up your rabbit ears: Viewing Canadian TV via antenna about to change for Peninsula residents
• VIDEO — Watch the Uptown Street Fair and Parade in Port Townsend
• VIDEO — Makah carver talks about totem pole he restored in Seattle
• Grand finales at Clallam County Fair today [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Musicians booked for Elwha dams removal celebration
• Patrols upped for anti-drunken driving campaign on North Olympic Peninsula
• Police add charges to man they link to 28 burglaries in Port Angeles
• Witness tampering hearing set in Clallam County
• Department of Ecology announces penalties for paper mills in Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• SPLAT! Bombardier sea gulls unusually, er, active this year
• Free outdoor concerts set this week on Olympic Peninsula
• Port Townsend ferry to be out of service three days this week
• Internet film premieres today; documents abundance in Gardiner garden
• Uptown Crafts Fair shows off Port Townsend's flair today
• Port Angeles man charged with child molestation of 8-year-old
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Key City ruffs up audience with ‘BARK! The Musical’
• Peninsula districts wrestle with teacher pay after state cuts
• Clallam County Foundation names scholarships
• Her shining moment: Jackson crowned Clallam County Fair queen
• Olympic Medical Center boss: Swedish affiliation being negotiated
• Fair winds ablowin' in Clallam for county fair [***GALLERY***]
• Clallam Transit to resume school bus stops
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Expletives not deleted in PG-13 films meant for teens
• Things To Do from Fri, 19 Aug 2011
• Inaugural talent show set Sunday in Clallam County
• Quilcene National Fish Hatchery celebrates 100th
• Acrobatic feats on sailboat to unfurl on Olympic Peninsula
• Other area events on Olympic Peninsula
• Window display earns downtown business Clallam Fair blue ribbon
• SPORTS: Area prep football practice heats up
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Pinks perfect for Kids’ Salmon Derby in Sekiu
• Open house set for Sarge’s Place, military veterans’ housing in Forks
• Quilcene fire commissioners recall try can proceed, jurist rules
• Kiwanis-funded clinic in Tanzania life-saver, says fundraising leader; dinner-auction tonight
• Man linked to burglary spree in court today; may face more charges
• Jefferson County Library regroups after bond defeat
• Jefferson’s top prosecutor benched by close cactus encounter
• Judge adds 30 days to strike ban at Olympic Medical Center; more talks slated
• Clallam County Fair opens today; it’s Kids Day for both varieties, goat and human
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Kalaloch unlikely to have razor clam harvest
• SPORTS: Concussion testing for athletes starts today
• Things To Do from Thu, 18 Aug 2011
• VIDEO — Crepuscular Rays over Hood Canal
• Port Angeles to spend $35,000 on retail study
• Saturday benefit to aid Port Angeles man with stage four Hodgkin's lymphoma
• Clallam County Public Utility District supports legislation addressing renewable energy
• Two East Jefferson Fire-Rescue paramedics complete training
• Port Angeles natives plan ‘gastropub' on First Street
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: New talent, fair fare on Olympic Peninsula this week
• Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center board hopeful withdraws from Nov. 8 race
• Port Angeles esplanade plans outlined at meeting
• Nippon’s temporary jumpstart on biomass project without permit OK, city says
• Dubois, Miller move on to November in Sequim City Council race
• Stinson, Range to vie for Port Townsend City Council in November
• McEntire more popular than Barnfather in nonbinding primary
• Decision on Quilcene recall bid expected this week
• Sea this: Marine wood and metal sculpture on display at maritime center
• Port Angeles Downtown Association passes city’s financial review
• Are you ready for the Clallam County Fair?
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Quilcene turns out for family's story
• Things To Do from Wed, 17 Aug 2011
• Washington Retail Association head: Expect more sales but not jobs
• Intellicheck Mobilisa sells card reader to New York ports
• School registration dates scheduled across Peninsula
• Port Angeles school supplies to be meted Saturday
• Back-to-school activities begin anew on North Olympic Peninsula
• SPORTS: No baby steps for Peninsula College women’s soccer team as it aims for the top
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Port Angeles High School graduate assists LPGA tourney in Oregon
• ‘We got eaten up’: Jefferson County Library bond measure fails
• Troopers: Driver overcorrected, sending truck to its side and logs tumbling
• East End Clallam primary voting winds up tonight
• Donations assist Port Townsend Library’s jobs program
• Things To Do from Tue, 16 Aug 2011
• Plenty for Border Patrol to do on North Olympic Peninsula, agent tells Port Angeles group
• Federal government grants Port Townsend $1.3 million for new foot ferry
• Jefferson County primary election ends tonight at 8
• Gifts from Clint Eastwood a highlight of Quilcene ‘director's' 90th birthday party
• Why only Sequim Bay? Rare toxin puzzles experts
• Clallam, Sequim mull Grant Road agreement near busy west Sequim businesses
• Police dog credited with nabbing suspect following west Port Angeles chase
• House too burned to determine cause of blaze, fire chief says
• Highway 112 reopened following crash
• Latest Anderson toxin test promising; second good result may lead to reopening
• Teddy a no-show, but Heritage Festival weekend goes well in Port Angeles
• WSU Extension director decision three weeks away in Jefferson County
• Ground Zero relic to be dedicated 9/11 at Port Angeles park
• Track for U.S. Sprint Boat Association finals nears completion in Port Angeles
• Big screen show of West's best wilderness slated tonight at Port Angeles Fine Arts Center
• Dog saved from fire that destroys Brinnon home
• Extra patrols for speeding net 99 tickets on Peninsula
• Peninsula Nurseries set to reopen -- and its old corner in Sequim
• Clock tower tour gives glimpse of history, Port Angeles [ ***VIDEO*** ]
• Dicks office aims for meeting with Border Patrol over ‘concerns’ from public
• Things To Do from Sun, 14 Aug 2011
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: An original Boeing that never leaves the ground [**Gallery**]
• Who gets the state’s big bucks? College coaches
• Port Angeles Heritage Days continue today — see 'history under the streets' [ *** Video and Gallery *** ]
• Local food production topic of meeting in Quilcene
• Family fun at Jefferson County Fair continues today [ *** Video and Gallery *** ]
• Voter turnout more than 40 percent in Jefferson County
• U.S. Highway 101 roadwork delays addressed
• Once-lush grasslands on North Olympic Peninsula now flammable
• More than 35 percent of Clallam County voters return primary ballots
• SPORTS: North Olympic 16U softball team claims fifth place at World Series
• Group works to open Port Angeles food co-op
• SPORTS: These are not your grandparents of the 1940s as the North Olympic Peninsula gears up for the Senior Games
• Group assesses Port Angeles’ health problems
• Makah get EPA beach-monitoring grant
• Tribal-inspired wear now sold at Hurricane Ridge gift store
• East Indian restaurant opening in Sequim
• Protest planned at Border Patrol building Monday
• Vision for landmark downtown Port Angeles department store building takes shape
• Port Angeles chamber board frets over Wild Olympics Campaign
• Border Patrol agent who spoke up in D.C. now mum
• False step fells ‘Macbeth’ actor in Port Townsend outdoor production
• More than 38 percent voter turnout in Jefferson County
• Good, wholesome fun promised at Jefferson County Fair
• Stamp show helps fete Sequim High School's centennial
• Heritage Days to be steamy
• Foot pursuit ends in arrest near Sol Duc River
• ‘Eating Baba Yaga’ DVD release party slated Saturday night
• More than 34 percent voter turnout in Clallam County
• Port Townsend Farmers Market named best large market in state
• OUTDOORS: Pinks are abundant, kings are strong at Freshwater Bay, silvers are coming
• Quick assessment to answer how many shop at Port Angeles Farmers Market
• Teen accused of killing son expects decision on viability of statements to police in Clallam County
• Union members, supporters picket Olympic Medical Center
• SPORTS: Storm postpones North Olympic World Series game
• Vote now in our photo contest, 'My Beautiful Backyard'
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Steampunk band to highlight Port Angeles Heritage Days’ first Steam Ball
• UW football coach top-paid state employee (** with database of state employee salaries **)
• New shellfish toxin prompts closing Sequim Bay to harvests
• Sequim’s Relay For Life starts tonight
• Quilcene fire recall attempt goes to court Tuesday
• Agnew author writes political techno-thriller, self-publishes
• Cloverdayle duo to perform at Port Angeles winery Saturday night
• Logging, vintage trucks featured at Museum Field Day
• Dog agility trials, benefits, hikes offered this weekend on North Olympic Peninsula
• Things To Do from Fri, 12 Aug 2011
• ‘Rock the Flock’ at Jefferson County Fair
• Wetlands purchase protects salmon habitat in Hood Canal
• Port Townsend activist makes a ‘nuisance’ of herself
• Captured escapee was tired, hungry after three nights in woods
• State ferry Chetzemoka will need dry-dock time for permanent repair
• Blue Heron principal resigns to work in Aberdeen with old boss
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC: Appearances across the Peninsula
• Two trials pending in case involving car ramming in Port Angeles
• Appeals Court overturns Clallam County conviction involving alleged murder-for-hire try
• 1915 Stanley Steamer passenger wagon which took tourists to Olympics attractions back on Peninsula [**Gallery**]
• SPORTS: Registration deadline coming up fast for Olympic Peninsula Senior Games
• SPORTS: North Olympic 16U World Series team hanging on by thread after losing first game [**Gallery from Colorado**]
• How to pack for a long trip (VIDE0)
• Vote now in"My Beautiful Yard' contest
• Things To Do from Thu, 11 Aug 2011
• Clarinet concert in Sequim on Sunday
• Rockers at Leland Lake for fundraiser
• Grocery Outlet ribbon-cutting today in Sequim, but market won’t open to public till Saturday
• Escaped convict back in custody
• Things To Do from Wed, 10 Aug 2011
• The Coupon Queen -- how to save money (VIDEO)
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR: Protection Island once a kingdom for brothers
• MoveOn rallies today in Port Angeles, Port Townsend to urge creation of jobs
• Brinnon, Quilcene firefighters quell blaze in Mason County
• Attorney talks of risks of social media for business in Port Angeles
• Olympic Medical Center chief: Union, hospital remain far apart
• SPORTS: North Olympic 16U softball team starts championship tournament action today in Babe Ruth World Series
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Area connection in LPGA tournament near Portland
• More than 34 percent of Jefferson County ballots returned
• More than 30 percent of Clallam County ballots returned
• No Obama, but movie star and former U.S. senator coming to Port Angeles for start of dam removals
• Olympic Corrections Center comes off lockdown; search continues for escapee
• Border Patrol agents address Forks City Council about ‘huge national puzzle’
• Powerful solar flare has limited impact on Earth
• Funds raised for Hurricane Ridge Road weekday winter access
• Interviews today for Jefferson County WSU extension director candidates
• Public invited to huge summer picnic and patriotic celebration on Saturday
• North Olympic Peninsula lawmakers split over voluntary pay cuts
• Jefferson PUD seeks federal loan of millions to buy PSE’s electrical system
• Fire destroys home east of Port Angeles
• Sequim subdivision to be auctioned in October
• SPORTS: North Olympic girls wilt under 97-degree heat ... but advance to World Series anyway
• New video -- interview with Adrian Xavier, Seattle singer/songwriter, at 7 Cedars Casino in Blyn
• When there's not enough ‘local' to buy local: State economist describes flow of cash out of Jefferson County
• Outdoor concert in Sequim tonight (and concerts in Port Angeles and Port Townsend later this week)
• Vote now in 'My Beautiful Yard' photo contest ( ** and check out the winners of 'Lavender Weekend' photo contest ** )
• Port of Port Angeles’ first half of year in the black by $1.3 million
• Port of Port Angeles commission might expand from three to five members
• Prison escapee from West Jefferson County still at large
• No injuries in Port Angeles shooting
• Port Angeles, Clallam explore eliminating some city-county redundancy
• Things To Do from Tue, 09 Aug 2011
• Stock market plunges in wake of Standard & Poor's downgrade of government credit; U.S. still an AAA nation, Obama says
• Sequim man’s organized-theft charge from Black Friday dismissed
• Cases from tainted raw oysters reported, but none on North Olympic Peninsula
• Port Angeles Police Department earns accreditation
• Sol Duc, Upper Hoh Road traffic delays planned this week
• Things To Do from Mon, 08 Aug 2011
• Hiker told park of aggressive goat before his death
• Submarine exploration of Admiralty Inlet shipwreck only the beginning
• 310 bicyclists get their ups, downs on ride to Hurricane Ridge [**Gallery**]
• SPORTS: North Olympic team continues climb toward World Series
• Hunt continues for escaped prisoner from West End
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: An unusual way to spend a birthday
• Things To Do from Sun, 07 Aug 2011
• Jefferson County voter turnout at 27.25 percent
• Clallam County voter turnout grows to 22.66 percent
• Is it still possible to disappear into the night, as D.B. Cooper did 40 years ago?
• Investigation into Port Angeles death continues
• Sequim man assures friends he's not dead after erroneous report
• Port Townsend man arrested after flag stolen, burned
• Enter 'My Beautiful Yard' online photo contest (** Deadline for entries is Monday ** )
• Joyce in a Daze again for community celebration [**Gallery**]
• Hiker’s death prompts $10 million in claims against Olympic National Park
• State labor council votes in favor of boycotting Elwha River dam removals party
• Union plans to picket Olympic Medical Center on day it wanted to strike
• Verser hopes to work during chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer
• Kimm Brown of Neah Bay always smokes local, fresh salmon (VIDEO)
• Balloon festival proposed for Sequim; events timed to ‘10 best' weather days, backers say
• What happened to Obama's passion? (A Sunday read)
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Hospice nurse helps patients navigate rough path of grief
• ‘Flying laboratory’ to dip over Quillayute Airport today
• SPORTS: North Olympic stars alive in 16U Babe Ruth Softball World Series, play today
• Peninsula Dream Machines car club to help raise funds for Shane Park
• Boys & Girls Clubs' child identification program growing
• Funds awarded to help end vet homelessness on North Olympic Peninsula
• Enter 'My Beautiful Yard' online photo contest (** Deadline is noon Monday ** )
• Former firehouse, City Hall needs $230,000 of immediate repairs, Port Angeles council told
• WEEKEND — Final downhill bike racing weekend starts
• Thinking about snow in August? Why not! Fundraising party to keep Hurricane Ridge Road open all winter Saturday.
• Things To Do from Fri, 05 Aug 2011
• Ride the Hurricane bike event this weekend also to raise funds for road access
• Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Port Townsend City Council to ask senators to vote down portions of Indian Island bill
• Forks Relay For Life begins today at high school
• Port Townsend council candidates urge voters to choose despite withdrawals to “top two”
• Shane Park fundraiser set at Swain’s
• Olympic Medical Center management, union resume mediated talks in wake of voided strike
• Blackberries sweeten Joyce Daze
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Something Shakespeare this war comes
• Zen leader to give free talk in Port Angeles
• "Salsa 101" at the Chimacum Farmers Market, with videographer Jack Olmsted
• Port Angeles finances better than expected
• Fly-fishing for silver salmon off Neah Bay (video)
• Final stretch of Obstruction Point Road slated to reopen
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: King salmon still the monarch of Peninsula waters, but pinks supreme
• Clallam County auditor spells out details on election issues
• Port Angeles question-and-answer event brings up primary vote
• More than 21 percent of ballots now returned in Clallam County
• More than 24 percent of ballots now returned in Jefferson County
• Port Angeles City Council OKs money for sound system
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Enjoy local music outdoors, indoors
• Dream Playground seeks volunteers
• Court sides with Olympic Medical Center against Aug. 11 strike; talks resume today
• State labor council, irked by lack of local pact, might boycott dam removals fete
• Enter 'My Beautiful Yard' online photo contest
• Union approves Port Townsend Paper mill contract
• Sequim senior center hosts sale of thousands of items in 8,000 square feet
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Rising high in the mountains
• Things To Do from Thu, 04 Aug 2011
• Port Angeles council OKs stormwater project amendment
• Images of 90-year-old shipwreck to be exhibited tonight at Northwest Maritime Center
• Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics to offer emergency dental clinic
• SPORTS: Crescent hires Scott to coach girls basketball team
• Port of Port Angeles comments attributed erroneously
• Port Townsend council places fire services property tax hike on November ballot
• Port Townsend video store’s ‘butter beer’ prompts Warner Bros. lawyer’s brew-haha
• Back-to-school swap to offer thousands of clothing items
• County’s $25,000 pull Hurricane Ridge Road fund to $10,000 of goal
• Mountain meadow restored for elk lacks . . . elk
• The cleaning and greening of Slab Camp in Olympic National Forest [**GALLERY** ]
• Things To Do from Wed, 03 Aug 2011
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Wandering down memory lane
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Soup site fetes first annivesary, success
• Olympic Medical Center chief details hospital proposal
• Jefferson County returns nearly 17 percent of primary election ballots
• Clallam County returns nearly 11 percent of primary election ballots
• SPORTS: Port Angeles jumps into softball World Series fire
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: SkyRidge features new hold designs
• Border Patrol agent back on job following D.C. appearance
• SPORTS: Dry Hill set for final downhill bike races this weekend
• More seats added for Wednesday's Taj Mahal concert in Port Townsend
• Enter 'My Beautiful Yard" online photo contest
• Things To Do from Tue, 02 Aug 2011
• Probe criticizes DNR over West End accidental death
• Jefferson chamber hears from therapist about her South African work with child
• Clallam Democratic Party officially urges same-sex marriage in state
• Announced demonstration against police in Port Townsend postponed
• Unionized Olympic Medical Center employees threaten one-day strike; would cost $600,000 extra, CEO says
• Rep. Dicks votes yes on debt deal; Murray, Cantwell also favor compromise proposal
• Anti-police demonstration in Port Townsend postponed
• Enter 'My Beautiful Yard' online photo contest
• Olympic Hot Springs Road closes today for three-year dam takedown project
• Vandalism triggers call for help, warning of danger from Clallam County PUD
• Port Angeles woman blamed for wreck in Port Orchard
• Youngsters invited to art classes offered in Webster’s Woods in Port Angeles
• Habitat home begins to rise; it’s first of 14 homes on parcel in Port Angeles
• Habitat opens thrift shop in Quilcene
• StreamFest finishes its 12-year run on high note in Port Angeles
• Thousands flock to expanded Port Ludlow Festival by the Bay
• Gibbs Lake at ‘warning’ status for algae bloom
• Trivia game helps prepare for emergencies in Jefferson County
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Tug has a bit of a weight problem
• Enter ‘My Beautiful Yard’ photo contest
• Things To Do from Sun, 31 Jul 2011
• SPORTS: Washington Husky football legends tee off in Sonny Sixkiller Golf Classic
• SPORTS: Huskies gather for OMC fundraiser at 7 Cedars Casino
• Border Patrol officer says in D.C. that agency has ‘no purpose’ on Peninsula
• Congressman Inslee expected to Skype Jefferson County Democratic Party’s Fish Feast
• Facebook page accuses Port Townsend police of excessive force
• Clallam County Fire District 2 hires new assistant chief
• Wreck in Port Angeles leaves car wedged between tree, embankment
• Organized labor gearing up for boycott of Elwha River dam festivities in September
• Three-car wreck in Port Townsend puts two in Seattle hospital
• <b>The once and future river:</b> Elwha already reclaiming path through declining reservoirs [**Aerial gallery**]
• Five hospitalized after state Highway 104 wreck
• Peach no longer executive director of Quileute tribe
• Blues wonder Taj Mahal on stage in Port Townsend
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Port Townsend Co-op manager steps up to a challenge
• Outdoor concerts in Port Angeles, Port Townsend, Sequim this week
• Hasselbeck reportedly gone from Seahawks; Jackson reportedly signed
• Free concert, Hawaiian dancers and movie in Sequim tonight
• Fabric artisan to share secrets at lunchtime session in Port Angeles
• Port won’t lose federal funds for Port Angeles airport improvements
• Port commissioners frown over new Clallam County voting district boundaries
• Zen program, retreat slated in Port Angeles; registration accepted
• Less work, more yield focus of Clallam Master Gardener's talk
• SPORTS: Two Port Angeles Babe Ruth softball teams win regional championships; U16 headed to World Series
• Things To Do from Tue, 26 Jul 2011
• ‘Creepy' lights spotted in the Peninsula night sky — what were they? [**Video**]
• Popular Port Angeles walk-in medical clinic to reopen by Aug. 1
• Social media can bring heart to business-personal relations, Port Townsend consultant says
• Canoes representing Peninsula, other tribes arrive at Swinomish
• Cat returns home after missing 9 months; microchip key to finding feline’s Port Angeles owner
• Anderson Lake toxin levels remain lethal
• Horse riding a gentle form of therapy in Carlsborg; helps children learn balance, self-esteem
• Port Hadlock cartoonist draws GOP leaders
• Port Townsend video store brews up Harry Potter-style butter beer
• Summer breaks out across Peninsula -- but cloudy and cool return this week
• Grocery Outlet slated to open doors in Sequim
• Bus gets paint job for Port Angeles band’s trek to Grateful Dead fest in California
• Vendors report brisk sales at Arts in Action weekend in Port Angeles
• NFL players agree to owners' terms; lockout ends
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball falls a win short of Senior Babe Ruth World Series
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Deadwood Revival singer looks forward to treading new paths
• Things To Do from Sun, 24 Jul 2011
• Magna Force plans magnetic track in Port Angeles
• Grass fire extinguished quickly near Place Road
• Part of World Trade Center going on tour on North Olympic Peninsula
• Deer Park Road open; copters fly in to complete mountain goat census
• Port Angeles City Council to reconsider Ecology stormwater permit
• Olympic Medical Center chief urges cuts of employee benefits
• Olympic Medical Center emergency doctor deputized
• Liberian in North Olympic Peninsula libraries offers masks, tales
• Jefferson County Veterans Stand Down set for Monday
• New Sequim winery opens tasting room
• SPORTS: Wilder just a twin bill away today from regional Babe Ruth title
• Prizes awarded at ninth annual Windermere Sand Sculpture classic [ *** GALLERY/VIDEO *** ]
• SPORTS: North Olympic 16U also looking to title shot
• Work under way on Nippon Paper’s biomass project; opponents’ appear still to be heard
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: MV Coho-sized private yacht visits Port Angeles Harbor
• City Hall to spend $14,500 to spruce up downtown Port Angeles
• Outdoor concerts this week in Port Angeles, Sequim and Port Townsend
• Figures in Quilcene fire board recall bid hire attorney
• Olympic Medical Center community forums set for Thursday
• Meet Yuji Sato, new president of Nippon Paper Industries USA Co., Ltd., in Port Angeles
• Old school getting new paint job — including a trim
• Job-seeker workshops coming to Quilcene
• Singer Amy Winehouse found dead in London home
• PA seeks comment on new directional signs
• U.S. Highway 101 paving only beginning
• Andy Palmer Day to raise money for scholarship fund
• Sequim drunken driver who killed pedestrian on sidewalk gets 4-year sentence
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball in driver’s seat at regional tournament after beating powerhouse Portland 6-1
• Treasurer's Office theft prompts new policies, scrutiny
• SPORTS: North Olympic Junior Babe Ruth teams fare well in tournaments
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Jazz coming to Port Townsend for annual weeklong festival
• WEEKEND: Noted sidewalk chalk artist at Arts in Action
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Kings rule out on West End
• 7 workers could be disciplined in Monroe prison slaying
• Bank given go-ahead to foreclose on cannery building in Port Townsend
• Things To Do from Fri, 22 Jul 2011
• Unfinished log house burns on Chimacum Creek Road
• Pianist returns to Port Townsend to honor mentor
• Jefferson County Health Board compromises after food vendors speak out
• Forks garden tour slated Saturday
• Other area events slated on North Olympic Peninsula
• Sculpture contest highlight of Arts in Action weekend [ *** GALLERY *** ]
• Enter our online 'Lavender Weekend' photo contest
• Activities geared for kids — and all ages — at The Gateway pavilion Sunday
• Clallam County judge denies change of venue in vehicular homicide
• Olympic Community Action Programs to downsize senior meals program
• Top two by default: Port Townsend City Council candidate eliminated over residency law
• $866 or $617,467? Theft amount issue in trial of former Treasurer’s Office cashier
• Piece of Ground Zero wreckage arrives in Port Angeles
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Obama softens stance as Aug. 2 debt deadline approaches
• SPORTS: Wilder routs Montana foe in World Series bid
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Taking it to the limit
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Get out with the vibe for summertime fun on Peninsula
• Kingston-to-Seattle ferry offers new deals
• Olympic National Park to close one road for repairs while reopening others for season
• Sequim Community Aid receives donations, requests more
• Things To Do from Thu, 21 Jul 2011
• Port Angeles City Council to continue to fight power provider
• Bummer of a summer: Where’s the sun? Where’s the warmth?
• Lower Elwha Klallam tribe's sewer system response to dam tear-down
• ‘Graduate’ writer-actor Buck Henry to be featured guest for September Port Townsend Film Festival
• Still a primary race for Port Townsend City Council seat despite candidate’s withdrawal
• Canoe journey paddlers move east off Peninsula after warm Port Townsend welcome
• Truck-damaged traffic signal at major U.S. 101 signal repiared
• Pair who started StreamFest feel it’s time to move on, so festival will end
• World Trade Center I-beam from 9/11 arrives in Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Wed, 20 Jul 2011
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: ECHHO still rolls across North Olympic Peninsula
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Port Angeles stables open for schooling show
• SPORTS: Hated rivals become friends playing for Wilder Baseball
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball hosts regional championships Wednesday through Sunday in Port Angeles
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Future greats playing at Junior Amateur
• Jamestown S’Klallam chairman continues work on Salish Village idea
• Clallam County commissioners ready to OK Hurricane Ridge Road funds
• Port Angeles Downtown Association elects interim president
• Embezzlement trial of former Clallam treasurer's cashier over missing $617,467 starts
• High-speed chase ends in head-on wreck for motorcyclist; companion later found
• Take a Forks logging and mill tour
• Outdoor concerts this week in Sequim, Port Angeles and Port Townsend
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Elaborate plans made to keep Anthony safe, her lawyer says
• 9/11 Ground Zero I-beam coming to Port Angeles, will tour Clallam next week
• Things To Do from Tue, 19 Jul 2011
• Indian Island to take part in mock disaster exercise
• State commerce director touts exports; software also example of possible profitable industry for Jefferson
• Turning recyclables into art demonstrated in Port Ludlow
• Poets from Centrum conference give free reading
• Song, dance as canoes reach old Jamestown; Port Townsend today
• Hearing for Quilcene fire commissioners recall slated
• Clallam Bay guards injured after inmate allegedly refuses to return to cell
• Olympic Timber Town plans move ahead after bequest from supporter pays off mortgage on land
• Tribal Canoe Journey makes Port Angeles stop; pullers continue east toward Sequim this morning
• Port Angeles dioxin level high, but risk not great, experts say after study by Ecology Department
• After weekend of rain, Sequim lavender events report mixed results
• Are you ready for disaster? Jefferson County emergency network to use trivia game to prepare public
• Entries sought for artist trading cards; party in Sequim slated to create mini-artwork
• SPORTS: Forks star, wife heading to Europe and pro basketball
• Special for 'Twilight' fans: Tinsel Korey riding in the Quileute Days parade in LaPush
• Clallam Bay inmate refuses to return to cell; 3 correctional officers hurt
• Fast boats put agents in close distance with ‘bad guys' on the watery border [**Gallery/Video**]
• Things To Do from Sun, 17 Jul 2011
• Copper theft investigation involving alleged New Peking looter grows
• Port Angeles City Hall to review downtown association contract
• Sequim's lavender weekend dries out, draws thousands after unseasonable downpours dampen first day [**Gallery**]
• Tribal canoes to land in Port Angeles today, near Sequim on Monday, Port Townsend on Tuesday
• Airport flights grounded, but Relay For Life goes on despite wet, foggy Port Townsend weather
• Quileute Days royalty in LaPush parade
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Look for a triumphant return in the fall
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Writers’ group has its ways with words
• Raptor center, two surrogates raise orphaned owls; freedom near [**Gallery**]
• New Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center team gets youngsters in the swim
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Anglers catching lots of pink salmon
• SPORTS: Larson Invitational attracts top softball teams in region to Port Angeles
• DNA evidence probed in fatal shooting in Port Angeles
• Low tides alter 15 Port Townsend-Coupeville ferry runs
• New shared schools superintendent on the job in Quilcene, Brinnon
• Quileute Days mixes tradition with ‘Twilight'
• New Peking restaurant blaze linked to faulty wiring
• Doubling up on Sequim's lavender love with two festivals
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Yo, ho, me hearties, ‘Pirates of Penzance’ invading Port Angeles
• Peace group meeting set for Saturday
• Car show part of 2011 Sequim Lavender Festival’s Street Fair
• U.S. government says 40 fish stocks being overfished.
• Things To Do from Fri, 15 Jul 2011
• Video interview at Port Townsend Concert on the Dock
• Quilt club show strikes its silver anniversary
• Quillayute district searches for the right anti-bullying program
• Garbage slips out as nature erodes Port Angeles bluff
• Port Angeles man gets four months for failing to register as sex offender
• Pilot summer school program ‘fun' for Port Angeles students
• Beatles tribute band back in Sequim by popular demand
• Yoga, holistic instructor to lead ayurveda class in Port Townsend
• Mountaineers gather in Forks to prepare for fundraising climb
• Moist, overcast weather stunts lavender crops — but there’s enough for weekend fests
• Quilcene fire agency woes extend to Port Ludlow pact
• Bee a difference maker, says Port Townsend advocate of beehives
• Boys, Girls Clubs on hand to help new department store open Saturday
• SPORTS AND RECREATION: Ride The Hurricane bike tour to the Ridge sign-ups under way
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Squid season passing through
• New study pinpoints dioxins in Port Angeles from old pulp mill [Includes link to Ecology report]
• Things To Do from Thu, 14 Jul 2011
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Spice up summer with strains of live music
• Port Angeles man donates weight loss equivalent to food charity
• Olympic one of 58 national parks on Texas family's itinerary
• Inaugural Port Angeles walkathon nets $11,000 for prostate cancer research
• Front Street wreck slows traffic for miles
• Mountain goat census via helicopter set for Olympic National Park
• Mona, Sequim Lavender Festival poster girl of purple, springs into real life
• Quilcene fire board begins search for new chief
• Vote for best art piece of ‘All That Jazz’ in Port Angeles
• Sequim merchants express joy over City Council’s ‘accessible’ downtown plan
• Free art tour set to coincide with Sequim lavender events
• What’s your guess? Final clue leading to Port Townsend Film Festival celebrity guest revealed
• Restaurateur relives importance of knowing CPR when customer is stricken
• SPORTS: Port Angeles Legends race team qualifies for nationals
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Krumpe easily wins Clallam County Amateur title
• SPORTS: Wicked Racing of Port Angeles dominates sprint boat races in East Wenatchee
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Disease doesn't slow dog down
• Things To Do from Wed, 13 Jul 2011
• Clallam County receives state funding for at-risk youth
• Artifacts from Elwha River dams becoming museum pieces
• PUD to get accurate dollar figures on Carlsborg sewer project, it tells property owners
• Clallam to use portion of grant to pay for shoreline plan forums
• Pro-tree activists sing, petition Port of Port Angeles over Lincoln Park trees
• Inmate who aided Clallam Bay prison escape attempt has recent bride
• Sequim man formally charged in New Peking looting; sooty scrap, liquor merchandise recovered
• Things To Do from Tue, 12 Jul 2011
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball captures second place at 12-team Oregon tournament
• Jefferson County organizations try to keep senior meals service despite deep OlyCAP cuts
• Port Townsend council switches course, decides to seek property tax increase
• New library satellite branch in Quilcene immediately popular
• Kenmore Air vows it’s in Port Angeles to wait out economic recovery
• Things To Do from Mon, 11 Jul 2011
• Port Townsend council to hear suggestion to place levy lid lift on ballot
• Port Ludlow clinic opens today
• Port Angeles Lions Club presents awards, installs officers
• Man allegedly caught looting inside burned Port Angeles restaurant
• Logs destined for China stacking up on Port Angeles waterfront
• Good news: Free outdoor concerts across North Olympic Peninsula. Did we say ‘free’?
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Obama, Republicans still divided over how to reduce debt
• SPORTS: National swim record set in Port Angeles pool
• Clearcut on private land in Olympic National Park prompts investigation; had verbal permission, property owner says
• Hearing on shoreline plan scheduled Monday night
• Anderson Lake toxin levels still dangerous
• Grading under way at future Sequim soccer playfields
• Canoe Journey begins its 2011 paddle this week; stopovers include Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Her farm, life continue to blossom
• SPORTS: Wilder assured of spot in semis in Oregon tournament
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Don’t let the caboose fool you — it’s a haven of naval memorabilia
• Dan Wilder Sr. now leads Washington State Auto Dealers Association
• Remembering Thirtymile: Fallen firefighters' families mark 10 years
• Don't forget to vote for Best of the Peninsula!
• PenPly roars back: Plywood mill doubles production, hires 30 new workers
• Things To Do from Sun, 10 Jul 2011
• Peninsula warmer, drier in 30-year average
• Three new videos posted by Port Townsend videographer Jack Olmsted
• Peninsula Daily News names advertising sales director for website
• Mower races help to fuel interest in Hadlock Days
• Tastes of cider focus of inaugural festival today
• Hadlock Days this weekend expands to two locations
• Clallam Bay to explode with festivities, fireworks
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Fewer illegal immigrants coming to U.S. from Mexico, demographers say
• Ruddell Cruise-In with cars, dunk tank today
• Legal pot initiative won’t make ballot
• Summer on the Peninsula continues with loads of events, activities
• Vote TODAY for Best of the Peninsula!
• New artist group exhibits work
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Free Army band concert tonight in Sequim
• OUTDOORS: Pink salmon showing up early in area
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: How artists see our ‘Back Country’
• Things To Do from Fri, 08 Jul 2011
• Keep distance, don’t urinate: Olympic National Park revises plan in wake of goat-goring death
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball wins first game at tough Clackamas, Ore., tournament
• Ex-Quilcene fire chief accepts new post with East Jefferson agency
• Sequim Community Aid broke: Help agency since 1947 finds coffers at just $1,350
• Carlsborg couple ‘paid to drive' with electric car-solar power combination
• Motions reset in vehicular homicide case; change of venue sought
• Inmate who survived failed escape is relocated from Clallam Bay prison
• Sheriff’s evidence theft case trial delayed
• Headed downtown? Art tour shows of collection of sculptures
• Contract for upgrades at Clallam courthouse, jail OK’d
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC: Listen to outdoor, indoor gigs all week
• Wednesday's online guessing game solution
• Things To Do from Thu, 07 Jul 2011
• THINGS TO DO: Your Peninsula calendar for today and Friday
• Port Townsend voters to weigh fire coverage in November
• Heritage Award-winning guitarist makes his own — and Eric Clapton can wait
• State timber sale windfall to fill in Jefferson County shortage
• Gales fires one day apart unrelated — except both might have been caused by fireworks
• What do we do without cable TV and Internet? Much of Peninsula finds out with outage
• Olympic Medical Center OKs contract for ER expansion
• Clallam says no thanks to phase II stormwater permit
• Coast Guard to remember victims on first anniversary of crash
• Witness testimony ends in trial of teen accused of killing her infant
• Clallam Bay prison slowly comes off lockdown status starting today
• SOMETHING NEW: PDN online guessing game
• THINGS TO DO: Peninsula activities for today and Thursday
• Things To Do from Wed, 06 Jul 2011
• Fire aftermath: Before it was New Peking, Top Spot had ‘biggest dance floor west of Seattle'
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Cedars of Dungeness to host University of Washington tournament
• Fire leaves family without business, competitive pool players without tournament locale, muralist without popular palette
• Cause of upholstery shop fire in Gales Addition investigated
• Small fire breaks out on fireworks barge
• Petition urges protest of bill section that permits Navy to withhold information on Indian Island munitions
• New Quilcene sign unveiled — what a pearl!
• Port Angeles City Council votes more funds to help keep Hurricane Ridge open all winter in 2012
• Film fest releases 2nd clue for special guest
• Fluoride foes appeal Port Angeles, Forks water issue to Supreme Court
• Fourth of July celebrated on North Olympic Peninsula [**Gallery**]
• Bicyclist struck by SUV is listed in satisfactory condition
• UPDATE: ‘No idea' of Port Angeles man's status following Mexican boat sinking
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Cause of spectacular Port Angeles restaurant fire under investigation — was it fireworks? {**Gallery**]
• Things To Do from Tue, 05 Jul 2011
• Second round of Hurricane Ridge Road campaigning begins
• Lawn mower track gets a makeover just in time for Hadlock Days
• Free Concerts on the Dock start Thursday
• Man flees fire by jumping on neighboring roof
• Port of Port Angeles putting more boats up for sale in tight times
• Vote TODAY for Best of the Peninsula
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball wins Firecracker Classic for 12th time in 13 years
• Woman with Jefferson roots had 7 sons join armed forces
• That’s a wrap for Washington film incentives
• Border Patrol to build three new HQ in state; facilities going in at Oroville, Colville as well as Port Angeles
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Call it an Independence Day discount
• SPORTS: Port Angeles 12U, 10U youth baseball teams lose at state tournaments
• Fourth of July, high noon of the year
• Things To Do from Mon, 04 Jul 2011
• Best of Peninsula voting continues
• Port Townsend Recreation Center to reopen after 18-month hiatus
• Port Townsend students learn to build, test remote-controlled submersibles
• ELWHA DAM REMOVAL NEWS: Lower Dam Road to close to public access starting Tuesday
• Woof! Four-year-old Sequim park pleases dogs, owners alike
• INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECIAL: A July 4 land rush that led to Port Angeles expansion
• Where the action is for July 4th on the North Olympic Peninsula
• Free concerts set in Port Angeles
• State sells 10,000-plus park passes in first post-July 1 rush
• Music heard in Forks schools once again
• SPORTS: Red hot Wilder Baseball in Firecracker finale today
• Up in the sky — electric-blue clouds, International space station
• Vote NOW for Best of the Peninsula
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: The economic recovery turns 2: Feel better yet?
• Things To Do from Sun, 03 Jul 2011
• Anderson Lake remains closed
• Port Angeles Downtown Association board rescinds approval of parking lot sales promotion
• Images of sunken ship pieced together after submarine dives
• SPORTS: Wilder All-Stars in tournament driver’s seat
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Nurturing the seeds of happiness
• New Port Angeles park policies aimed at loitering youth — especially at entrance to City Pier
• Sail on, Salish: First passengers mark first sailing
• New faces among works of art added to Webster's Woods
• More Strait beaches closed to recreational shellfish harvesting
• Music, parades and fireworks to mark Independence Day on Peninsula
• Port Angeles biomass permit approved; Port Townsend biomass project appealed (with Longview biomass story)
• Battle over biomass heats up in Longview
• Fireworks rules mixed in Jefferson County — don’t fire them off in Port Townsend
• Fireworks rules vary in Clallam County, strictest in Port Angeles
• Music, fireworks to explode at Fort Worden
• Sequim celebrates with patriotic concert
• Going to a state park? Buy a Discover Pass
• Forks fetes holiday with parade, more in old-fashioned Fourth
• Clallam County might pay for costs of prosecuting, trying inmate
• Bail set for Port Angeles man who allegedly fled traffic stop
• SPORTS: Firecracker Classic baseball tournament opens today
• Poet to read work tonight at Northwind Arts Center
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Dig deep for Discover Pass, or dig deeper if caught without one
• Retired helicopter pilot christens Sequim’s new helipad [**Gallery**]
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Holiday to heat up with hot tunes
• Some 300 welcome MV Salish to Port Townsend; newest ferry begins service at high noon today
• Guard taken hostage was alone among 104 inmates [**Video**]
• Paperwork submitted for recall of Quilcene fire commissioners
• Catch case of Heebie Jeebies as summer music camp begins
• Army Engineers opens public comment period on Ediz Hook gravel buffer
• Things To Do from Fri, 01 Jul 2011
• Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Woman OK after 35-foot fall from rope swing in Port Angeles woods
• Parade, fireworks planned in Port Angeles
• The Landing offers top-level seat to fireworks show
• Unique quilt to raise funds for Wooden Boat Foundation
• Resign or we start recall, group tells two Quilcene Fire Department commissioners
• Inmate pair worked together to attempt escape from Clallam Bay, prison officials say
• Clallam Bay residents glad no prison employee was seriously injured
• Voices blend at Centrum festival at Fort Worden State Park
• Forest Service seeks input for Dungeness River plan
• MAT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Escape clauses for crabs
• Results of drinking survey on back of Clallam Transit bus
• Things To Do from Thu, 30 Jun 2011
• Clallam Superior Court costs higher than expected
• Sequim helipad fly-in, cancer site open house slated today
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Patriotic concerts on tap this week
• State Patrol: Port Angeles man flees, is found in woods
• Jefferson Transit chooses new general manager
• New charges in Black Friday thefts
• MICHAEL CARMAN ON GOLF: Plenty of fireworks on links (replace your divots!)
• Lower Elwha seek nature, not development, at Rayonier site
• Chief’s resignation prompts Quilcene Fire Department meeting
• Sequim considers sign code changes
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Newlywed royals coming to Canada, and Canadians favor keeping monarchy
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Cold doesn't stop rider on long journey
• One inmate dead at Clallam Bay prison after shooting
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Blue Heron students excel in fitness
• Tacoma man who accidentally shot self in Sequim Bay Park in satisfactory condition
• Things To Do from Wed, 29 Jun 2011
• Cable cut interrupts phone service in West End
• State Supreme Court peppers lawyers over school funds in lawsuit with Chimacum roots
• MV Salish state ferry’s inaugural sail at noon Friday
• Therapist’s film tells inspiring story
• First clue issued for film festival’s ‘Guess the Guest’ contest
• Police identify shooter in Port Angeles homicide; lab results awaited
• It’s not easy being green: Drivers, bicyclists introduced to ‘bike boxes’ in street
• Olympic National Park mea culpa: ‘Inholder’ blocked from family property
• Sequim School District avoids pink slips; staff reduced through attrition
• Timber industry critical of proposed West End wilderness set-aside
• Port of Port Angeles OKs clearing trees near airport — no, not THAT airport
• Clallam to consider new section of Discovery Trail today
• Silk-painting technique gains Port Angeles resident world recognition
• Scam calls creeping back on Peninsula phones
• SPORTS: Wilder runs out of gas at Oregon baseball tournament
• SPORTS: Neah Bay boy qualifies for Soap Box Derby finale
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Elderly woman has to remove diaper for pat-down at airport
• State’s Secretary of State Sam Reed to retire
• Things To Do from Tue, 28 Jun 2011
• Faulty generator could keep ferry MV Salish from Friday debut
• Foot ferry backers seek support in Port Townsend
• New Jefferson Transit boss could be named today
• ‘Woonerf’ concept helps to stir ire over downtown Sequim plan
• Review a book, get a free latte
• Vintage wine up for auction: Funds benefit women in Mexico
• History revealed as old Forks High School building of 'Twilight' fame becomes a memory
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Bill in Congress would end Saturday mail delivery
• SPORTS: New ground to cover for new Forks football coach
• Things To Do from Mon, 27 Jun 2011
• MV Coho ferry crew’s actions hailed for saving Georgia man’s life
• Algae making Anderson Lake more deadly
• Group appraises items to raise funds for student scholarships
• Port Angeles waterfront art plan in works by City Hall
• Port Angeles City Council debates ‘wish list’
• ‘Smart' meter installation credited with finding fire risk at Port Angeles home
• Columbia Bank plans to open new branches in Port Angeles, Sequim
• Port Townsend man gets 50 months in prison for eight felonies
• Fencing around new Border Patrol HQ in Port Angeles won’t likely have barbed wire
• Port Angeles woman tells of relatives who survived SS Governor wreck in 1921
• SPORTS: Chimacum’s Cray state coaches’ association pick for player of year
• SPORTS: Wilder playing for hardware in Oregon
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Visiting yacht has fascinating pedigree
• Port Angeles log exports up 20 percent in year
• PENINSULA WOMAN: With a guiding hand
• Fees for state parks, DNR and fish-wildlife lands begin Friday
• Things To Do from Sun, 26 Jun 2011
• Coast Guard celebrates 100 years of naval aviation on Ediz Hook
• Key City Public Theatre begins summer season, fund drive
• Salish inspection set Monday
• Situation that ended in Port Angeles man’s death unclear, police say
• Coast Guard opens Port Angeles base today, fetes naval aviation in exposition
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Wild chinook salmon season starts Sunday
• Pressure mounts on Port Angeles City Hall to save Lincoln Park trees
• Little yellow submarine fights tide, currents to wreck of of old steamship
• At hospice fundraiser, Jaqua widow tells of sculptor’s final days
• Port Townsend building owner seeks investor to stave off foreclosure
• Resident of house, scene of deadly shooting, ‘in pretty rough shape’
• Things To Do from Fri, 24 Jun 2011
• Petals & Pathways Home Garden Tour set Saturday
• Amateur radio operators to ‘ham’ it up on North Olympic Peninsula
• Prostate Cancer Walk-A-Thon begins Saturday
• Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Victoria exhibit provides glimpse into daily life, horror of combat in Canadian history
• Golf tournament, dinner/auction cap Pink Up Port Angeles campaign
• Woman held in knife-wielding incident at Port Angeles store
• Rep. Norm Dicks to speak at Clallam County Democrats dinner Saturday
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• B-24 Liberator shows up for final day of Wings of Freedom tour in Port Angeles
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Music scene heating up as summer arrives
• Olympic Medical Center to host prostate cancer lecture today
• Jefferson County trails, roads plan approved
• Shane Park shooter sentenced to nine years in prison
• Wings of Freedom tour awaits B-24 Liberator
• ‘Celebrity’ waiters serve spaghetti for a good cause tonight at Pink Up Port Angeles fundraiser
• What’s under old downtown Port Townsend? The need for repairs
• Judge tosses water fluoride lawsuit against Port Angeles, Forks
• Port Townsend man injured, cited after chase across Hood Canal Bridge ends up over Port Gamble embankment
• Submarine makes first dive to 1921 SS Governor wreck in Admiralty Inslet
• Quilcene fire chief resigns over issues with some commissioners
• Police complete search of house where deadly shooting occurred; more details promised today
• SPORTS: Girls basketball coach named at Port Angeles High
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Well, did you enjoy the summer?
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Obama announces Afghanistan troop withdrawals, but some say it's too slow
• Things To Do from Thu, 23 Jun 2011
• Boat manufacturer eyes expansion on Port Angeles waterfront
• Company to be reimbursed for The Gateway transit center work
• Concert on the Pier today in Port Angeles
• Unemployment up slightly on Peninsula
• Clallam County approves new commissioner district boundaries
• No arrests, but shooting death probed as homicide [**Gallery**]
• Model train, dog playground to be featured in Saturday garden tour in Sequim
• Port Townsend city, Jefferson County agree to change in tax sharing process
• Tickets on sale in Sequim, Port Angeles, Port Townsend for Petals & Pathways garden tour
• Port Townsend City Council moves for public vote on fire annexation
• Things To Do from Wed, 22 Jun 2011
• Sub to make first dive to 90-year-old shipwreck today
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: A typical day at the Jefferson County Library
• PenPly raises more funds to aid Port Angeles mill, meet grant requirement
• SPORTS: Peninsula College signs two more standouts for women’s soccer team
• Prostate cancer walk-a-thon set Saturday in Port Angeles
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: A star is born at U.S. Open tournament; area golf news
• Sequim's first retirement center celebrates 25th anniversary
• 18-year-old arrested in Sequim after high-speed chase
• ‘Celebrity’ waiters to compete for tips in Pink Up Port Angeles dinner Thursday
• Peninsula to see extra DUI patrols start Friday
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball sweeps a three-game series against Aberdeen
• ‘Positive programs for kids’ needed, sheriff says as panel reviews parks needs in Jefferson County
• Ride aboard WWII plane links family members with heritage [**Gallery and Video aboard plane**]
• Port Angeles’ 2001 Wednesday farmers market debut to feature . . . lasagna
• Olympic National Park opens summer with free entry today
• Jefferson County to hear testimony on fish pens
• Jamestown S’Klallam chair shares state of tribe with Jefferson chamber
• Best-selling author to make Port Angeles appearance
• Real estate office raises $1,164 for Shane Park
• Things To Do from Tue, 21 Jun 2011
• Aggressive female elk killed by rangers in Olympic National Park
• Detectives sorting out what happened in Port Angeles shooting death
• Port Townsend ferry ridership growing as second boat launches service soon
• Summer officially arrives at 10:16 a.m.
• Retired Port Angeles helicopter joins Seattle museum ‘fleet’
• Things To Do from Mon, 20 Jun 2011
• Case closed on suit over roundabout, sidestreet in Upper Sims area
• Groups hit pavement to raise funds for trail
• ‘We have tried to work things out with bank’: Sequim subdivision foreclosure possible
• Cineplex for Sequim on long intermission; Peninsula moviegoing economy too ‘weak,' owner says
• New hatchery built for Elwha River dam removals gets first batch of fish
• Sequim man to ride in B-17 — same plane his father died in during WWII
• Wings of Freedom tour till Thursday
• ‘An atmosphere of fear': Forks-area death rekindles Border Patrol debate [**Gallery**]
• Embrace change, Port Townsend mayor tells Peninsula College graduates
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: New lease on life for 122-year-old tug
• SPORTS: Eagles routed 52-0 by Bellingham
• Sequim civic leader investigated by federal, state rights agencies over allegations he strongly denies
• Things To Do from Sun, 19 Jun 2011
• Five years after his death, monument moves forward for Port Angeles skateboarder
• Sequim daughter's essay wins her dad a free flight on a B-17
• Anderson Lake toxins nearly triple
• Community celebration set in Port Townsend to welcome MV Salish
• Two seats lack candidates in Clallam County
• Three Jefferson County seats lack candidates
• Port Townsend road improvement plan hearing set
• Quilcene celebrates new swim platform
• Clallam County commissioner line shifts approved
• Enhancing Nature’s beauty: Popularity of driftwood sculpting soars on Peninsula
• Appeal of Port Angeles sewer overflows project dropped
• SPORTS: Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) smackdown at 7 Cedars on Saturday night
• SPORTS: Local 155 bowled over by Laurel Lanes in Port Angeles city Cal Ripken championship
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Port Angeles Fine Arts Center blends art with Mother Nature
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Things To Do from Fri, 17 Jun 2011
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Forecast is good for summer salmon season
• Car shows, drag racing, Father’s Day events on Peninsula this weekend
• Contest winners claim prize: a sail on tall ship Adventuress
• Military vehicles on display in Port Townsend
• Some 200 munch through downtown during Taste of Port Townsend
• Secret Gardens Tour takes peek at Toandos Peninsula gardens
• Right out of ER: Olympic Medical Center plans $8.3 million emergency department expansion
• Boomfest: Three days of biking, jousting, music and ideas
• Another mountain goat threatens in the Olympic; last year's death recalled
• Clallam County’s oldest homes part of Dungeness tour
• Free Concerts on the Pier kick off in Port Angeles on Wednesday
• Seattle Symphony performs in Port Townsend tonight
• Elk Creek tours slated Saturday
• Four positions lack candidates in Clallam County elections
• Three positions lack candidates for Jefferson County elections
• First Street paving expected to be finished by today
• Graduations for Peninsula College, Port Angeles and Sequim high schools this weekend
• Port Angeles to be in the pink for Operation Uplift fundraiser
• Seattle Symphony performs in Port Townsend tonight
• Tall ships dock in Port Ludlow today
• Elwha Klallam Heritage Training Center hosts job fair
• Escaped inmate from West End prison tackled, captured
• Enviromental groups seek review of Port Townsend Paper Corp. biomass project
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: This is a year to remember for area high school sports
• Port Townsend elementary school writes poetry book
• Clallam OKs building of 14 lots on Dungeness Valley farm
• Injured duckling returns home to mama
• Port Angeles police target transient metal and jewelry buyers that buy from anonymous sellers
• SPORTS: Peninsula College honors top athletes of year
• Update: Vancouver stunned by post-game rioting downtown; 150 hospitalized [**Gallery**]
• 'Embarrassment I've caused': Weiner resigns over sexting scandal
• Preview tonight of Seattle Symphony’s Friday concert in PT
• Things To Do from Thu, 16 Jun 2011
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Celebrate Father's Day with dancing on Peninsula
• City Pier won’t get solar panels
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Agnew mother gets back in the saddle
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Coin collecting 'interesting, fun' hobby for Port Ludlow man
• Peninsula College delays budget for funding news
• Peninsula College sees rise in all types of students, college president says
• Sequim council votes for downtown movies
• Sequim to grow, even during recession, city leaders say
• Taste of Port Townsend to cultivate funds, culinary art
• Trial set next year for man accused of killing former Chimacum resident
• Sequim man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide, hit-and-run
• 35 million representations of Olympic National Park go into circulation
• Shellfish harvesting ban in place along Strait of Juan de Fuca beaches
• Betts, accused of stealing $617,467 in Clallam treasurer’s funds, admits to taking $866
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball surprisingly 0-5 this season
• Australian who bicycled from Florida to Port Townsend about to be deported
• Things To Do from Wed, 15 Jun 2011
• Clallam County to consider easement pact with city of Port Angeles
• Tree falls into power line, cuts power to Nippon mill
• Districting panel to begin its public hearings today
• Port of Port Angeles awards contract for two buildings at airport park
• Port of Port Angeles buys industrial site on Marine Drive
• Sequim's ‘worm guy' finds little known facts about earthworms [**Gallery and Video**]
• Man arrested in assault of road worker
• Five-vehicle U.S. 101 crash results in only broken arm
• North Olympic Land Trust names Matthew Randazzo as new development director
• Things To Do from Tue, 14 Jun 2011
• Today, Flag Day, special for Port Ludlow man of Stars and Stripes
• North Olympic Peninsula lawmakers not surprised by Gregoire’s bow out
• Filing extended for positions without candidates in coming elections
• Olympic National Park gets its two-bits worth today: Quarter coin ceremony at 11 a.m.
• Historic homes tour to open portal to the past
• Gov. Gregoire not seeking re-election; Inslee may run against McKenna
• Things To Do from Mon, 13 Jun 2011
• Navy testing munitions transporting
• Modeler gets details down to the minute on his tiny ships
• Worms stars of skills center’s new composting system
• Lake Aldwell behind Elwha Dam begins its descent
• Four injured in West End collision
• Driver in car chase gets 17½ months after plea agreement
• North Olympic Peninsula drug team makes large heroin bust
• Four-way race for Port Townsend council seat emerges
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Cargo ship takes a ‘Tern’ in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles City Council election takes a youthful turn
• Anderson Lake closed because of toxic algae, but rest of state park operating
• Small primary, but Clallam voters will have choices to make in November
• Fallen Green Beret a true leader, hundreds told at Port Angeles memorial [**Gallery**]
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Fund benefits women, girls on North Olympic Peninsula
• Things To Do from Sun, 12 Jun 2011
• Interim transportation supervisor chosen for permanent position in Port Angeles
• Nor’wester Rotary adds new feature to July’s Arts in Action
• Father’s Day contest held for flight on B-17 in Port Angeles
• Wings of Freedom tour back in Port Angeles
• No injuries in dramatic fire that destroyed Carlsborg mobile home
• Creative writing showcased Tuesday at Foothills Writers Series event
• Letterpress printing show slated Wednesday in Port Townsend
• Chimacum, Quilcene classes like families
• Clallam Bay, Crescent seniors celebrate graduation
• Port Townsend graduation an enthusiastic affair
• Vote 2011: Who's on the ballot, who's contested in the primary — and who's automatically elected
• Port Angeles ceremony to launch quarter honoring Olympic National Park
• A $100 surprise at the pump: Credit card glitch causes overdraft
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: There’s free fishing for all this weekend
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Bicyclists en route from Florida to Vancouver, B.C., stop off in Port Townsend
• Three Jefferson County graduations this weekend
• Taste of Port Townsend has something for everyone
• Hotel removes logs, but teens say they won’t leave waterfront hangout
• Fire destroys Carlsborg mobile home
• Two Clallam County graduations Saturday
• Things To Do from Fri, 10 Jun 2011
• Peninsula to honor Green Beret killed in Afghanistan
• Tidepools 2011 available now; free reading at Port Angeles Library
• Plays, concert set at Peninsula College
• Walk to Tamanowas one of many to-dos on Peninsula
• Port Angeles Relay For Life strides off today
• Services set for Port Angeles community volunteer Philpott next Friday
• Camp Heebie Jeebies survives demise of jazz society
• Two new contested races in Clallam as filing reaches final day
• Busy final candidate filing day expected in Jefferson
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Snow in mountains making spring hiking tough again
• Doing more with less topic of Port Angeles homeless housing forum
• Admiralty Inlet ocean life studied to accommodate potential undersea turbine generators
• Jefferson commissioners hear from farthest-flung constituents
• Primary contest forms for Port Townsend City Council seat
• Hallett, Port Angeles ex-mayor, chamber president, files for port commissioner election
• Port Townsend harpist publishes book about life of a ferry busker
• Peninsula Plywood furloughs 50 employees; back in a few days, company president says
• Trio to display 400 paintings — each finished in one day
• Duckling shot with blow gun recovering
• Things To Do from Thu, 09 Jun 2011
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Coming week full of musical events
• Question of cutting Lincoln Park trees still open
• Port Angeles planners OK tide pools at The Landing mall
• Five Peninsula schools to celebrate graduations this weekend
• Peninsula College commencement June 18
• SPORTS: Sequim’s Marcy captures sixth at nationals, earns All-America honors
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s basketball program picks up top recruits from Alaska
• Swedish hospital officials on Peninsula to promote pacts with local medical centers
• 89-year-old portion of former Port Angeles school comes tumbling down
• Port Townsend annexation into fire district moves step forward to ballot
• Rep. Tharinger tells of ‘most difficult’ state budget session
• Construction to begin on long-awaited Sequim playfields
• Port Angeles City Council OKs PenPly $500,000 grant bid
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Is Internet sex cheating?
• Things To Do from Wed, 08 Jun 2011
• Port Angeles man sentenced in death of his bedridden father
• Clallam County commissioners extend temporary zoning for Carlsborg
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Theater production like real life
• Jefferson County shoreline plan to address fin fish farming
• Sequim man to accept plea in pedestrian's death, attorney says
• Graduate students take a deep look at Carlsborg sewer issue
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Democratic leaders struggle on Rep. Weiner's future
• Peninsula new-car dealers talk about supply difficulties in wake of Japan disaster, U.S. recession
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball team has rough start
• First of two expected Clallam County commissioner candidates file
• Students ‘brainstorm’ on their own toward practical knowledge
• Sequim city, Jamestown tribe meet on ‘mutual interests’ — including future hotel towers
• Things To Do from Tue, 07 Jun 2011
• Produce stand blooms in front of shuttered supermarket
• Hearings slated on Clallam County commissioner redistricting
• Things To Do from Mon, 06 Jun 2011
• Marathon runners love the course, hate the heat [**Gallery**]
• Customs to lease port space; Border Patrol won’t
• Diver tells of visits to SS Governor wreck
• Top executives with Swedish Medical Center to discuss possible affiliation with Peninsula hospitals
• Jefferson commissioners to meet in West End on Tuesday
• Body of man missing since May 14 found in Sol Duc River
• Roosevelt student wins spelling bee with ‘ability’
• Man who preserves old logging gear among Heritage Award recipients
• SPORTS: Blazing sun slows down runners at ninth annual North Olympic Discovery Marathon
• Port Angeles' Nippon the last phone book paper mill in U.S.?
• North Olympic Discovery Marathon complete results — Part 2
• North Olympic Discovery Marathon complete results — Part 1
• Small submarine used to investigate Admiralty Inlet shipwreck of 90 years ago
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: And the Peninsula’s top title team is (ta-daaa): Chimacum!
• Port Angeles man arrested after allegedly crashing into cars on Marine Drive
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Classic boat getting high-tech scan for Library of Congress immortality
• Port Angeles shows its support for mother of fallen soldier
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: No smoke, but some areas are banning e-cigarettes
• Rep. Dicks reportedly calls for faster withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Juca de Fuca Festival sales up this year
• Candidate filing period begins Monday in Clallam, Jefferson counties
• Toxin level increases in Anderson Lake
• Hearing Tuesday on Peninsula Plywood grant application
• Things To Do from Sun, 05 Jun 2011
• ‘Mona' graces poster for Sequim Lavender Festival
• Neah Bay graduates all heading to college
• ‘Music With a Mission’ tonight to feature Gershwin, ‘Pink Panther’
• Summer day camps, field trips, offered at Boys & Girls Clubs of Olympic Peninsula
• Coho terminal repairs planned for late 2012
• Sailing away: Wooden boat races continue today in Port Townsend Bay [**Gallery**]
• More than 2,000 run in Discovery Marathon today
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Freeing their expression
• Pollution threatens shellfish-rich south shore of Port Townsend Bay
• Go for another year? Civic leaders ponder if year-round Hurricane Ridge pays off
• Music man Andy Mackie at The Upstage on Sunday
• ‘Booming lion's voice' at Storynight tonight in Port Townsend
• Feiro unveils its new entryway; marine life center to throw a party today
• Sequim board seeks to add to school day, cut from calendar
• Peninsula graduations set
• Port Angeles woman in critical condition at Seattle hospital following wreck
• Search continues for missing Forks man; no leads on whereabouts
• Olympic Medical Center to host free breast health clinic for up to 20 women
• Trio envisions Port Townsend as a pilgrimage mecca
• Rowing club schedules open house for June 11
• Deputies seek driver who trashed yard seeking escape route
• Other area events on Peninsula this weekend
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan was aide to California governor before military service
• Master Gardener to talk about thyme in Port Angeles
• Lower Elwha open gallery in Heritage Center
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: ‘Twelve Angry Men' to hand down verdict at Port Angeles Community Playhouse
• SPORTS: Ninth annual North Olympic Discovery Marathon to attract thousands of runners from across the country; a few choice spots for race spectators
• Things To Do from Fri, 03 Jun 2011
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: A tough audience at grade school
• Chili cook-off set Sunday in Port Townsend
• Hotel owner not giving up: Bankruptcy hearing nears for Port Townsend businessman
• Green Building Symposium set Saturday in Port Townsend
• Simply the best: School rally a perfect ending for state-winning Sequim softball team [**Gallery**]
• Clallam Heritage Awards to be presented
• Set your sails for Port Townsend Bay: Mariners' Regatta, Rendevous docks this weekend
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Fun continues after Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts
• Citizens group gathers signatures for petition against Lincoln Park tree removal
• Series of dance classes starts tonight in Sequim
• Old Olympic Highway widening work begins
• Sculptural sign to be new entry for Feiro Marine Life Center in Port Angeles
• Foot chase in Port Angeles Albertsons ends with Taser, arrest
• Port Angeles council hears of plans for 2012 budget, possible new taxes
• Two others died in blast that killed Green Beret son of Port Angeles businesswoman
• Jefferson County sheriff runs last leg of Peninsula relay for Special Olympics [**Gallery**]
• Power down: Elwha dams’ turbines silenced after decades [**Gallery**}
• Port Townsend Main Street Program celebrates 26th anniversary tonight
• Grocery buying empty department store building in downtown Port Angeles
• Hundreds of open houses this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: If it ain’t broke, study it
• Things To Do from Thu, 02 Jun 2011
• Things To Do from Wed, 01 Jun 2011
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Gourmet grilled cheese comes to Peninsula
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: How to avoid equine herpes virus
• No action on Clallam County-proposed dangerous dog ordinance
• June 8 sexuality forum set in Sequim
• ‘Dudes' in dresses raise almost $5,000 for Rhododendron Festival scholarships
• Attendance soars at Sekiu Fly-In
• Middle school students in Port Townsend try their hands at nontraditional learning
• Remodeling begins on future Columbia Bank branch office in Sequim
• Afghan casualty with ties to Port Angeles hailed as ‘top-notch'
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team feted for winning state championship
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Snow and hail ruins a golf vacation in Oregon
• New York painting with memories for Port Angeles woman finds Port Townsend home with artist’s daughter
• Dam powerhouse crew finishing mission with shutdown at 8 a.m. today
• Elwha dams electrical turbines turned off for good
• Clallam County’s director of community development tells of department, procedural changes
• Country Aire buying building that once housed Gottschalks
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Experts say cellphones are possibly carcinogenic
• Things To Do from Tue, 31 May 2011
• Agnew Grocery and Feed store a throwback to earlier times [**Gallery**]
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER Admiral pushes for more Coast Guard presence in Arctic
• Port Townsend entertainer in running for <i>New Yorker</i> contest
• Memorial Day event packs veterans center in Port Angeles; ceremonies held across Clallam
• Port Townsend Memorial Day commemoration for all ages
• SPORTS: Quilcene softball team has a tough time at the Class 1B state tournament
• ‘Music man’ Andy Mackie’s back in town, performs at Upstage
• Real estate agents see Sequim’s commercial expansion slowing
• RV park owner happy about coming Elwha River dams commotion
• Late husband inspires widow’s bicycle ride to Maine
• Juan de Fuca Festival wraps up; turnout exceeds recent years’
• Longtime boater to run for Port of Port Townsend position
• Fuca Festival fill-in for AWOL performer gets a standing ovation
• Charles re-elected as chair of Lower Elwha tribe
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Palin kick-starts bus tour on back of motorcycle
• OUTDOORS: Results of Port Angeles Salmon Club's halibut derby
• Memorial Day: Family seeks clues of B-17 crash in 1946
• Memorial Day commemorations on Peninsula today
• Things To Do from Mon, 30 May 2011
• Sequim shop Nancy’s Fashions set to close at end of June
• A toast: Brinnon’s Geoduck Tavern holds spot on national magazine’s list of ‘best’
• Port Townsend marine center to feature orca information on two Saturdays
• More lane closures ahead in Port Angeles
• Trees felled to protect power line; Sequim property owner angry
• Juan de Fuca Fest jazzes up Port Angeles with day and night concerts, street fair
• SPORTS: Port Angeles softball swept away at state
• SPORTS: Sequim’s Maloney claims seventh place at state tennis tournament
• Neil Young invited to dam removals kickoff event, national park superintendent reveals
• SPORTS: Sequim’s Catelli wins state shot put championship; other state track results
• Quilcene dad charged with vehicular assault involving daughter, 4
• SPORTS: Port Townsend’s long-distance duo leads area Class 1A-1B state track results
• Sunshine adds its splash to Brinnon ShrimpFest [**Gallery**]
• SPORTS: Sequim captures first softball state championship
• Fuca Fest offers series of ‘firsts’ this year along with traditional community spirit
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team wins second state title in five years
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Stepping forward with grace
• End of an era: Elwha River turbines to be stopped Wednesday after nearly a century
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Vessel awaits tide for haul-out to assess damage
• Things To Do from Sun, 29 May 2011
• Memorial Day services set throughout Peninsula
• Peninsula Plywood seeks grant for operating costs
• Forest watch training offered on Peninsula
• Annual homeless forum scheduled June 8 in Port Angeles
• ‘Alternative prom’ to be held at Port Townsend’s Boiler Room tonight
• Juan de Fuca Festival to draw all-ages crowd to downtown venues
• Memorial Day events scheduled across North Olympic Peninsula
• College Bound Scholarship deadline nears
• Peninsula College wins literacy grant; only recipient in Washington state
• Tapestry recalls musician who loved annual Juan de Fuca Festival
• Petition urges saving Lincoln Park trees; no other viable option, port says
• Things To Do from Fri, 27 May 2011
• SPORTS: Championship weekend for high school sports
• SPORTS: Sequim softball team seeking perfection at 2A state tournament by winning championship
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Port Angeles Halibut Derby to draw big crowds this weekend
• Fort Worden building work, college expansions, Carlsborg sewer funding survive in state budget
• Forks-born cellist slated to perform in Port Townsend on Sunday
• Carving demo, fiber festival, fly-in among weekend events on Peninsula
• Unexpected treasures in a plain wrapper: McPhee’s grocery sells an eclectic mix
• Lady-like dudes to collect tips for scholarship funds for Rhody Festival royals
• Tall ships in Port Angeles for holiday weekend
• ShrimpFest celebrates Hood Canal edibles
• Elwha Valley to close for road repairs for up to 5 weeks
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Festival adds after-hours event
• Juan de Fuca Festival to present four days of music, dance, mind expansion
• Rock N Roll Bike Show, poker run this weekend in Port Angeles
• Sequim Senior Activity Center celebrates anniversary with open house today
• SPORTS: Two area golfers finish in top five at state championships
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Salmon is king but flatties are nice
• ‘Smart’ meter installation to begin for general public June 6 in Port Angeles
• Peninsula Daily News senior staff writer earns third-place Society of Professional Journalists award
• PENINSULA SPORTS PREVIEW: State track and field competition starts today for Class 2A; 1A and 1B begins Friday
• Test to begin Friday to keep Hood Canal Bridge open to car traffic, closed to civilian vessels part of the day
• Legislature finally finishes with deep cuts to bipartisan budget — but no tax increases
• Seattle Symphony to play Port Townsend (and high school musicians get to sit in)
• Richmond ‘probably’ to file for Port Townsend City Council
• Sequim-Dungeness thrift shop gives $24,000 to health services
• Tidepools and mooring buoys: Changes proposed for The Landing waterfront
• Things To Do from Thu, 26 May 2011
• Things To Do from Wed, 25 May 2011
• Unemployment drops on Peninsula
• Carlsborg horse show canceled because of virus
• Washington secretary of state admires Port Angeles history after speaking in town
• Trio to ‘paint the music,' from Juan de Fuca Festival kickoff forward
• SPORTS: Chimacum, Sequim and Port Townsend golfers sitting near top of leaderboards at state tournaments
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Peninsula Golf Club wins third annual Peninsula Cup
• Bon Jovi’s not coming, superintendent says as she urges participation in upcoming dam removals event anyway
• ‘Worst’ budget? ‘Good’ budget? It’s all in point of view
• REAL ESTATE SERIES CONCLUDES: Sellers leery, buyers looking for steals in Sequim-Dungeness Valley
• Sequim council mulls proposal to suspend impact fees
• Clallam County jail inmate who strangled self dies in Seattle
• New Clallam County jail heating, air condition system to save money, staff says
• Deputies, police break up after-prom party near Forks
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Five women receive scholarships
• Visitor overlooks would allow watching Elwha Dam come down, restored valley grow up
• Lawmaker abandons medical marijuana proposals
• U.S. 101 widening expected by 2013, chamber told
• State budget deal includes pay cuts for teachers, other school workers, state employees
• Nonprofit school asks Jefferson for deferral of $7,483 permit fee
• Things To Do from Tue, 24 May 2011
• Sequim church to pay tribute to slain Afghanistan aid worker
• Children who wear helmets while riding bikes, skateboards get treat from East Jefferson Fire-Rescue
• Riding lawn mower taken from Port Angeles shed
• Video of black bear at Hurricane Ridge
• Lots and lots and LOTS of snow!
• Backpacking Rialto Beach (rapid fire!)
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Americans willing to pay for safer food?
• Check out the PDN photo galleries
• SPORTS: Wilder Baseball set to start 2011 season
• SPORTS: High school spring state tournaments start Tuesday with golf, other sports to follow
• Sequim model shown on Playboy website
• Elwha Valley open for Memorial Day; road closes for several weeks starting May 31
• 'Knocking down barn doors' — halibut fishing off Neah Bay
• Details about state budget to be revealed today
• City, county hope to make up lag on parks deal in East Jefferson
• Forks housing project under construction
• How to monitor local beaches online for pollution problems
• REAL ESTATE SERIES CONTINUES: Forks real estate lures younger buyer
• Precautions taken (and no problems anticipated) for Lipizzaner Stallions show in PA tonight, Wednesday
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Peninsula lawmakers part of home stretch
• EYE ON CONGRESS: Partial Patriot Act renewal before Congress this week
• Six incumbents share thoughts at forum on running for office
• Newcomers', Visitors' Guide debuts today
• SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles combine to send eight to Class 2A state tennis championships
• Things To Do from Mon, 23 May 2011
• REAL ESTATE SERIES CONTINUES: Port Ludlow market took Jefferson’s first direct hit by recession, slowly recovering
• REAL ESTATE SERIES CONTINUES: Port Angeles slump not as bad as 1980s’ — but may be the longest
• Port Angeles businessman's rubber duck wins Duck Derby — day after he won vacation raffle [**Gallery**]
• Ahoy! Tall ships to sail into Ports Angeles and Ludlow (with B.C. in between)
• The Whole truth: 14 years and counting for landmark Sequim gallery
• Mother's memory pushes Rhody Run participant [**Gallery**]
• Sequim man's sports theme chosen for Windermere Sand Sculpture Classic
• Things To Do from Sun, 22 May 2011
• Port Angeles celebrates history as new district dedicated
• Rhody Parade draws big crowds
• Port Townsend Library invites questions, seeks ideas at community meeting
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Quilcene lose heartbreakers at state baseball tournaments
• Forks encounter with Border Patrol mentioned in U.N. forum in New York
• SPORTS: North Olympic Peninsula sends 35 track and field athletes to state meets
• Zip line advocate has bigger dreams: Two others and an aerial tram, too
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team back in Class 1A state final four
• PDN's visitor guide arrives Monday with exclusive features and smartphone QR codes, too
• SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles softball teams advance to state tournament
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Port Angeles’ log exports already exceed forecasts
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: One win goes a long way
• Washington state funds two projects on Peninsula
• Now’s the time to buy a new home — except for that economy!
• Jefferson Transit budget passes, keeps service routes
• One way to help recover from a brutal attack: Do a little Charlie Chaplin
• Forks police rule woman’s death a suicide, but sister not convinced
• East Jefferson County lakes’ quality good now; warmer weather may change that
• $50,000 donation fuels Peninsula College scholarship program — if challenge is met
• Forks police make a deal: one Tahoe for three patrol cars
• Jamestown S'Klallam tribe adds final touch to rest stop
• More counts possible against man charged in 2 Port Angeles burglaries
• Next week’s Juan de Fuca Festival kickoff band mixes Pink Floyd with Land of Oz
• Swedish Medical Center officials to come to Port Angeles
• Sequim novelist Elkins to hold readings from 27th book
• SPORTS: Quilcene baseball pitcher is strikeout king
• Peninsula Men’s Gospel Singers to sing last concert with founding director
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Chimacum and Quilcene baseball teams set for state tournaments
• Port Angeles Fire Department cooks up annual pancake fundraiser
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Great Olympic Peninsula Duck Derby promises to be a quack-up
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Only young need apply for this fishing event
• Victoria Day weekend events colorful in queen’s namesake British Columbia city
• PenPly cuts wages to afford materials; president says move is temporary
• Missing Sequim hiker, 72, tells of 24-hour walk back to trail
• First Street a little less sticky second day
• Military exhibit opens at Sequim's Museum & Arts Center
• Rhododendron Festival uniquely Port Townsend — this weekend's events
• Some 800 pieces of art adorn Port Angeles' downtown in ‘Young at Art' display
• Jammin' for Justice concert aims to help neighbors
• Biomass forum scheduled in Port Angeles
• End of the world? Ready for the Rapture? How about a party instead?
• Fifth Street Community Garden to celebrate Saturday
• Variety of events on Peninsula
• Historic figures, vintage cars to celebrate Port Angeles historic district that now has federal recognition
• State board rules in favor of Port Townsend Paper biomass project
• ACTI’s chief accepts regional award in Washington, D.C.
• Equine herpes virus forces cancellation of horse show
• Thinking about running for office? Sequim forum slated
• Top rubber duck-ticket sellers race to derby weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Reality TV star in the making?
• PREP SPORTS: Sequim’s Hopson again named Olympic League MVP
• COLLEGE SPORTS: Clark signs with College of Idaho
• Things To Do from Thu, 19 May 2011
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Toe-tappin’ tunes spice up week on Peninsula
• Angeles Composite Technologies Inc. accepts regional award today
• Left-turn lane going in 14 months after fatal wreck on U.S. Highway 101
• Port Angeles city manager thinks Obama will attend Elwha dam removals event; no confirmation from White House
• Quilcene, Brinnon schools name new superintendent
• Port Townsend promoter goes long way back with guitar legend Kottke
• Quilcene Park volunteers ready for summer work
• Port Angeles police probe links among burglaries
• Gooey stuff from roadwork tracked into Port Angeles businesses
• Forks residents keep up search for missing man
• Deadline Sunday for voting on youth videos in Adventuress contest
• Downtown Port Angeles open late for Girls’ Night Out
• Chief deputy prosecutor wins Kiss the Pig contest for United Way of Clallam County
• Quilcene Park volunteers ready for summer work
• Still no sign of missing Forks man last seen jumping in river
• ‘Today is about community’: Jefferson Heart of Service recipients applauded
• Things To Do from Wed, 18 May 2011
• Federal judge upholds Port Townsend in roundabout lawsuit
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Horse seminars set Saturday in Sequim
• Trial involving missing Clallam treasury funds delayed; motion made to suppress alleged confession
• PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR: Fashion show raises $3,700 for Jefferson County Women & Girls fund [**Gallery**]
• SPORTS: Five stay alive for Port Angeles in boys, girls tennis; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Area golfers gear up for Peninsula Cup at Port Ludlow
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Yount takes over Crescent football program
• Pros, cons aired at Nippon permit hearing; state decision at least month away
• Sequim digs into street problem after irrigation pipe breaks
• Port Angeles sewer overflow project opponent advocates different method
• ‘Dude Looks Like a Lady’ set Saturday in Port Townsend
• Clallam County sets hearing for dog code changes
• Solemn ceremony recognizes law officers killed in line of duty
• Environmentalists pitch plan for more acreage to Olympic National Park
• Esprit enjoys its freedom in Port Angeles
• 'Benjamin' still missing after fleeing Border Patrol by jumping from U.S. 101 into Sol Duc River
• Enter the Sequim Irrigation Festival photo contest
• Four receive Jefferson County Heart of Service award today
• Ex-Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger fathered child with household maid
• Britain’s Queen Elizabeth to make historic Ireland visit; security tight
• WSU Extension one way around rising college costs, Jefferson chamber told
• Things To Do from Tue, 17 May 2011
• Fencing to rise around new Border Patrol HQ building this week
• Seattle man pleads guilty in connection with park shooting
• Why state government is preparing for July 1 shutdown if budget talks fail
• Clallam PUD approves water rate increase in some unincorporated areas
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Three Hargrove bills signed into law
• Rhododendron Festival begins today — rain or shine
• Lower Elwha celebrate elder’s 101st birthday
• Fishing for flatties: Halibut anglers enjoy a sunny day in the Strait [**Gallery**]
• EYE ON CONGRESS: Measures on oil drilling go to Senate
• Port Angeles man arrested in Victoria over guns made “innocent mistake,” wife says; boat aground in Alaska
• Critics say Obama abandons science in forest rule
• Peninsula Poll favorite Trump won't run for president
• Four to receive Jefferson County Heart of Service award Tuesday
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim boys soccer teams lose heartbreaking district games; other prep reports
• Wreck blocks U.S. 101 near Brinnon
• Yellow alert: Research prompts change in warning signs at some Jefferson lakes
• Things To Do from Mon, 16 May 2011
• National award given Port Angeles aviation mechanic
• Songwriter from Sequim releases single, moves to California
• Port Townsend's second new radio station — Christian KROH-FM — plans summer premiere
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys, Sequim’s Catelli dominate sub-district track and field meet; other track reports
• Sequim celebrates another Irrigation Festival with parade, more [**Gallery**]
• Patty Duke tells Peninsula audience of her life balancing fame with mental illness
• Sculpture dedication caps new Port Townsend downtown civic district
• News, weather and Leo Kottke: Port Townsend’s community radio premieres
• Legendary boat builder dead at 100
• Nippon’s final hurdle for its cogeneration boiler project: Air permit hearing Tuesday
• Things To Do from Sun, 15 May 2011
• Forks may sacrifice airport to maintain summer drag racing
• Dicks: Bin Laden raid a ‘success’
• Esprit convention gives attendees a chance to be themselves
• Union files complaint over Saar’s closure
• College recruiting slated in Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• History to come alive at Civic Historic District celebration
• SPORTS: Eagles semipro football team loses first game of year
• SPORTS: Meridian outlasts top-ranked Chimacum in baseball; other playoff results
• SPORTS: Port Angeles pair wins individual honors at Duke Streeter golf tournament
• SPORTS: Sequim softball still perfect after winning sub-district tournament; other playoff reports
• A new leaf: Downtown Port Townsend’s new Community Plaza, sculpture to be dedicated today
• Decision nears on Quilcene-Brinnon schools chief
• Five options outlined for shifting Clallam County commission district boundaries
• Creativity flows through wearable art in Kinetic Skulpture Race
• Demonstration caps conference for emergency responders in Port Townsend
• Fundraiser to benefit canine park in Port Angeles
• Postal food drive Saturday on Peninsula to Stamp Out Hunger
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Halibut are hit and miss during first week of season
• Governor signs bills instituting state park fees; will Fort Worden have exemptions?
• SPORTS: Port Angeles baseball team upsets Interlake to qualify for state; Chimacum baseball team's tri-district game moved to today
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Country music star Messina to perform at 7 Cedars Casino
• Clallam sheriff calls medical pot bill ‘enforcement nightmare,’ questions need for large Border Patrol presence
• Things To Do from Fri, 13 May 2011
• Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Potluck author writes about finding community
• Fireworks display to wrap up 116th Irrigation Festival
• Forum to discuss Wild Olympics Campaign on West End
• Shipyard delivers Salish to Washington state
• A chosen few see bin Laden photos as the rest wait
• Crazy Daze Breakfast highlights Sequim Irrigation Festival
• SPORTS: Sequim’s boys soccer team beats Eatonville in overtime to advance to district playoffs
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball team advances to state for fifth time in six years; other playoff reports
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Clams and oysters waiting for the taking around North Olympic Peninsula
• Trial set for Sequim man charged with DUI, eluding police
• Trial delayed for man accused of assaulting Clallam County deputies
• Federal lease offered for Customs office — not Border Patrol — on Point Hudson, Port of Port Townsend says
• Sex offender wanted by Port Angeles police arrested
• Internet fascinates audience during media panel discussion at Peninsula College
• Habitat for Humanity plans store in revitalizing Quilcene
• Peninsula woman celebrates 103rd birthday today; it’s all about family, she says
• Chinese girls born in single body with 2 heads
• Things To Do from Thu, 12 May 2011
• Port Angeles residents must get new ‘smart’ electricity meters, city panelists decide
• Poetry readings tonight in Port Townsend
• Gregoire signs bills preparing for federal health care overhaul
• ‘Cirque de Bohème' to present vaudeville, burlesque, circus arts
• Diary: Bin Laden eyed new targets, big body count
• Sequim selects new city logo
• Kenmore Air to cut flights between Port Angeles, Seattle starting June 1
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Peninsula music scene growing
• Things To Do from Wed, 11 May 2011
• Clallam County districting commission to meet Thursday
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Reviving traditional kayak building
• McEntire urges quick action on cutting Lincoln Park trees, redeveloping park
• Options to be discussed as West End drag racing deadline nears
• Dabob Bay land swap public hearing Thursday
• Ban on Hood Canal Bridge 3 p.m.-6 p.m. drawbridge openings to be tested
• McEntire announces candidacy for Clallam County commissioner
• Port Townsend’s noncommercial radio station to go on air Saturday
• Sales tax figures show recession on North Olympic Peninsula
• SPORTS: WIAA Hall of Fame beckons Chapman
• SPORTS: Crescent boys and girls dominate North Olympic League track championships
• SPORTS: Class 1A Chimacum softball upsets 2A Kingston in tune-up for playoffs
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats rival Sequim 12-2 at bi-district baseball tournament
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Sport loses one of its best
• Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver announce separation
• This has a lot of pop! Swain's gets a new popcorn machine
• McEntire announces for Clallam commissioner seat
• Whatzit? Military missile defense radar vessel moves up Strait of Juan de Fuca
• Lake Crescent residents worried by plan for wilderness next door
• Port Townsend poised to lay off up to 10 teachers
• Marine trades touted during Jefferson chamber luncheon
• Things To Do from Tue, 10 May 2011
• Jefferson County makes budget changes
• Airline won't meet 10,000-passenger minimum this year, Port of Port Angeles forecasts
• State bomb squad called to Port Angeles house
• Up to 10 due to get pink slips in Sequim schools
• SPORTS: Port Townsend boys soccer beats Charles Wright in loser-out playoff game, advances to tri-district action today; other playoff reports
• SPORTS: Forks softball team splits league doubleheader with Tenino
• Incumbents retain seats in Lower Elwha tribal election
• Things To Do from Mon, 09 May 2011
• Peninsula sales tax revenues a mixed bag
• Finalists for joint Quilcene-Brinnon schools chief position to meet public
• $700 netted for Shane Park playground
• Elwha Dam's days numbered; powerhouse first to be shut down [**Gallery**]
• Defenders of bin Laden’s driver relate experiences to Peninsula lawyers
• New poetry book by ex-Port Angeles teacher tells of Northwest
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Bill would raise fee for former inmates
• EYE ON CONGRESS: Offshore oil drilling debated on Capitol Hill
• SPORTS: Port Townsend’s popular Rhody Run filling up quickly
• Interim Sequim planning director made permanent
• Seattle Mariners jettison Milton Bradley
• Franklin Elementary students create images of inner strength for future art hanging
• Lakes remain open, but caution signs go up after inspection finds signs of algae
• Tibetan Buddhist master to teach in Port Townsend
• PREP SOFTBALL: Sequim perfect in league finale; playoffs next
• Ecology invites additional comments on children’s product reporting rule
• Port Townsend mariners brave rain for opening day of boating season; Sequim Bay celebrates, too
• Irrigation Festival events scheduled today — and more next weekend
• Jefferson County’s 2011 Heart of Service recipients announced
• Peninsula College's new Maier Hall almost open for business [**Gallery**]
• Forks man pleads not guilty to threatening judge
• Sequim man pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
• Faithful customers clearing Saar’s shelves as supermarket’s closure nears
• Organic farms: While statewide total falls, a ray of sunshine beams on Clallam, Jefferson
• Police see no changes in policy for Peninsula medical marijuana providers despite actions in Olympia
• FBI brought in, but Neah Bay death likely a suicide
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Fusings busy life as fitness instructor, mother and wife
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Sequim Wolf growls, fires up her teammates
• Things To Do from Sun, 08 May 2011
• SEMIPRO FOOTBALL: Eagles shut out Xtreme in season opener
• Boy rescued, man dies after boat overturns near Camano Island
• LACROSSE: Mountaineers run out of gas in narrow loss to Redmond
• Kalaloch Lodge, Log Cabin Resort concession contract proposals sought
• PREP BASEBALL: Sullivan’s career-best comes at right time for Roughriders’ playoff win; Sequim wins, too
• First Amendment topic of two-day event at Peninsula College
• PREP TRACK: Martin, Harrison break records at Olympic League championships; Port Angeles boys team titlists
• Port Angeles girl to represent Western Washington at Girl Scout conference
• Photos from upcoming 'Twilight' film posted online
• Spending time in beautiful Clallam Bay (video)
• Prayers sought Sunday for Sequim man in coma
• Comment period extended on Bangor sub base wharf
• Judge increases bail for accused getaway driver in Port Angeles wreck
• Lower Elwha to vote for two council seats Saturday
• Art in Bloom open for one weekend
• Forks Stand Down draws a crowd
• SPORTS: Chimacum baseball and softball teams end regular season with wins; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Sequim beats archrival Port Angeles in extra-inning thriller, wins Olympic League title
• SPORTS: Olympic Peninsula Eagles semipro football team plays first game Saturday in Port Angeles
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Barrage to bring energetic style to Port Angeles
• City Hall-created group aims to jazz up retail business in Port Angeles
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Get out there, just for the halibut
• Three arrested, stolen property recovered in Port Townsend area
• All-day workshops precede all-night dance Saturday in Port Angeles
• Mother’s Day celebrations, dances, more planned on Peninsula
• First Friday Art Walk, juried show to kick off Irrigation Festival
• Port Townsend boating season to open with parade
• Things To Do from Fri, 06 May 2011
• Students grieve after Chimacum ninth-grader found dead of self-inflicted gunshot
• North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center given grant for composting project
• Port Angeles police recognize volunteers
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Get out for Cinco de Mayo, Mother's Day on Peninsula
• ‘The Selfish Giant' story of redemption at Crescent High School
• ‘Bat Boy' musical flies into Port Townsend on Friday
• Lions conference brings more than 240 to Port Angeles
• Port Angeles students to perform free concert tonight
• SPORTS: Chimacum softball, baseball teams win doubleheaders from Life Christian; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Crescent dominates North Olympic League championships
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Those mighty and tasty Hood Canal shrimp
• Port Angeles man hit by pickup discharged from Seattle hospital
• Area leaders sing praises of former state lawmaker Kessler
• Native Americans say bin Laden's code name 'Geronimo' is offensive
• Images of motherhood exhibited at Fort Worden State Park
• Pray for Jesse Morgan this Sunday
• Olympia Democrats explore ways to repeal tax exemptions without two-thirds majority
• In school classrooms, discussions about what the death of Osama bin Laden means
• Why Cinco de Mayo is a bigger deal in United States than Mexico
• Things To Do from Thu, 05 May 2011
• Duck Derby tickets on sale now
• Port Angeles council moves toward hiring specialist for land-use issues
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: U.S. weighs showing photos of post-raid Osama bin Laden
• How quick work saves life of heart attack victim
• Things To Do from Wed, 04 May 2011
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Sequim Equestrian Team makes history
• Port Townsend designates three parcels for affordable housing
• Medlicott won’t run again for Port Townsend City Council
• Public hearing for Dabob Bay land swap set
• Pot Angeles boy, 17, in satisfactory condition after pickup truck hits him
• First Street paving postponed due to inclement weather forecast
• Accused getaway driver in Port Angeles hit-and-run arrested a third time
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim softball teams win, prepare for league title showdown; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Port Angeles shuts out Sequim 4-0, qualifies for playoffs
• Deadline extended for Adventuress video contest
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Big bands now playing on Peninsula
• Things To Do from Tue, 03 May 2011
• Film in Chimacum explores issues, future of education
• Clallam PUD rolls out proposal for water rate increase
• Custom license plates for music education aided by Port Ludlow woman
• National park ready to keep Hurricane Ridge open all week again next winter
• Singer-pianist, 13, wins right to Juan de Fuca Festival stage appearance
• Paper mill's cogeneration plant touted to Chamber of Commerce audience
• SPORTS: Chimacum’s state No. 1-ranked baseball team is one win away from another league title
• SPORTS: Chimacum softball blasts Cascade Christian 15-3; Port Townsend’s Jenny Grauberger wins league girls golf individual championship
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Obama praised from across political spectrum for bin Laden elimination
• Two who caught a bin Laden cohort in Port Angeles relieved by top terrorist's death [**Gallery**]
• As Washington begins state parks fees, British Columbia makes its provincial parks free
• Lower Dam Road closure looms for dam removals
• Port Angeles considers stormwater pipes in lieu of rain garden
• Career Day draws interest in community, at Port Angeles High School
• Centrum plans summer of music in Port Townsend
• Rally against new Border Patrol site in Port Angeles draws dozens
• Port Townsend author to read excerpt from latest work at Port Angeles event
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: State House, Senate look at $300 million gap in budget proposals
• Things To Do from Mon, 02 May 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: How bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces
• Newseum website with PDN's, others' front pages on bin Laden death bogs down
• Update: 'Good day' for America, Obama says of bin Laden death
• SPORTS: Port Angeles hosts Sequim in crucial baseball game Monday
• Final cost of transit center in Port Angeles still unknown; parties remain in dispute over price related to crack repair
• Crescent schools OK cuts in anticipation of state reductions
• Nash Huber's latest award named for kindred spirit
• Spirits that can move mountains: Seven Clallam County volunteers honored with awards, stories — even music
• Peninsula College sundial memorial a gift
• Sequim removing portable signs from rights of way
• No bikes in Port Angeles skate park, city says
• Port Angeles Elks Naval Lodge hosts high tea to fete royal wedding
• MV Salish finishes its initial sea trials
• Renovated 1888 Port Townsend building rededicated to public use
• June trial date set for Port Angeles man accused of hit-and-run
• Work to begin this month on new Border Patrol headquarters in Port Angeles
• Fluoride foes file lawsuits against Port Angeles, Forks
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Belly dancer is a truck driver, too
• PREP SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles split tennis matchup
• Centrum gives Kessler prints of controversial artwork that once was a Capitol offense
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: When money matters in sports
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: What’s behind seniors’ fears of GOP Medicare plan?
• Things To Do from Sun, 01 May 2011
• Celebrate spring on Olympic Peninsula amid nature, art, music
• Olympic National Park may close Olympic Hot Springs Road, two campgrounds during Memorial Day weekend
• Tickets available for MAC Nite in Sequim
• Night of fun at Sequim sports bar to benefit young women, Mujeres de Maiz scholarships
• Port Angeles Realtors award prizes in contest
• Port Angeles man loses federal case against rifle manufacturer
• Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center hires first new director in nearly 20 years
• Cape Flattery School District makes plans for smaller budget
• SPORTS: Port Angeles earns first boys soccer playoff berth in nine years by beating Port Townsend; other prep reports
• Port Angeles man witnesses Alabama twister
• SPORTS: Seattle Storm comes to Sequim during trophy tour
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Springfest Talent Show lets local performers share gifts
• Deputy’s crash south of Forks leads to investigation; driving too fast for road conditions, State Patrol says
• Things To Do from Fri, 29 Apr 2011
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Preservation awards mark Founders’ Day in Port Townsend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Lakes beckon anglers for opener Saturday
• Spring events slated on Olympic Peninsula
• Lack of funds not deterring weed control in Jefferson County
• Drug ‘take-back’ scheduled for Saturday on Olympic Peninsula
• Eagle that was shot moves from hospital to rehabilitation center in Sequim
• Port Townsend to celebrate refurbished Civic District
• Boeing Bluebills build benches for ReCyclery bike school in Port Townsend [***GALLERY***]
• Celebration slated for revamped Port Townsend Civic District
• Jefferson County patrol car crashes south of Forks
• Port Angeles filmmaker retells Poe’s ‘Tell-Tale Heart’
• Things To Do from Thu, 28 Apr 2011
• Peninsula hospitals moving closer to affiliation with Seattle's Swedish
• Port Angeles man accused of stealing from father
• Sequim area ‘hot spot' for culinary tourism
• Joyce education foundation fills some needs as school district tightens budget
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Dine, drink, dance in style this week on Olympic Peninsula
• Clallam PUD sets hearings on proposed water rate increase
• Anderson Lake to open for fishing season Saturday
• Drug take-back stations set up in all four Peninsula cities Saturday
• Winning group in online Peninsula contest will sail on Adventuress free
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Anglers get ready for lakes opener on Saturday
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gregoire threatens veto over medical pot bill
• Seven Clallam community heroes get honors tonight
• One soggy, chilly April on Peninsula — and May isn’t looking much better
• SPORTS: Kingston holds off Sequim in battle of Olympic League baseball leaders
• High-heeled sneakers: 100 walk — gingerly — for domestic violence awareness
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: A duel to cap Easter Sunday
• Pink House fireplace must stay, state tells Port Townsend
• Six homeless after duplex catches fire
• Pedestrian killed on sidewalk was walking for his health
• Things To Do from Wed, 27 Apr 2011
• Police station gets new look in Sequim [**Gallery**]
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Schools join forces to rock for Japan
• Port Angeles city workers donate 7,495 cans of tuna
• Sequim council OKs pedestrian projects on a split vote
• Property rights, sustainability group focus of FourC forum in Clallam County
• Tickets now on sale for May duck derby on Olympic Peninsula
• ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes' to raise awareness, then dine out in Port Townsend
• Child's drawing depicts Quileute tribe's fear of tsunami
• Board to consider design contract for Forks Library
• Clallam sheriff talks of labor costs, urges debate on tax for agency
• Port Angeles boat builder gets Clallam County contract for law enforcement patrol vessel
• Seven Clallam community heroes get honors Thursday
• SPORTS: Sequim erupts in second half to bury Port Townsend 4-1 in boys soccer
• SPORTS: Sequim pounds Port Townsend in baseball; other prep reports
• Tuna drive ends with food banks reaping the benefit
• Drug ‘Take-Back’ day slated Saturday
• Another Port Angeles burglary after power cut off; suspect rearrested
• SPORTS: Sequim boys golf team blasts youthful Bremerton; other prep reports
• Check it out — lingcod fishing off Neah Bay (video, photos)
• Up to 18 teachers, 22 others could lose jobs in Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Tue, 26 Apr 2011
• Lake Leland campground set to reopen with entirely volunteer help
• Early plans for publicly owned Port Townsend mercantile shown to Chamber of Commerce
• Peninsula tourism efforts embrace new statewide visitor marketer
• What’s available in downtown Port Townsend? Public tour set Friday
• Port of Port Angeles to keep hangar lease arrangement
• Clallam Sheriff’s Office hands out employee awards
• Author who extends story of Huck Finn to appear in Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• ‘B.C. bud’ smuggler receives 22 months
• Federal trial starts for man who shined light at Border Patrol copter at Lynden
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Peninsula lawmakers going into overtime on budget
• Things To Do from Mon, 25 Apr 2011
• Crescent School Board to consider layoffs this week
• B&B tour to benefit Port Angeles Symphony
• Community stars shine as Quilcene adopts ‘pearl’ slogan
• Port Angeles schools to discuss cuts, possible layoffs tonight
• Synthetic drug ‘Spice,' others begin to show up on Peninsula
• North Olympic Discovery Marathon participant roster nearly full
• Easter sunrise services scheduled today on North Olympic Peninsula
• PREP RESULTS: Chimacum wins softball doubleheader over Forks
• Alleged getaway driver in Port Angeles hit-and-run pleads not guilty to assisting
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Ketch departs Peninsula for educational effort in South Pacific
• Easter egg hunts slated today on North Olympic Peninsula
• Port Angeles real estate broker attends convention in Malaysia
• JeffCo Expo packs it all into one day
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Prolific Port Townsend artist, writer Rikki Ducornet explores transformation
• Sequim man dies after Jeep hits him as he walks on sidewalk; driver allegedly drunk
• Farmers group lavender fest lists sponsors
• Clallam’s top citizens to be lauded Thursday; ‘local heroes’ known for tireless work for community
• PREP TRACK: Sequim sweep 3-way meet at Port Townsend meet
• Port Townsend Paper mill locks in low-cost power for another two years
• Olympic National Park seeks marmot counters
• 24-year-old Central Washington University student who fell on Mount Olympus in serious condition
• A really, REALLY big tree! (Photo)
• Federal agency considering office space lease on Point Hudson
• Things To Do from Sun, 24 Apr 2011
• The Landing mall display harbinger of power storage project in Port Angeles
• Port of Port Angeles to consider tenant lease clause
• Tests results clear Anderson Lake; word expected Tuesday if lake will be opened for fishing Saturday
• Lake Mills’ water level to be lowered
• Joint Quilcene-Brinnon schools chief interviews Thursday
• Some Strait of Juan de Fuca areas closed to butter clam harvesting
• With Centrum, college campuses, marine center and more, Fort Worden faces dilemma over state park entrance fees
• Barn owl chicks at Northwest Raptor & Wildlife Center mark start of ‘baby season'
• PREP TRACK: Port Angeles discus thrower sets new school record
• Lab tests determining whether popular trout lake gets to open for fishing season
• Klallam Earth Day, others focus on Strait beaches
• Quileute welcome return of whales in ceremony
• Something for everyone at Jefferson Expo
• Things To Do from Fri, 22 Apr 2011
• Highest level for Rayonier mill site cleanup, Port Angeles manager told
• Port Angeles council allocates $10,000 to ‘buy local' campaign
• Eggs, bunnies and all things Easter on Peninsula
• Easter sunrise services planned on North Olympic Peninsula
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys dominate three-way track meet
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: What’s that thing in the sky?
• A golden sunset at Point of Arches in Olympic National Park
• Chimacum pitcher strikes out 20 of game’s 21 batters (and he picks off the one guy who gets on base)
• Spring sprucing of beaches for Earth Day by Washington Coast Cleanup
• Port Townsend teacher jobs uncertain because of state funding cuts
• Cancer prevention, treatment topics at Jefferson Healthcare symposium
• State’s oldest woman military veteran turns 101 in Port Angeles
• Weekend activities planned on North Olympic Peninsula
• Glacier research team member in serious condition after Mount Olympus fall
• Port Angeles City Hall service desk to remain closed Friday afternoons
• Attorney general won't pursue case against former Port Angeles mayor
• Few spots available for Elwha powerhouse tours
• A new look in old Port Townsend
• Things To Do from Thu, 21 Apr 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gregoire expected to detail extended legislative session on budget today
• Port Angeles council agrees to pay another $30,458 for fiber-optic links
• Clallam deputies say they seized 60 pounds of marijuana in Sequim
• SPORTS: Port Angeles shows no mercy against Olympic in softball; other prep reports
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Dance, dance, dance on Peninsula
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Redtail surfperch is a little fish worth angling for in area
• Police killer among bikers who show up at signing of Hargrove bill
• Kindle owners to be able to download books from North Olympic Peninsula libraries
• Port Townsend-published book a finalist for Pulitzer Prize
• More charges against accused accomplice in hit-and-run; he's freed from jail second time in week
• Port Angeles’ public Victory Garden taking shape
• Toggery’s final day: Landmark downtown Port Angeles store closing for good today
• Clallam County approves agreement with Washington State University Extension
• Price Ford Lincoln rakes in funds for Port Angeles High School with test-drives
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Peninsula volunteers' work keeps trails usable
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Chicken coop co-op beneficial
• Port Angeles poetry slam to be a contest, ‘display of guts'
• SPORTS: Port Angeles holds off Sequim 3-1 in boys soccer
• Port Angeles port breaks ground for new composites 'campus' buildings
• SPORTS: Port Angeles upsets North Kitsap 2-1 in eight innings to move up in the baseball standings; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Area golf courses heating up with activity
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Mound Everest helps Sequim baseball team; other prep news
• Jefferson Transit to get line of credit until sales tax revenue comes in
• The zen of mowing: Every day is Earth Day for this lawn care firm owner
• Unemployment keeps rising on North Olympic Peninsula
• False report prompts Sequim High School lockdown
• Quilcene to throw a party — and announce a slogan
• Man formally charged in car-ramming; alleged getaway driver still at large
• Things To Do from Wed, 20 Apr 2011
• Door latch question leads to extended investigation two months after body found in storage unit
• Port Angeles-area regional fire authority proposal delayed for year
• Port of Port Angeles banking on composites for its industrial future
• SPORTS: Port Angeles sweeps Port Townsend in baseball and softball; other prep reports
• Commissioners hear more worry about lack of courthouse security
• County approves franchise to PSE; action predates planned PUD takover
• Intellicheck Mobilisa changes things at the top
• State Senate compromise budget ‘something historic,’ Hargrove says
• Cedar shakes catch fire; minor damage
• Licensing office in Forks set to reopen
• Clallam County rolls out draft stormwater plan
• $500,000 bail set for man accused of car ramming; alleged accomplice now at large
• Things To Do from Tue, 19 Apr 2011
• Port Angeles’ Community performers invite active military to attend Coward comedy for free
• Bond can be boost to ‘loved to death’ Jefferson County Library
• Fugitive in car-ramming incident arrested; suspect surrenders without incident
• Gates grant -- with matching funds -- could keep program for homeless alive [***GALLERY***]
• Sequim Garry oak restoration project seeks volunteers [***GALLERY***]
• Small field, big fun at inaugural kayak safety competition in Port Angeles [***GALLERY***]
• Peninsula gasoline prices level off — but still within cents of $4 a gallon
• Intellicheck Mobilisa CEO elevated to board chairman; new CEO named
• Things To Do from Mon, 18 Apr 2011
• Bills introduced as session’s end nears for Legislature
• Sequim Democrat to run for Clallam County commissioner
• Bainbridge Island fundraiser fights ‘the beast within’ with walk for multiple sclerosis
• Enter contest for Port Angeles sand sculpture theme
• Peninsula Daily News staffers take statewide awards
• Price Ford Lincoln to donate to Port Angeles High School for test-drives
• Tax filing deadline Monday; where to go on Peninsula
• United Way of Clallam County raises $900,715 in final tally for 2010 drive
• Port of Port Townsend in talks to lease space to Customs and Border Protection; possible Border Patrol use protested
• Clallam County Fair royal court selected
• Hadlock Days wilts while lawn mower races rev up
• Kayakers to race, test rescue skills today at Port Angeles' Hollywood Beach [**Gallery**]
• Appeal of Nippon’s biomass permit dismissed
• Piece of World Trade Center to be part of Port Angeles memorial with the help of a nonprofit
• Gregoire may veto medical marijuana bill
• SPORTS: Loggers, Riders shine at Crescent Invitational
• MATT SCHUBERT ON PREPS: Martin starts off hot
• Finding fugitive in car-ramming case a ‘major priority' for police; nationwide alert posted
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Cargo ship comes in, goes out, comes in ...
• Things To Do from Sun, 17 Apr 2011
• Sequim couple plan town fundraiser for Japan disaster relief
• Suspected driver in car-ramming incident remains at-large; alleged accomplice surrenders
• Port Angeles kayak symposium adds twist with rescue skills competition
• Port Townsend city wireless network could create public hot spots
• Rainfest slated to pour in Forks
• Fort Worden educational center plans await legislative action
• Neah Bay celebrates eagles with festival
• Get a charge out of no charge: Special events start Olympic National Park's fee-free week Saturday
• Things To Do from Fri, 15 Apr 2011
• Sequim population growth driving new boundaries for Clallam commissioner districts
• Pact protects part of Siebert Creek from development
• Clallam Transit takes on paratransit
• Dog park fundraiser planned at The Gateway in Port Angeles
• Groundbreaking for new industrial complex set next week in Port Angeles
• Auditions set for Springfest Talent Show
• ‘Backcountry' art sought for Port Angeles Fine Arts Center show
• Quileute tribal chairwoman tells Senate committee of fear of tsunamis
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Violinist joins symphony for difficult concerto by Tchaikovsky
• SPORTS: Sequim comes from behind to beat archrival Port Angeles 12-10 in sloppy, muddy baseball game
• Clallam sheriff town hall originally set for tonight moved to May 11
• SPORTS: Peninsula College basketball coach Von Vogt named coach of the year
• Police find handgun in car of PA man arrested in connection with vehicular assault
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Barnfather, Sequim Democrat, announces bid for Clallam County commissioner post
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys, Sequim girls dominate three-way Olympic League track meet; other prep reports
• Wine, cheese tours this weekend on Olympic Peninsula
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Great time to fish West End rivers
• ‘Eggstravaganza,’ boat show, marine swap on tap this weekend on Peninsula
• Funds for design of Howard Street extension project allocated in Port Townsend
• $20 for a flock of chickens: Young students read to raise money to provide farm animals worldwide
• Talking trash in Port Townsend: Agency down in dumps over unauthorized dumping
• Time to talk: Jefferson community meetings start tonight
• Sequim hires city engineer
• Things To Do from Thu, 14 Apr 2011
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Hit the dance floor for fun, exercise on Peninsula
• Quilts accepted today for Forks' Rainfest this weekend
• Clallam County districting forum today
• Sequim, Port Townsend Tax Day rallies to protest corporate tax practices
• Four hurt after driver rams their car in Port Angeles residential neighborhood
• SPORTS: Sequim rallies late to beat archrival Port Angeles in softball
• State attorney general reviewing report targeting ex-Mayor Rogers
• SPORTS: A heartbreaker as Montesano defeats Forks 3-2 in overtime in boys soccer
• ‘Cream of the crop’: Peninsula gets high-tech weapon to fight cancer
• Sequim High School senior has participated in every student film festival
• Second state ferry expected to sail from Port Townsend in July
• Port Townsend City Council approves money for July Fourth fireworks
• State auditor's report on alleged Port Angeles City Hall improprieties to be revealed this morning
• SPORTS: Veteran broadcaster Chapman named to WIAA Hall of Fame
• Things To Do from Wed, 13 Apr 2011
• New lavender group works out festival bus stop with Sequim
• Port Angeles wireless network would become available to public
• Port Angeles’ fiber-optic network to cost more
• International films series begins Saturday
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Donation seed for community garden
• Quileute tribal chairwoman to testify to Senate committee about need for higher ground
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls tennis team blows out North Mason to remain perfect; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: A dream finish for fans at Masters tournament
• Tharinger content to focus on role as state lawmaker; who will succeed him as Clallam County commissioner?
• Port Angeles woman loses long fight with rare brain tumor
• Variety hallmark of student film fest
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim softball teams still perfect on year, will meet Wednesday in Port Angeles
• $2,500 bail set for accused Port Angeles burglar
• Suspect in alleged drug-deal-gone-bad car chase faces misdemeanors
• Bill regulating medical marijuana advances in House; both North Olympic Peninsula representatives vote yes
• Things To Do from Tue, 12 Apr 2011
• Purchase of Eagles lodge for Border Patrol likely this month
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Tourism promoters optimistic despite gas prices near $4 a gallon
• Israeli product leaving Port Townsend co-op shelves — over law of supply and demand instead of politics
• Idea for inflatable ‘bubble’ athletic building for Sequim bursts
• Good summer news: Olympic snowpack nearly double from normal; best in state
• Clallam County to renew WSU Extension agreement
• Port Townsend city manager uses chamber podium to address rumors in community
• Port Angeles mulls bids for park planning; logging of trees near airport a major element
• Forks man tabbed as 20-millionth fare for Clallam Transit
• Things To Do from Mon, 11 Apr 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Higher education facing the biggest budget cuts; universities, colleges may see funding at 1990s levels
• Generosity slowly reviving Rhododendron Festival in Jefferson County
• Port Angeles authorities unsure whether suspect is linked to burglary string
• Muralist finds new career after suffering layoff
• Shelter Providers Network to offer workshop, training
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Peninsula lawmakers back ‘painful’ budget
• EYE ON CONGRESS: House to continue federal budget debate that almost forced shutdown
• Virtual community topic of talk in Port Angeles
• Lots of mud, lots of speed, lots of noise at downhill mountain bike races [**Gallery**]
• PREP TRACK: Martin, Maxwell take individual honors for Port Angeles at Tacoma Invitational
• Potential housing project discussed during forum in Port Townsend
• Enter Windermere contest for sand sculpture theme
• Things To Do from Sun, 10 Apr 2011
• Clallam shoreline plan forums start Monday
• Lines to shift for Clallam commissioner districts
• Clallam expects 20 millionth bus rider this week
• Peninsula medical marijuana dispensaries now total three
• Old News and new News: <i>PDN</i> turns 95 today and reaches a modern milestone
• Man accused in Sequim pit bull attack issued citations
• Two of three men charged in Sequim car chase
• ‘We’re relieved’: Business as usual at Olympic National Park after shutdown averted
• No wildfire for two Peninsula businesses; they change names rather than fight legal threat
• SPORTS: Monument to youth baseball/softball volunteers unveiled in Port Angeles
• PREP RESULTS: Sequim gets eighth mercy-rule victory with 20-0 thumping
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Classic tug in Port Townsend for storm damage repair
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Student follows path quickly opening up to more women
• Subaru of America to be major sponsor of Sequim Lavender Festival
• New NOAA Fisheries rule to keeps boats farther away from orcas
• Walk in heels, then eat out: Dove House, YMCA combine events
• Government shutdown would mean Olympic National Park closes — here's what else would be closed and open
• State agency lacks record of complaint against county administrator; not investigating
• Will one of the mothballed space shuttles land in Seattle?
• Some businesses reel, others lucky during spate of burglaries
• UPDATE: Time's almost up: Shutdown looms without agreement
• Fewer traffic disruptions expected now on First Street
• See you at the 15th Sequim Lavender Festival (guest column)
• Things To Do from Fri, 08 Apr 2011
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Little tykes to go fishing in Port Angeles Kids Fish Derby
• Chinese music, fly-fishing show among events
• Ecology extends public comment period on Port Gamble sites
• Port Angeles woman involved in fatal wreck given community service
• Full schedule of classes set at Port Angeles kayaking symposium
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• SPORTS: Olympic Peninsula Eagles semipro football team looking for a few big men
• SPORTS: Class 1A powerhouse Chimacum blasts Sequim 17-0 in baseball
• Second rape charge filed against Port Angeles man
• Hearing for teen mom in Port Angeles moved to May
• Weekend slated to go to the birds
• Sequim volunteer heads for Japan as part of Rotary ShelterBox team
• SPORTS: Mountain biking returns to Dry Hill for Northwest Cup qualifying event
• California Legislature might require economic impact reports for new Walmarts, other superstores
• Auditor’s Office: Myers acted within his authority in handling of probe report
• Power-cutting burglars strike downtown Port Angeles businesses
• Making music builds health, group says
• Jefferson County housing deemed not so affordable; forum tonight
• How burglary taught her a lesson
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Fly fisherman in his ‘special place’
• PREP SPORTS RESULTS: Sequim baseball team handling marathon week just fine, thank you
• Things To Do from Thu, 07 Apr 2011
• Jefferson PUD, future electricity provider, votes for BPA's proposed settlement
• Racing cars around Sequim was drug deal gone bad, police say
• More fundraisers set for Shane Park playground
• ‘My trust is badly shaken': Two Port Angeles council members blast city manager for giving draft investigative report to ex-mayor
• Port Townsend woman in competition for national volunteer award
• Ill-fated Port Angeles supermarket ‘already in close-out process’
• Things To Do from Wed, 06 Apr 2011
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: 2011 seniors saluted at Washington State High School Equestrian Teams district meet
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Pilot program aims to raise math scores in Washington state
• Program spreads awareness of ways to prevent child abuse in Jefferson County
• SPORTS: Ex-Port Angeles star sparks Gonzaga's baseball hopes
• MICHAEL CARMAN ON GOLF: Get your 2012 Master’s tickets now! Two Port Angeles golfers already there
• PREPS: Sequim lefty Yamamoto blanks North Mason; other results
• Clallam County commissioners won't sign letter asking for state's help on Rayonier site
• Trial of Port Angeles woman charged with vehicular homicide moved to September
• Sequim's new chamber director welcomed
• Car race on Sequim’s busy streets ends in crash; three held
• Peninsula College cuts continuing education classes
• From sewers to tall ships: House budget includes project funds for North Olympic Peninsula
• Into the woods: Mask-making workshop held in Port Townsend [**Gallery**]
• Saars Market Place supermarket to close
• Powerball lotto jackpot rises to $218 million for Wednesday drawing
• Car seat position might have saved 4-year-old’s life
• Clallam PUD manager’s pay boosted to nearly $191,000
• Clallam PUD puts decision on BPA settlement on hold
• Ceremony to honor fighters of Desert Storm, Shield wars with highway designation
• Dog a stool pigeon: Deputies collar suspected burglar
• Airport runway can’t grow but operations can, Jefferson chamber told
• Sequim School Board to reconsider ‘bubble’ tennis building
• Old lead shot poisoned swans, testing shows — but where did it come from?
• BirdFest celebrates feathered friends this weekend
• PREP SPORTS: Kingston blanks Sequim in soccer 3-0
• Things To Do from Mon, 04 Apr 2011
• Forums set for Clallam County shoreline plan update
• Students learn to work with wood in intensive class at Fort Worden State Park
• Clallam Bay artists create sculpture to honor rocker Cobain in his hometown [***GALLERY***]
• Jefferson County teens teach younger kids dangers of smoking
• Youths asked to bring drama to Poetry Slam at Port Angeles Library
• Clallam PUD, city of Port Angeles to consider Bonneville Power's settlement offer
• Puget Sound habitat restoration bill sent to governor
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: NTSB: Cracks found in 3 grounded Southwest planes
• State ferry news (especially if you use the Kingston-Edmonds route)
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: The view from the log ship
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Government proposes calorie-counting on restaurant menus, not on cinemas and their popcorn
• Things To Do from Sun, 03 Apr 2011
• Fishermen taught quick moves when in danger at Neah Bay safety-at-sea course
• ‘Rookie flier' eagle healed from crash-landing will soar away in Sequim
• Detectives seek clues in Port Angeles high-speed chase
• Biomass talk in Port Townsend canceled; new date not selected
• Washington State Patrol trooper assigned to Port Townsend/Jefferson County area
• Investigation into single-car wreck involving Quilcene man, young daughter continues
• Upgrade of Lyre River bridge to disrupt traffic in Joyce
• Negotiations to resume on Port Townsend Paper union contract
• Writers’ rite of spring this Tuesday in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles mayor reports to work at Jefferson Transit in Port Townsend
• Olympic Medical Center union employees plan picket
• Army concert Monday in Port Angeles is sold-out, no more tickets available
• Meeting involving state probe of Port Angeles, possibly ex-mayor abruptly canceled
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Olympic Park Institute program director returns home
• To build or not to build? Rayonier site’s future appears at crossroads
• Are you due unclaimed money or property?
• 10th burglary reported in spate of Port Angeles business crimes
• MATT SCHUBERT COLUMN: ‘Madman' goes to watch the roller derby ‘dolls'
• Angeles Composite’s contract will mean 50 jobs, millions in income, leader says
• PREP BASEBALL: Chimacum sweep another twinbill at Castle Rock diamond; many sports contests ppd.
• Group weighs plans that balance business, environment
• Scientists to gather before Elwha River dams come down
• Clallam County districting commission set to meet
• Peninsula health ranks in the middle of the state’s counties, report shows
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Fish, pulp, paint, beads create ‘Sustainability'
• Listen to Trickster at tonight's storytelling fest in Port Townsend
• ACTI awarded contract with Bombardier Aerospace, plans to add 50 jobs
• First Street work moving on schedule; on to next phase
• Spend a Sunday afternoon with Mozart
• Hearing in vehicular homicide postponed in Port Angeles
• Farmers markets, plays highlight weekend events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Victoria hotel to mark April royal wedding
• Author to talk at Slow Food event in Port Townsend
• Two recovered barred owls ready for release in Port Townsend, Port Angeles
• Driver in allegedly stolen car leads 100 mph chase, gets away on foot
• Elephant seal likely molting on Hollywood Beach in Port Angeles
• Bye-bye FSN: New name — Root Sports — same channel for Mariners games starting tonight
• Things To Do from Fri, 01 Apr 2011
• North Peninsula troopers garner awards for work
• Pink flamingos to help raise funds for graduation party in Sequim
• Child, driver badly hurt in Jefferson wreck after car sails 50 feet off road
• SPORTS: Forks boys soccer loses 1-0 heartbreaker to Tenino
• SPORTS: Madison, Doherty named to all-state basketball teams
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: No April fooling, new fishing license needed today
• Port Angeles council hears pitch from state on ‘master license’ for businesses
• Port Angeles actress returns to stage after successful chemotherapy
• Sen. Hargrove votes against bill recognizing out-of-state gay marriages
• New business signs designed to change the look along Upper Sims
• ‘It was like I was suffocating’: Whittaker tells audience about climbing Everest
• Oversight board recommends annexation for fire services in Port Townsend area
• Clallam military veterans pause at ceremony
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Salmon derbies spawn
• PREP SOCCER: Chimacum boys shock rival Port Townsend
• Sequim shuttle's new route includes Walmart, apartment houses; Saturday service cut
• Steim hearing, originally set for today, postponed
• Things To Do from Thu, 31 Mar 2011
• Washington state troopers to begin enforcing emergency zone law
• Flood watch continues on North Olympic Peninsula
• Registration being taken for mid-April kayak symposium classes in Port Angeles
• Sequim man charged with assaulting two deputies pleads not guilty
• Port Angeles council discusses possible retail-needs study
• Elwha ecosystem classroom project gets state grant
• Autopsies performed on Joyce couple who died same day
• SPORTS: Sequim holds off Port Townsend 8-4 in baseball; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Getting smart about phones; Discovery Bay and SkyRidge events
• Jefferson Transit bus driver to compete in international roadeo
• Plaza work nears end in downtown Port Townsend
• Port Townsend hot dog stand to begin 26th year Thursday
• It's perfection twice over as Port Angeles bowler rolls two 300 games in single series
• State auditor criticizes office of former Clallam County treasurer for $617,467 theft
• Probe continues in string of Port Angeles commercial burglaries
• Culture, commerce should be focus of Sequim downtown, study says
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 30 Mar 2011
• Pro and con on biomass debated before 130 at Port Townsend forum
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 30 Mar 2011
• Weather Service's flood watch starts today on North Olympic Peninsula lowlands
• Let it all out at benefit melodrama Friday in Quilcene
• Things To Do from Wed, 30 Mar 2011
• Two deaf, blind dogs to move to foster home on Peninsula
• Clallam to consider removing ordinance from permit board appointments
• Sequim farmers market prepares for new season
• Port Townsend Farmers Market to reopen Saturday
• New Buddhist monk to begin teaching Saturday
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 29 Mar 2011
• Death Notices from Tue, 29 Mar 2011
• Ground-breaking for new Angeles Composites building set for April 19
• Peninsula’s newest 100-year-old doesn’t want a fuss
• Clallam considers one-year deal for jail health care
• It's not $319 million, but lottery winner excited with $250,000
• Larger courtroom possible in Thursday’s hearing for driver accused of vehicular homicide
• Senior power: Sequim City Hall will study safety of intersection near Walmart
• Chinese demand boosting Peninsula log exports to ‘astronomical’ levels
• New interim choice a candidate for permanent Sequim planning director
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys soccer team defeats Chimacum 5-1 in first meeting between the two schools in that sport; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Lazy T’s and 7 Cedars Casino take top awards at Nate Crippen Memorial Tournament
• Flood watch issued for North Olympic Peninsula as warm rains, thaw approach
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Van De Wege opposes bill that would save museums: bad timing
• Federal grant to fund Clallam Housing Authority positions
• Whittaker to share Everest experience in Port Angeles appearance
• Homage paid to veterans who died in Vietnam, Korean wars
• PREP TRACK AND FIELD: Port Angeles boys finish ninth out of 30 teams
• Tsunami forum draws hundreds in Port Townsend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Mon, 28 Mar 2011
• Sequim senior citizens demand Priest Road crosswalk
• Kiyoko's gift: Spectacular kimono collection donated to charity [**Gallery**]
• Biomass forum in Port Townsend on Monday
• Dispensary owner slams medical marijuana lottery proposal
• Port Angeles downtown tour shows what's hidden upstairs
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Rotary Club to celebrates its 90th anniversary on North Olympic Peninsula
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Disaster nurse to speak today at Dungeness Schoolhouse
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Friday Harbor center identifies orcas that visited Port Angeles Harbor
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Quake, tsunami hazards outlined in Port Townsend today
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Electrical independence takes persistence — and learning from mistakes (Living off the Grid)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Peninsula College’s habit of winning in sports has inspiration from its president
• Five arrested in Port Townsend, Port Hadlock for investigation of dealing methamphetamine
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Port Angeles mayor likely to start Tuesday as interim Jefferson Transit chief
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Port Townsend Community Read visiting author tells 175 about finding the ‘underlying spirit’
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Autopsies planned for Joyce couple who died together
• Death Notices from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• This year’s Sequim Irrigation Festival dignitaries revealed
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• Staging area eyed for dams removal
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• PREP NOTES: Crescent football coach Rooney steps down
• Things To Do from Sun, 27 Mar 2011
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Educator learns as she teaches volunteers about marine life
• Adventuress begins season with public sailing out of Port Townsend
• PENINSULA PREP RESULTS: Chimacum bats wake up, shut out Vashon
• Jefferson County Public Utility District to provide power to Port Townsend mill in two years
• Kalakala's next move may be to the bottom: Classic ferry taking on water
• Dam removals to affect some Olympic National Park roads before dam work starts
• Kites, gems part of Peninsula's weekend events
• Quake, tsunami talk planned for Port Townsend
• Verizon wraps up upgrades in Sequim area
• Some turning off lights for Earth Hour this weekend in Clallam County
• Sequim rally to demand food labels for genetically modified organisms
• Winners selected in Entrepreneur Youth Challenge in Port Angeles
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Port Angeles-area fishing super hot right now
• SPORTS: Port Angeles plays powerhouse Kingston even in boys soccer; other prep reports
• Sound Community Foundation awards $5,000 grant to Port Angeles Symphony
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 25 Mar 2011
• Jet Set Soroptimists honor Women, Gentleman of Distinction
• Death Notices from Fri, 25 Mar 2011
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Flying Karamazovs swoop onto North Olympic Peninsula
• Assault charge upgraded in fight with Clallam deputies
• Red Cross nurse to discuss disaster response in Sequim
• Quileute tribe releases tsunami video
• Shane Park benefit slated for Saturday in Port Angeles
• One festival helps another: Donation puts Rhody Festival float back on track
• Things To Do from Fri, 25 Mar 2011
• Twilight fans return to Forks after winter slump
• Tour to show off second stories of downtown Port Angeles
• Man dies while trying to revive dead wife
• SPORTS: Four-way Joyce meet results
• Washington'$ two multistate lotto games to offer jackpots in hundreds of million$
• PREP BASEBALL: Napiontek paces Port Angeles to 14-1 rout of Port Townsend
• Death Notices from Thu, 24 Mar 2011
• Vacant Clallam County victim-witness coordinator post to be filled
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 24 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 24 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 24 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 24 Mar 2011
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Spring into live music on the Peninsula
• Things To Do from Thu, 24 Mar 2011
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Snowskate competition ‘brings back days of old’
• Events planned to mark downtown renovations in Port Townsend
• Tall ship Adventuress ship-shape for public sailings out of Port Townsend
• $1 million bail for alleged child molester in Clallam County
• ‘Bound for Freedom' takes Little Theater stage Thursday, Friday
• Hood Canal Bridge retrofit project wins contractors’ award
• Sprint boat track in Port Angeles gets green flag; Sept. 17 racing eyed
• 2011 Sequim Irrigation Festival float to be unveiled Saturday
• Elwha River dam removal project cost estimate shrinks
• Proposed National Forest Service rules draw fire at Seattle teleconference
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys soccer team shuts out Port Townsend 2-0 on new Peninsula College soccer field; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Area features top prep golfers
• Wreck cleared from Highway 20; both lanes open
• Young entrepreneurs compete tonight with clever business models
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 23 Mar 2011
• Man arrested for alleged sex crimes in Clallam County also wanted in Oklahoma
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 23 Mar 2011
• Port Townsend-Coupeville route’s second ferry virtually assured
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 23 Mar 2011
• UW medical student training in Port Angeles is first to do so on Peninsula
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 23 Mar 2011
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Port Townsend patisserie celebrates 10th anniversary
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Peninsula youth is first recipient of award
• Lower Elwha Klallam sewer work delayed
• Clallam County hires districting master
• Port Angeles schools raise money for Japan
• Port Angeles' First Street project ahead of schedule, city says
• Quillayute Valley scholarship auction raises more than $60,000 in Forks
• Things To Do from Wed, 23 Mar 2011
• Canadian pot smuggler gets 2½ years; accomplice’s sentencing next month
• Jefferson Healthcare CEO tells chamber of hospital future
• Business, politics on table at Port Angeles chamber
• Some floating debris from Japan disaster likely to show up on Peninsula coast in two years, scientist says
• County close to buying 7.45 acres in Clallam Bay for beach access
• Fundraiser raises $21,000 for Clallam-area Boys, Girls Club and Uganda foundation
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 22 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 22 Mar 2011
• Death Notices from Tue, 22 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 22 Mar 2011
• Filmmakers visit game farm, hope to nurture movie business in Clallam, Jefferson counties
• Things To Do from Tue, 22 Mar 2011
• SPORTS: Port Angeles softball team shuts out North Kitsap 10-0; other prep reports
• Recollections of Jefferson’s past sought in videotaping sessions
• U.S. Army concert in Port Angeles on April 4 -- here's how to get your FREE tickets
• Dumping illegally? You may be spotted on hidden camera
• End of a Port Angeles era: The Toggery clothing store closing after nearly a century
• ‘Our hearts are full’: Japanese students welcomed in Port Townsend less than 2 weeks after quake tragedy
• Things To Do from Mon, 21 Mar 2011
• Some events, but no float: Rhododendron Festival short on funds, volunteers in Jefferson County
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Gaming boost won’t ease deficit, Peninsula lawmakers say
• Author coming to Port Angeles to speak about brain injuries
• A surprise inside: Cracker Factory turned in two [**Gallery**]
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: AT&T to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion creating largest cellphone company
• Port Townsend welcomes Japanese while Port Angeles delegation cancels
• West End Doppler radar work expected to begin this week
• Fundraiser for Japan in Port Angeles; cards can be signed for Mutsu City
• Visitors hear Lower Elwha tribal plans; funding for projects uncertain
• Port Angeles shows off its second story downtown
• One more day to preen at Victorian Heritage Days
• Peninsula history classes to begin in April
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: It’s almost spring, so can a boat show be far behind?
• Port Angeles schools to offer bicycle safety training
• Class tries on historic roles before taking trip into cradle of history
• Tickets on sale for Shane Park benefit
• A cappella singers like to perform with element of surprise
• Sequim chamber conducts interviews for director post
• Port Townsend recreation center, saved by tax vote, will reopen midsummer
• Youth Entrepreneur Challenge next week in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles city manager reportedly makes impression in Missouri
• Things To Do from Sun, 20 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 20 Mar 2011
• Sustainability in arts topic of Monday talk at Sequim’s Museum & Arts Center
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 20 Mar 2011
• Clallam County voters go to polls for conservation district elections
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 20 Mar 2011
• Port Angeles woman charged with vehicular homicide pleads not guilty to witness tampering
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Port Angeles girls basketball coach resigns
• ‘In-your-face' artist stirs up Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts poster
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 20 Mar 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: New gender-neutral Bible draws critics
• Reader’s Digest extends cheers contest; Sequim marketing director urges participation
• PT rec center to reopen mid-summer at earliest
• Radiation sensors detect very low levels of radiation in Washington state
• Radiation readings available at EPA, health websites
• Port Townsend’s future radio station gets its tower; open house Sunday
• Death Notices from Sat, 19 Mar 2011
• SPORTS: Preview baseball capsules of all North Olympic Peninsula teams
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Death Notices from Fri, 18 Mar 2011
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Poma lift set to open on Hurricane Ridge this weekend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Mar 2011
• Investigation finds no fault with officers in January death of Port Angeles man
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Mar 2011
• Olympic Medical Center welcomes new doctors
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Mar 2011
• Wanted: A special home for two ‘special' dogs (and they're really cute, too) [**Video**]
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Mar 2011
• Gathering in Port Angeles to aid homeless draws 300
• Garage sale, garden gala among events on North Olympic Peninsula
• Ocean View Cemetery to expand columbarium
• Quillayute Valley Scholarship Auction offers variety
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: U.N. authorizes ‘all necessary measures' in Libya, including airstrikes from U.S., allies
• Victorian Heritage Days celebrates colorful past
• SPORTS: Port Angeles baseball team aiming for state playoffs
• Legislation would give Quileutes higher ground
• SPORTS: Sequim shuts out Port Townsend 4-0 in boys soccer; other prep reports
• Draft Port Angeles Shoreline Master Program plan includes new edicts
• Equinox yoga class in Port Townsend aims for balance
• Safety U-turns part of U.S. Highway 101 widening plan
• Film festival poster unveiled: It has real vision — and those aren’t Bette Davis eyes
• Money-laundering charge dropped after conviction on first-degree theft in Clallam County
• MATT SCHUBERT’S MARCH MADNESS COLUMN: Bracket getting watered down
• OUTDOORS: Halibut quota up for new season
• Port Angeles council holds executive session on city manager situation
• State officially designates Port Angeles historical district
• Two of three Peninsula hospitals to negotiate with Seattle hospital for services
• Jefferson County hears good news about timber revenue
• Lower Elwha tribe to host officials in search of $4 million
• Inaugural boat symposium this weekend in Port Townsend
• Contract awarded for Nippon paper mill water treatment upgrades
• Nippon mill manager unworried, unaffected by Shelton biomass pullout
• Hearing for woman charged with vehicular homicide postponed until Friday
• Driver accused in fatal crash makes bail again; another hearing today
• Death Notices from Thu, 17 Mar 2011
• Port Angeles to extend First Street paving another block
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 17 Mar 2011
• Film portrays suffrage struggle of U.S. women
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 17 Mar 2011
• Port Angeles play spotlights fictional Shakespeare character
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 17 Mar 2011
• SPORTS: Sequim scores nine runs in first inning, beats Chimacum in softball; Chimacum baseball beats Kingston
• Carlsborg open house accepts comments on U.S. Highway 101 widening project
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Church members bless Port Townsend couple's boat
• SPORTS: Sequim holds off Chimacum 2-1 in boys soccer action; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: March Madness goes well with a little golf
• Things To Do from Wed, 16 Mar 2011
• Smorgasbord of services offered Thursday in Port Angeles to homeless, those at risk
• Washington state cuts funding for the developmentally disabled in Clallam County
• Students from Japanese sister city due to arrive in Port Townsend on Sunday
• Quake interrupts Sequim couple’s journey via Tokyo airport
• Port Angeles woman accused of witness-tampering in vehicular homicide case, rejailed
• Mandates to put pressure on rates, says Clallam PUD official
• Odyssey Bookshop celebrates 40 years
• Two Clallam County deputies assaulted during domestic violence call outside Sequim
• Radiation fears fuel run on stores in search for iodine products; officials say fears groundless
• Pricetag for Port Angeles waterfront plan soars
• Sequim City Council gives go-ahead for Guy Cole Convention Center remodeling
• Disaster in Japan -- see it all in photos, maps and video
• Tours, fashion shows, games prepared for Heritage Days in Port Townsend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 16 Mar 2011
• Inaugural gem, jewelry show debuts March 26-27 in Port Angeles
• Former Port Angeles gymnast cartwheels for a cause
• No-fly zone over damaged Japanese nuclear plant
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 15 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 15 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 15 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 15 Mar 2011
• Death Notices from Tue, 15 Mar 2011
• SPORTS: Port Townsend boys golf team beats North Mason 215-260
• Things To Do from Tue, 15 Mar 2011
• Nippon mill in Port Angeles might boost production because of Japan disaster
• Two Peninsula agencies collecting for Japan relief
• Issue of fish farm pens splits Jefferson commissioners, state Ecology
• Port Angeles’ Myers mum on job candidacy
• Park bus ban urged during dueling lavender festivals
• Clallam to consider endorsing Prevention Works! youth program
• Driver accused of vehicular homicide out of jail
• Best-selling author warmly received in town that inspired his bleak ‘Port Bonita’
• Acclaimed poet to bring her zip to college Tuesday
• Things To Do from Mon, 14 Mar 2011
• View live TV coverage direct from Japan here
• Port Angeles city manager a job hopeful in Missouri this week
• Bobbing buoy often confused with boater in distress
• New log cabin for Port Townsend Scouts clears big financial hurdle
• Hurricane Ridge sees rise in winter visitors
• Downtown Port Angeles street work ahead of schedule
• Bio-buggy to climb rocks, smell of french fries
• ‘What if this was us?’ Quake of Japanese magnitude headed here one day, experts say
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Things To Do from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Odyssey Bookshop celebrates 40th birthday
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Peninsula kin OK in Japan: Local residents wait, worry until finally making connection
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Weird tidal action seen in Port Angeles Harbor
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Secretary of state warns of scams in tsunami aid; here are well-known aid organizations
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Jaye and Freddie: Rescue creates bond that becomes a tradition
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: What’s in your boating first aid kit, anyway?
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Life on the edge: Former ranger finds wilderness home in West End
• Death Notices from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• BOYS SOCCER: Sequim defeats Port Angeles 3-0
• Tax exemptions discussed at town hall meeting in Carlsborg
• Tsunami illustrates tribes’ need for higher ground
• Port Townsend tells Van De Wege of education concerns
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: A BCS for high schools without the computer?
• Agnew-area man, 78, likely died of hypothermia, Seattle forensic pathologist says
• Port Angeles School Board to discuss action plan Monday
• PENINSULA COLLEGE SPORTS: First-year coach Von Vogt . . . what does he do for an encore?
• First of new Port Angeles directional signs expected next month
• ‘Twilight’ actress tweets her own ‘end’
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Sequim business owner reaches across the world
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Tsunami scare results in low waves, no damage on Peninsula
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Mar 2011
• Tsunami advisory canceled
• Port Angeles author’s debut novel has prestigious N.Y. publisher; her release reception today
• ‘Silents Are Golden’ in Port Townsend on Friday night
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Peninsula College Jazz Ensemble concert slated Wednesday
• Building Expo this weekend in Sequim
• Monster Japanese earthquake in region of Port Angeles sister city of Mutsu
• Globetrotting felt artist comes Sunday to Dungeness site
• 2ND UPDATE -- Tsunami swamps Hawaii beaches, damages two harbors in Northern California
• Jumping Mouse slates fundraiser in Port Angeles on Saturday
• 3rd UPDATE -- Tsunami warning prompts North Olympic Peninsula coastal evacuations — but waves are vigorous but small (with 2 photos)
• ‘Fantabulous Follies' to sing, dance in Port Townsend
• Peninsula's second medical marijuana dispensary opens
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Death Notices from Fri, 11 Mar 2011
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Spring light is just around the corner
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Mar 2011
• Olympic Medical Center pulmonologist published in nationwide medical journal
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Mar 2011
• Sequim’s planner resigns
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Mar 2011
• Workshops, classes, books among offerings this weekend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Mar 2011
• Lawsuit claims Olympic Medical Center destroyed upgrades to limit competition
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Mar 2011
• Tsunamis discussed at Port Angeles workshop
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Mar 2011
• New educational nonprofit gives grants to Neah Bay, Chimacum
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Mar 2011
• Kenmore survey asks about needs of Port Angeles business commuters
• Jefferson County Wellness and Safety Fair highlights health care
• Lawmakers to hold town hall meetings today in Port Townsend, Sequim
• Youth invited to Port Angeles Symphony’s ‘Grand Canyon Suite’ for free
• Port Townsend Film Institute receives anonymous $20,000 vow
• Nearly 300 items on block at Tides of March auction
• Eight nabbed by drug enforcement team
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 10 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 10 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 10 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 10 Mar 2011
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Get a live music fix across Peninsula
• OUTDOORS: Chinook quotas will be lower this year to protect weak salmon stocks
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Razor clam closure is not a surprise
• ‘Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom’ comes to Peninsula College stage
• Port Angeles man charged in investigation of third-degree child rape
• Woman pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide; alcohol level 3 times over limit, judge told
• Scary moment: Three-vehicle crash on U.S. 101 includes school bus
• Port Townsend schools’ financial straits leading to cost-cutting moves
• 1,200 Sequim-area residents to be surveyed by City Hall
• Kentucky resident to stand trial in killing of ex-Chimacum man
• High winds forecast for Port Townsend area, West End
• Death Notices from Thu, 10 Mar 2011
• Legislative session at halfway point — and budget deficit
• Save the trees, says one resident; get rid of them, say others
• Children in school bus safe after morning collision
• Unemployment spikes on Peninsula; post-yule falloff blamed
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Are you dangerously losing sleep because of nighttime Internet or TV?
• Treaty transfer program could shorten sentences of two ‘B.C. bud’ smugglers
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 09 Mar 2011
• Hearing set Thursday on statements made to police by accused teen in Port Angeles case
• Death Notices from Wed, 09 Mar 2011
• Port Angeles to begin installing ‘smart’ meters in May
• Marketing business via social media, Facebook topic of talk in Sequim
• Clallam County, public utility district ink sewer study agreement
• No decision on autopsy of Peninsula man, 78, found dead
• Port Angeles High School orchestras walk away winners at Oregon festival
• KAREN GRIFFITHS' HORSEPLAY COLUMN: Sequim student sets new district record
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Ex-Peninsula man gives the gift of music
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Column streak broken at 77 because of illness
• OUTDOORS: Kalaloch Beach closes for razor clams
• Clallam commissioners OK $15,000 to help with historical study of old city building
• Peninsula College men's basketball team wins Northwest championship, beats Pierce College 80-76
• Peninsula man discovers new species of seabird
• Hadlock Days' lawn mower races shift into higher gear
• Nurse killed in crash an ‘eternal optimist’ who loved North Olympic Peninsula
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 08 Mar 2011
• Death Notices from Tue, 08 Mar 2011
• Things To Do from Tue, 08 Mar 2011
• Port Angeles residents provide two squares a day to colony of feral felines on Ediz Hook [**GALLERY**]
• City Council swaps property for Port Townsend waterfront hotel resort
• Indian Island case could remain tied up in courts despite Supreme Court ruling
• Bail set at $100,000 in vehicular homicide case
• Sequim Citizen of Year cited by Obama for Rotary disaster relief efforts
• Adventurer shares plans with Port Angeles chamber audience
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: Peninsula College to play for league title in Kennewick tonight
• Bail set for man in case involving 13-mile pursuit
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gregoire's consolidation plans face opposition
• Suspected drunken driver kills Port Angeles nurse in two-truck crash
• Tsunami forums scheduled this week
• Marina repairs wrapped up in Port Hadlock; new owners ready to invest in renovations, new features
• Things To Do from Mon, 07 Mar 2011
• Jamestown S'Klallam launches online museum
• Deadline looms for districting master in Clallam County but no applications received yet
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team upsets No. 1-ranked Tacoma to advance to semifinals at NWAACC championships
• Gratitude expressed to community as family mourns Sequim man, 78, found dead;
• Japanese-American internment topic when Seattle poet reads Tuesday in Port Angeles
• 2 Jefferson County marinas are stops in Passport to Puget Sound promotion
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Bill would set tax to fund drug take-back program
• Race Equality Essay student winners honored in Port Angeles
• Celebrations to mark International Women’s Day across North Olympic Peninsula
• Helping those in need: a group effort/Guest columnist
• Outdoor classroom re-opens at Hamilton Elementary School
• Missing Clallam County man, 78, found dead near his car on River Road
• Tree removal part of old Lincoln School site renovation in Port Angeles
• West of Here: Book stirs local interest (see related story, above)
• Port Angeles woman acquitted of vehicular homicide, guilty of DUI
• West of Here: Author of Peninsula book uncertain of upcoming reception [See related story, below. With photo gallery]
• Hurricane Ridge snowplow crews make headway plowing drifts in parking lot
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Mar 2011
• Incumbent elected to Jefferson County Conservation District board
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Mar 2011
• Things To Do from Sun, 06 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Mar 2011
• One candidate files for Clallam County Conservation District election
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Mar 2011
• Pain at the pump: Peninsula motorists find ways to deal with higher gas prices
• Death Notices from Sun, 06 Mar 2011
• Peninsula Daily News enjoys rise in website visits
• PENINSULA WOMAN: 'Lunch Lady' ascends to director at Boys & Girls Clubs in Sequim, Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Mar 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: NFL owners, players continue talks -- is it a good sign?
• Rayonier site cleanup plan to take a little longer
• First Street work outlined for this week in Port Angeles
• Accused child rapist late to arraignment in Sequim
• Hamilton Elementary School principal to leave at end of year
• DAVID G. SELLARS' ON THE WATERFRONT COLUMN: Port Angeles-built dive-assist boat to join 5th Fleet
• Tidepools 2011 contest winners announced
• Wreck on U.S. Highway 101 near Forks knocks out power, Internet
• Proposal for ‘The Bubble’ floated again in Sequim
• Classic ‘Midsummer Night's Dream' screens Saturday in Port Townsend
• Port Angeles Speedway shuts down; financial difficulties to blame [**GALLERY**]
• North Olympic Land Trust to host work party, tour
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Singer Magness to bring blues to The Upstage
• ‘Deep-Song' at Port Angeles Fine Arts Center tonight
• SPORTS: Neah Bay's Drexler Doherty grows into more complete player
• Mardi Gras, dances this weekend on North Olympic Peninsula
• Deal makes Coho only Port Angeles-Victoria ferry. Victoria Express to focus on ecological tours (with 4-photo gallery)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 04 Mar 2011
• Death Notices from Fri, 04 Mar 2011
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team set for NWAACC tournament opener Saturday morning
• SPORTS: Neah Bay boys basketball team advances to state Class 1B semifinals for first time since 1986
• SPORTS: No. 1-ranked Colton too much for Neah Bay girls basketball team in state quarterfinals
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Agnew area man, 78, still missing; sheriff's deputies, Coast Guard comb area
• Things To Do from Fri, 04 Mar 2011
• Sequim Family Advocates soccer fundraiser set for playfields
• Port Angeles school superintendent’s contract extended for year
• Martin guitar representative 
to conduct workshop in Port Townsend
• Fallen branch fuels demands for tree removal in Port Townsend
• Peninsula College's Tidepools 2011 contest winners announced
• Border Patrol headquarters contract awarded; renovations of Eagle lodge planned
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: The Big 3-0 and some truly monster steelheads
• Overnight learning gives students maritime -- and life -- skills in Port Townsend
• Things To Do from Thu, 03 Mar 2011
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Spring is coming, live music is here, enjoy it all
• High winds cause widespread power outages on Peninsula [**GALLERY**]
• State Senate OKs changes to medical marijuana system
• Port Angeles man last seen Monday remains missing; sister asks for public's help
• Coast Guard helicopter medevacs ailing man from Canadian navy ship near Clallam Bay
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: U.S. unlikely to enter Libya militarily, Gates says
• Death Notices from Thu, 03 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 03 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 03 Mar 2011
• 68-year-old man found crushed under truck tire in Port Townsend
• Study to determine cost of old Port Angeles fire hall repair
• Prison workers protest conditions in Port Angeles, Forks
• William Shore Memorial Pool improvements discussed at Port Angeles chamber
• Volunteers sought for homeless services event
• ‘True blues’ musician Taj Mahal coming to Port Townsend
• ‘Insider Exclusive’ films segment on Sequim’s KSQM radio
• Clallam Bay water main repaired; public utility district urges customers to boil water
• Port Angeles council votes against hearing appeal of conditional shoreline development permits
• Clallam County deputies search for 78-year-old man
• Is it the flu? Maybe, maybe not
• Sequim city manager gets 5% ‘deferred compensation’ raise
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• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: 'Two and a Half Men' future uncertain
• Peninsula College slashes positions, programs
• Water Street work closes Port Townsend's busiest thoroughfare
• BIG winds expected today in western Clallam, Jefferson counties (also the B.C. coast)
• Death Notices from Wed, 02 Mar 2011
• Winds slam North Olympic Peninsula -- Power in PA's Deer Park area expected to be restored this afternoon
• Judge considering roundabout lawsuit filed against city of Port Townsend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 02 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 02 Mar 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 02 Mar 2011
• JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Woman rebuilds Victorian Festival
• Sequim's allocation to Boys & Girls Club is big cut from last year
• Port Angeles fugitive arrested in Seattle
• Clallam County backs grant for homeless veterans
• ‘Insight and wisdom and passion’: Retiring Sekiu airport overseer honored
• Box at Jefferson County Courthouse empty, but bomb squad visit raises questions
• Stevens Middle School principal is best in state; students cheer him at campus in Port Angeles
• Clallam Transit approves service cuts as it deals with budget gap
• Ecology suspends Dungeness water rule-making through this year
• Children with father after surviving wreck that killed their mom on Coyle Road
• Mayor: MV Chetzemoka almost didn’t happen for Port Townsend
• Have you seen this man? (Your help is needed)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 01 Mar 2011
• Death Notices from Tue, 01 Mar 2011
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• Oregon Shadow Theatre to perform ‘Thumbelina’ in Clallam Bay
• Journalist Edward R. Murrow topic of First Friday lecture in Port Townsend
• Jefferson County PUD logs $1-million-plus in expenses to transfer power authority
• Oscar fans don't let wind spoil party in Port Townsend [**GALLERY**]
• Oscars provide fine excuse for dressing up for party in Port Angeles [**GALLERY**]
• Playfields at Keeler Park a real possibility as family agrees to less passive use of land in Sequim
• Tree planting restores watershed, raises money [**GALLERY**]
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gingrich reportedly closer to presidential run
• Vote today for cutest pet
• SPORTS: Regionals nothing more than state without atmosphere
• SPORTS : Peninsula College men’s basketball team whips Shoreline for second seed to NWAACC championships
• Things To Do from Mon, 28 Feb 2011
• From Hollywood to Quilcene: Community center director tells of his life
• Lavender farmers group chooses artwork for summer fair in Sequim
• Economic and weather rebounds help home show in Port Angeles
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: State lawmakers pass slew of bills
• Skier lost on Klahane Ridge safe
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT COLUMN: Yacht testiment to good work done in PA
• More collaboration goal of Port Angeles Victoria officials
• SPORTS: Neah Bay girls and boys basketball teams earn trip to 1B Elite Eight state tournament
• Frozen ground broken for historical research facility in Port Townsend
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball team plays with top team for three quarters but falls in end, just missing Elite Eight state tournament
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Sequim woman finds place in a man's world . . . up on the roof
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team falls in state regionals to end season, just two minutes away from advancing
• Dog stolen from Humane Society in Port Angeles
• Comment being accepted on Elwha River fishing moratorium
• Death Notices from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• Blood donors needed, Puget Sound Blood Center says
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• Fuel cleanup south of Forks expected to finish today
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• Sequim seeks Human Resources director
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• Spay to Save to conduct its first clinic in Sequim today
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• Tides of March benefit auction set for March 12 in Port Townsend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• UFO ‘Truth Event' draws 100 people to Port Townsend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• New federal air pollution regulations a challenge for Nippon paper mill
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• Clallam County prison officers protest safety conditions
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• Sequim man charged with child rape
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• GOP will take over in 2012, state attorney general tells Jefferson Republicans
• Things To Do from Sun, 27 Feb 2011
• Port Townsend to celebrate Oscars in style
• Port Angeles to light up with glitter of Hollywood on Oscar night
• All about homes at two-day KONP Home Show in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles kindergarten registration begins in March
• State Attorney General Rob McKenna to be at Port Townsend gala event Saturday
• Sequim centenarian attributes long life to diet, exercise
• Grant helps renovate outdoor classroom at Hamilton Elementary School
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• Nature Conservancy to buy Clearwater River land
• Peninsula population pushes past 100,000 mark
• SPORTS: Port Angeles and Neah Bay boys and girls basketball teams charging toward state tournament
• Port Townsend volunteer wins state Jefferson Award
• Spilled diesel flows into wetlands, creek 25 miles south of Forks
• No snow today? Forecasters say clouds will clear, but cold will remain [**GALLERY**]
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 25 Feb 2011
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Delhi 2 Dublin brings its unusual blend of music to Port Angeles stage
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 25 Feb 2011
• Everett workers rejoice after Boeing picked for tanker contract
• Death Notices from Fri, 25 Feb 2011
• Report: Inmate says he deserves death in slaying of state corrections officer
• Things To Do from Fri, 25 Feb 2011
• 2011 halibut season looking strong on North Olympic Peninsula
• Drama, dancing and talks scheduled this weekend on Peninsula
• * * * UPDATE — School closures, other weather-related closures in Jefferson, Clallam for Friday * * *
• UFOs, Sasquatch topics of Port Townsend meeting
• Irrigation Festival pageant set Saturday in Sequim
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 24 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Thu, 24 Feb 2011
• JOHN NELSON’S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Peninsula has great live music
• Port Townsend benefit to fund math tutoring
• Foundation awards $12,500 for Port Angeles educational projects
• Quileute Tribal Council urges action on land acquisition, cell phone service
• Port Angeles man dies at Morse Creek S-curve in wreck during snowstorm
• Snow may cause delay of First Street work in Port Angeles
• Truck overturns, spills 3,500 gallons of fuel south of Forks
• Jefferson County focuses on public outreach, customer service
• Snowstorm pounds North Olympic Peninsula — and there's more to come [**GALLERY**]
• Port Angeles historical district meeting postponed
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 24 Feb 2011
• Death Notices from Thu, 24 Feb 2011
• Clallam County funds more mental health, drug treatment
• Peninsula College exhibit shows off talents of faculty, staff
• Jefferson County mulls net pen aquaculture rules
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Going for that handicap index
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 23 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 23 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 23 Feb 2011
• ‘Major arctic outbreak’ predicted on Peninsula
• Weather forecast postpones Water Street work in Port Townsend
• Official winter storm warning along Strait of Juan de Fuca from National Weather Service: "Heavy snow"
• PA Forward’s buy locally message spread at Port Angeles Business Association meeting
• JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Boot camp comes to middle school
• Fuel truck overturns south of Forks
• Things To Do from Wed, 23 Feb 2011
• Death Notices from Wed, 23 Feb 2011
• Sequim chamber honors volunteers for Citizen of the Year [**GALLERY**]
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 23 Feb 2011
• Like mom, Port Angeles student's achievement puts her in teacher's spot
• 2nd UPDATE -- Four American hostages, including Seattle couple, killed by pirates, U.S. military says
• U.S. Supreme Court turns down Washington state campaign disclosure challenge
• Things To Do from Tue, 22 Feb 2011
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team wins West Central District title for first time since 1999
• OUTDOORS: Sequim angler wins top prize at Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team finishes regular season undefeated at home
• Teacher learns, then teaches biotech to Port Angeles High School students
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Washington state workers rally to support unions
• Sequim Community Aid receives $3,000; chorus hits high note among donors
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys win district double-overtime thriller
• Farming by design: SpringRain bring interns into the field [**GALLERY**]
• Residents diving into water courses: Local watershed projects flow to Sound, beyond
• Volunteer earns a top Salvation Army award in Port Angeles
• 2nd UPDATE -- Earthquake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps 100 more
• Libya: Gadhafi vows to fight on, die a martyr
• Things To Do from Mon, 21 Feb 2011
• ‘Human cartoon' comes to Port Angeles Thursday
• Tutored students organize fundraiser at Upstage in Port Townsend
• Snow showers likely in lowland North Olympic Peninsula later this week
• Brinnon realty owner dies in one-car crash; wife in critical condition in Seattle hospital
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Change to park fee bill likely due to criticism
• Fashions, florals, food, more presented at annual bridal show in Port Angeles [**GALLERY**]
• SPORTS: Port Townsend angler atop salmon derby ladder
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball one win away from district title; other girls basketball district reports
• Port Angeles diver wins state championship, sets meet record and receives All-American status
• Bridal show in Port Angeles today offers fashions shows, array of vendors for one-stop experience
• MV Coho gets a makeover; concessions getting upgrades [**Video**]
• Swain’s Outdoor fades Monday, but other stores acquiring some brands
• Port Angeles can’t reach deal to open private parking lot during stormwater project
• Lone survivor in 2010 Coast Guard helicopter crash recalls horrific day
• Lab tests awaited on swans found dead in Dungeness Valley
• New book commemorates Jamestown S'Klallam tribe's phenomenal rise in just 30 years
• Port Angeles’ $10 million check to stay uncashed while sewerage project challenged
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 20 Feb 2011
• Ex-assisted-living owner seeking a dismissal of theft, money-laundering case in Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 20 Feb 2011
• Clinton man convicted of first-degree child rape
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 20 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Sun, 20 Feb 2011
• Death Notices from Sun, 20 Feb 2011
• Walk the red carpet: Oscar galas to be staged in Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Fishing boat repaired in Port Angeles has notorious past, better future
• Water company with only seven customers charged with 105 violations, fined
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball team within a win of state playoffs; other boys basketball district results
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams split with Edmonds; final home games Monday night
• SPORTS: Cristion of Port Angeles leads all area wrestlers with a fourth-place state finish
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Moment matters at Mat Classic state championships
• Interns from near and far help Port Angeles police
• SPORTS: First day of Mat Classic XXIII takes toll on North Olympic Peninsula wrestling contingent
• Port Angeles may kill appeal on sewage overflow project
• Everybody in Port Townsend: Read this book
• Search for Sequim planning director to begin next week
• Like? Port Angeles City Hall to enter online social media
• Seattle expert to lead youth suicide prevention lecture in Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Fri, 18 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Feb 2011
• Hospital upgrades with three new ventilators
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Feb 2011
• Judge to rule on Elwha River rock quarry appeal
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Feb 2011
• Olympic Medical Center welcomes new health care providers
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 18 Feb 2011
• Death Notices from Fri, 18 Feb 2011
• In clash of barred owl vs. spotted owl, let Nature be the judge / Guest columnist
• Uncommon elements blend for harmonic healing
• Weather no obstacle to weekend activities
• SPORTS: Grahn, Cristion highlight strong area group going to state wrestling this weekend
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team rips Olympic to advance to state playoffs for first time in seven years
• SPORTS: Port Angeles diver aims to win state 2A title and set meet scoring record this weekend
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert’s five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Salmon derby is bigger and better than ever
• Section of Port Townsend’s main street to be closed for month
• SPORTS: It’s a Knowles family affair for Port Angeles girls basketball team
• Death Notices from Thu, 17 Feb 2011
• Port Angeles downtown merchants vote to try daytime construction dig
• State worker Gaydeski remembered for his volunteer service to Forks community
• Storm damage spurs emergency declaration for Clallam, 16 other counties
• Things To Do from Thu, 17 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 17 Feb 2011
• Lavender veteran picked to head growers association
• Chetzemoka’s brush with shoals stirs thoughts of backup ferries
• TV writer-turned-author uses Port Townsend as setting for ‘tween’ novel
• Port Townsend cable, phone service could go out for short time Friday; pole fragment to be removed
• Model bridges of Popsicle sticks can hold 400 pounds or more
• MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Will razor clam population bounce back at Kalaloch Beach?
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team loses a 199-point shootout with Whatcom
• SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles boys basketball teams are a win away from state after winning district games Wednesday night
• Sequim Planning Commission might slim down because of recruitment woes
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• Death Notices from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: It was windy and cold for first day of Arctic Open in Port Townsend
• MATT SCHUBERT’S PREP NOTES: Port Townsend girls basketball coach wants to switch leagues from Olympic to Nisqually; other playoff news
• Bond sale starts Hadlock sewer project; seen as economic benefit
• SPORTS: Neah Bay girls basketball advances to state while boys team knocked into consolation; Quilcene girls stay alive; other playoff reports
• Quilcene finishing do-it-yourself community improvement talks
• SPORTS: Early registration cost still available for Port Townsend’s Rhody Run
• Kessler testifies against parks bill posed by former seat mate Van De Wege
• JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Bidding the chef a farm farewell
• Stumped? Try a chain-saw ladybug sculpture
• Today's ferry sailings out of Port Townsend to be announced after vessel's ‘soft grounding'
• Sequim looking at tightening sign ordinance -- but how much?
• Port Angeles Symphony’s Applause! auction changed up for 2011
• Investigation launched into West End death of DNR worker, member of prominent Gaydeski family
• Port Angeles merchants to vote on day or night First Street dig
• Downtown Port Angeles compromise over when to do First Street pipeline dig
• Clallam County funds mental health, drug treatment
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• Teen arrested for apparent arson at highway weigh station
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• ‘Final Forest’ author to read, talk, sign book in Forks today
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 16 Feb 2011
• Jefferson recommends renewal of its public defender contract
• Citizens must act to keep services, county administrator tells Jefferson County chamber
• "Final Forest" author at reading, book signing in Forks on Wednesday
• Airline sees 21% decrease in Port Angeles passenger traffic
• Update: State DNR worker killed in forest south of Forks
• From conclaves to concerts: Sequim park board member pushes for revamp of Sequim's Guy Cole Convention Center to music venue
• Port Angeles city officials to meet with downtown retailers over First Street construction project again
• Olympic park’s dam removal kickoff event up for $20,000 grant
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 15 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 15 Feb 2011
• Death Notices from Tue, 15 Feb 2011
• SPORTS: Playoffs resume Tuesday night for some area boys and girls basketball teams
• Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau board welcomes new members
• CHRISTI BARON'S WEST END NEIGHBOR: Inspiration from a feathered friend
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Bill aims to make cougar-hunting with dogs permanent
• Things To Do from Tue, 15 Feb 2011
• As Clallam County Courthouse renovation winds down, third change order requested
• Port Angeles agency steps toward dock upgrades; Black Ball Ferry Line may receive $8 million in bonds
• Accused rapist's successful appeal leads to new charges in Clallam County
• Young artists win honors at Sequim museum (***GALLERY***)
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Palin hires campaign chief of staff
• Gusty winds in Port Townsend, Forks areas
• Death and Memorial Notice from Mon, 14 Feb 2011
• Cupcakes 'just enough' for sweet treat in Port Townsend
• Things To Do from Mon, 14 Feb 2011
• Flute-tabla concert Friday brings together India, South Africa, Port Angeles (***GALLERY***)
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Senators addressing misuse of welfare
• Complainant says he's found 'smoking gun' showing Jefferson County official pushed too hard for proposition
• From walkable to livable, Sequim residents hear proposals for downtown (***GALLERY***)
• Railroads gone, but left mark on Peninsula; train lines often determined a town's status (***GALLERY***)
• Port Angeles Coast Guard helicopter helps in search for kayaker at Lake Washington
• Student-staged talent show raises $3,500 for ailing Port Angeles man
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Centenarian gets new life in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Port Angeles wins two boys swimming district crowns; Sequim sends divers to state
• SPORTS: Port Angeles' Cristion, Forks' Grahn win regional wrestling titles
• Jamestown S'Klallam tribe travels 'long trail' in short time; 30th anniversary of federal recognition celebrated [**Gallery**]
• SPORTS: Neah Bay boys basketball team begins state run with blowout victory; other boys basketball playoff reports
• Port Townsend said to be open to alternative energy ideas
• SPORTS: Port Angeles gymnastics team is sending two to state
• McKenna on Peninsula, slams individual mandate in health care law
• SPORTS: Neah Bay girls basketball team a win away from reaching state tournament; other girls basketball playoff reports
• Port Angeles downtown merchants object to daylight construction work
• MATT SCHUBERT'S PREP NOTES: Getting it wrong on many levels
• Two boys charged with arson in fire at old farmhouse
• Lecture to tell of living off nearshore before Elwha dams
• Sleeping driver hits fence, reverses, hits restaurant -- just a long day at work, deputy says
• Traffic curbed on Port Angeles street where water main broke
• 20-plus years of the northern spotted owl rules: Last-chance effort to save species starts this month
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Innkeeper writes to inspire others to share compassion
• Olympic National Park growing nature's 'defenders' for Elwha River restoration
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 13 Feb 2011
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gas prices highest ever for middle of February
• Snow advisory issued for Olympic Mountains
• UPDATE: Winds in Port Townsend-Diamond Point areas today
• Death Notices from Sat, 12 Feb 2011
• StreamFest to be redesigned to emphasize outreach by North Olympic Land Trust; smorgasbord, silent auction to be dropped
• Drivers can get virtual chance at being drunk, texting while behind wheel Saturday
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Be mine, the old-fashioned way -- at the MAC
• Port Angeles, Victoria councils to discuss tourism
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Feb 2011
• Court hearing for teen mom continued; psychologist says girl knew rights when she waived them
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Feb 2011
• Man sentenced to 17 months for indecent liberties
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 11 Feb 2011
• Valentine events, talks highlight Peninsula's weekend
• Death Notices from Fri, 11 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Fri, 11 Feb 2011
• Clallam County's Museum at the Carnegie goes to smaller displays; firefighters, dams among subjects
• Warm up for Valentine's Day: Red Wine & Chocolate Tour slated on North Olympic Peninsula
• Talent show to benefit pastor set tonight; Port Angeles High School, community acts to take stage
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys and girls basketball teams both lose sub-district seeding games
• Buddhist monk to visit; learn about generosity, abundance Saturday in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball team wins emotional game against rivals and friends from Chimacum after a tragedy in the Cowboy family; Port Townsend boys eliminated
• MV Coho back on Victoria run this morning, but galley project curbs food service
• Quilcene activist describes Cairo during protests
• Water main repaired after rupturing in southeast Port Angeles
• Sequim chamber director quits -- reluctantly
• Olympic National Park visitation statistics skewed by faulty traffic counters, officials say
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby already creating a lot of buzz
• Nature Conservancy buys Dabob Bay land to preserve it
• The Toggery clothing store in Port Angeles put up for sale
• Jamestown S'Klallam tribal chairman outlines Salish Village vision for old Rayonier mill site
• Water conservation plan involving voluntary contributions pitched for Clallam County
• Many recall friendliness, skills of Port Angeles businessman Harvey Gray III
• Counterfeit collector coins from China show up in Port Angeles
• Port Angeles' First Street to be dug up in daytime, completed earlier than scheduled
• Port of Port Townsend considers proposals for old Landfall Restaurant site
• Splinter lavender group plans to base fair in Sequim park while rival festival downtown
• Appeals court reverses rape conviction
• Levy passed, Port Townsend foundation raising more money for schools
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Lawmaker wants to lower school board voting age to 14
• PREP BASKETBALL: Port Townsend beats Orting to advance to Tri-Districts
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 10 Feb 2011
• PREP NOTES: Lots of student spirit this week; look for key games to determine teams' futures tonight
• Death Notices from Thu, 10 Feb 2011
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula women lose to Skagit Valley
• Sunken boat pulled from Sol Duc River near Forks
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula men out-rebound Skagit Valley, tie for first place
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Live music lives
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: More actions in addition to Lake Sutherland fishing reprieve
• Jefferson County voter turnout over 57 percent
• New Sequim playfields becoming a reality
• Things To Do from Thu, 10 Feb 2011
• Doppler construction set in March; system will upgrade forecast for North Olympic Peninsula
• Victory margins widen in Wednesday ballot count for Clallam County property tax levies
• North Olympic Peninsula, Victoria shaken by small earthquake in San Juans
• Sequim senior apartment complex construction on hold
• Clallam County citizen urges study of consolidation of law enforcement agencies
• Chimacum school levy wins with almost 60% of vote
• Clallam County amends road plan for bridge repairs
• Logs key to Elwha River restoration, fish and wildlife managers say
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team finishes regular season perfect in Olympic League
• Death Notices from Wed, 09 Feb 2011
• Port Angeles school levy cartwheels to victory
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 09 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 09 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 09 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Wed, 09 Feb 2011
• Passion for Salish art and tradition on display, shared at college gallery
• SPORTS: Chimacum girls basketball to play Port Townsend in loser-out game Thursday; Forks and Chimacum boys eliminated
• No oil sheen apparent in marine sanctuary
• Sequim planner talks about downtown plan
• MICHAEL CARMAN's GOLF COLUMN: Chimacum graduate to take over at Discovery Bay Golf Club
• Transit sales tax measure close to win in Jefferson County
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats Sequim in boys basketball, both teams will host playoff games Thursday night
• Landslide win for Port Townsend schools levy
• Sequim chamber announces finalists for annual awards
• Man convicted in double murder files appeal
• Planned closures, repairs of Discovery Trail discussed
• 'We're celebrating': Quillayute Valley school levy passes
• Elections on transit tax, school levies end tonight in Jefferson County
• Elections ending tonight for Port Angeles, Quillayute property tax levy measures
• Oil sheen from sunken boat dissipates off Peninsula coast
• Pilot channel removes Elwha River 'plug' above reservoir
• PDN accepting entries for cutest pet contest
• Federal judge upholds state's building energy rules, rejects BIAW lawsuit
• Sign up for Andrew May's Garden Bus to the garden show in Seattle on Feb. 23
• Rare western gray whale reaches Oregon coast
• High school to dedicate talent show proceeds to aneurysm patient
• Owls vs. owls: Killing barred owls might be proposed to help spotted owls
• Clallam to consider new shelter pact with Humane Society
• 2nd UPDATE -- North Olympic Peninsula, Victoria shaken by small earthquake in San Juans
• 'Oh No!' turns to 'oh, yes' in artist's children's book
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 08 Feb 2011
• Clallam receives drug prevention grant
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 08 Feb 2011
• Hearing in teen mom's murder case moved to Thursday
• Death Notices from Tue, 08 Feb 2011
• Recent teen suicides prompt Port Angeles schools to plan session for parents
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 08 Feb 2011
• SPORTS: Port Angeles 1966 boys basketball team, second in state, will be feted at tonight's game against Sequim
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys and girls basketball teams sweep Orting, sets up showdown with Vashon Island tonight
• Centrum planning series of concerts to offset state budget cuts
• Qwest presents grant to KinderKids; Boys & Club program will be able to expand
• Women rule inaugural fitness challenge in Sequim
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Senate OKs unemployment tax relief, benefit extension
• Port Townsend City Council discusses coordination with county at retreat
• Study will find out if Lake Crescent salmon one of a kind
• Shop ships tastes of Olympic Peninsula to outside world
• Port Townsend to begin enforcement sandwich-sign code; 49 visits to businesses slated
• Brinnon, Quilcene school districts eye merging superintendents jobs
• Clallam homeless population down but increase seen in those on the brink
• Bigger and brighter: Program pairs Peninsula youths with mentors (***GALLERY***)
• Bucking the trend: Fee revenue rises at Olympic National Park
• Public will get chance to comment on Sequim's proposals for downtown
• Huge memorial service on Tuesday for slain corrections officer
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Attendance limited in symposium in Port Townsend next month
• Death Notices from Mon, 07 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Mon, 07 Feb 2011
• Three-mile sheen spotted in vicinity where boat sank off Pacific coast
• SPORTS: Rough day on mat for Port Angeles at sub-regionals; other reports for sub-regionals for Port Townsend, Sequim and Forks
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Author deals with Vietnam War through novel, artwork
• SPORTS: Bellevue sweeps Peninsula College basketball teams
• SUPER BOWL SPECIAL: Port Angeles family holds ownership shares in Green Bay Packers
• SPORTS: Bremerton Knights drop Port Townsend in finale; other girls basketball reports
• SPORTS: Kingston knocks off Sequim in boys basketball action; other boys basketball reports
• Low prices stir buyer's market in Peninsula real estate, brokers say
• Port Angeles dog park committee formed
• Arson suspected in U.S. Highway 101 weigh station fire
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Van De Wege proposes state parks visitor fees
• Peninsula Daily News sees big bump in Web traffic
• Craigslist transaction too good to be true -- it's a scam, Port Angeles couple realizes
• Habitat's selection of Quilcene a 'real windfall'
• Historic Fairview Grange reinventing itself (***GALLERY***)
• Teen found dead from hanging near Peabody Creek in Port Angeles, an apparent suicide
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Sun, 06 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Feb 2011
• Limited fishing to be allowed in Lake Sutherland
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Feb 2011
• Pedestrian, 88, hit by car in Sequim dies of injuries
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 06 Feb 2011
• Death Notices from Sat, 05 Feb 2011
• UPDATED -- State Fish and Wildlife Commission give partial reprieve to fishing in Lake Sutherland
• Four compete for Irrigation Festival crown; pageant is Feb. 26
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Hurricane Ridge needs more snow
• Quilt stitches together memories of Sequim pioneers
• Peninsula conservation district board elections coming; candidate filing period remains open in Clallam
• City awards contract for stormwater project; amount less than expected
• Forks man sentenced to 25 years in prison for murder
• Coast Guard rescues five from sinking boat
• State OKs process for transferring East Jefferson electrical service from PSE to PUD
• Death Notices from Fri, 04 Feb 2011
• Bowls for food event Saturday; ceramic painting will aid food bank
• Things To Do from Fri, 04 Feb 2011
• Olympic Medical Center tries to turn down the volume
• Chinese New Year celebration, doll show, other events highlight this weekend
• Longtime Forks educator leaves Quillayute Valley board
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• Clallam prosecutor can stay on evidence-theft case with husband as potential witness, judge rules
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys and girls basketball teams sweep North Mason, prepare for Sequim
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Laughing is a good habit in 'Nunsense'
• Clallam County Historical Society to teach people how to take oral histories
• Mother, daughter yoga class slated
• Sequim students perform comedy sketches
• SPORTS: Port Angeles hosts 2A wrestling sub-regionals; basketball teams gear up for playoffs
• Sweet comedy to raise funds for Kiwanis Camp near Chimacum
• Port Townsend School Board shuffle assured: Two members say they won't seek re-election
• Things To Do from Thu, 03 Feb 2011
• Special election ballot return rate at 34 % in Port Angeles, more than 30% in Forks
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Celebrating life while saying goodbye
• Artwork auction to benefit Plant-A-Thon; 5,000 trees to be planted starting Saturday
• Port Angeles cuts fluoride in water; Forks next?
• Inmate allegedly attacks Clallam jail deputy
• SPORTS: Clallam Bay rallies to nip Crescent on the road in boys basketball action; Port Angeles JV girls upset previously undefeated Neah Bay
• Clallam Transit meetings today
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's basketball team rips Olympic; Rangers shade Pirates in women's basketball
• Directional sign makers given another week to submit bids for Port Angeles project
• $100 worth of food, beer, wine consumed by alleged squatter at Port Angeles home
• Peninsula trumpeter swan pelted with shot, killed; five dead since November
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Boaters beware of area rivers
• Red Ranch Inn in Sequim closed
• State regulators OK transfer of PSE's Jefferson County electrical system to PUD for $103 million
• EcoFarm names Sequim organic farmer Nash a steward of sustainable agriculture
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 03 Feb 2011
• Frustrated Quilcene-area residents urge economic action
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 03 Feb 2011
• More than 43% of voters return ballots in Jefferson County
• Death Notices from Thu, 03 Feb 2011
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball smashes North Kitsap; Port Townsend boys come from behind to beat North Mason and stay alive for playoffs
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Lawmakers want more security on northern border
• SPORTS: Jessica Madison breaks school scoring record as the Port Angeles girls basketball team rips North Kitsap
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR: Admirers say goodbye to an Old Fort Townsend park fixture
• SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball team pounds North Mason; other prep reports
• Habitat for Humanity to reveal Quilcene expansion plans
• SPORTS: Confusing boys and girls basketball district playoff seedings are explained
• MV Coho's maintenance hiatus extended three days; car-passenger ferry to Victoria back Feb. 11
• City Council gives nod to Port Angeles waterfront beautification plan
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 02 Feb 2011
• U.S. 101-Deer Park underpass moves to right-of-way acquisition
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 02 Feb 2011
• State Ecology OKs most of Jefferson County shoreline plan
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 02 Feb 2011
• Got a slogan for new Port Townsend radio station?
• Death Notices from Wed, 02 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 02 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Wed, 02 Feb 2011
• Clallam County shoreline update draws fears, criticism; commissioner defends efforts
• Clallam commissioner urges public, private sectors to work together
• Sequim council, advisory boards have wide-ranging talks
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Tiger's resort for super rich folds; builder's golf tournament all set
• Clallam victim-witness coordinator fired
• Dogs attack Sequim pedestrian and pet
• CHRISTI BARON'S WEST END NEIGHBOR: Happy 100th birthday to an ex-Forks fashionista
• Empty downtown Port Angeles department story building discounted at $950,000
• Talks continue on forming co-op variety store in Port Townsend
• Historic Cliff Swain photo collection sold to unidentified buyer
• Port Angeles full of projects this year, city manager says
• Port Townsend Farmers Market named best in Washington state
• 86-year-old U.S. 101 bridge to be exposed to heavy debris once Elwha dams removed
• Shoe lodged beneath gas pedal sends car from wash to woods
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 01 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 01 Feb 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 01 Feb 2011
• Things To Do from Tue, 01 Feb 2011
• Sounds resonate, allowing 'Rest in Restless Times' Friday in Port Townsend
• Labor council spokesman to speak to Clallam County Democrats
• Volunteers drive success of Streamkeepers, Clallam County commissioners told
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Multibillion-dollar shortfall faces Legislature
• Twilight-themed eatery closes its doors in Forks
• Port Angles Fine Arts Center seeks submissions for Strait Art 2011
• Peninsula College sets another enrollment record
• Things To Do from Mon, 31 Jan 2011
• Retreating into one's art: Journals 'a safe place to play,' workshop attendees know (***GALLERY***)
• Top citizen, business leader honored by Jefferson County chamber (***GALLERY***)
• Officials seek answers in strangulation death of prison guard in Monroe
• Death Notices from Mon, 31 Jan 2011
• Forks pool on track to reopen with fitness center through public-private partnership
• Decking the old fire hall: Port Angeles Garden Club pulls weeds, helps clean up Lincoln Street structure
• SPORTS: Neah Bay stomps Lopez Island in boys basketball
• Weekend's buzz word is beer as Strange Brewfest attracts crowd to Port Townsend event
• Bill would allow samples of beer, wine at farmers markets
• Obama? Bon Jovi? Redford? Olympic National Park seeks big names to celebrate start of dam removals
• Young Artist Competition winners announced
• Three rescued from raging Sol Duc River; drift boat snagged on rocks
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Port Townsend resident has her eye on a green future
• Baroque pipe organ to make debut today after four-year construction
• Portholes to history: Amazing maritime photos collected by Swain's patriarch exposed for sale [**Gallery**]
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Forks wins two close ones
• Sickness, health at fine arts center in Port Angeles
• Baroque pipe organ to make debut today after four-year construction
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Port Angeles' Madison pushes toward brother's record as girls team wins
• MATT SCHUBERT'S PREP NOTES: What constitutes an assist in basketball? You be the judge
• Homeless census-takers find places where people vanished
• Death Notices from Sun, 30 Jan 2011
• WANTED: A few good Clallam County heroes!
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 30 Jan 2011
• Port Townsend native draws raves for one-woman show in Seattle
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 30 Jan 2011
• Sign makers say deadline too tight for new Port Angeles directional signs
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 30 Jan 2011
• Former Camp Fire director agrees to repay money she took from coffers
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 30 Jan 2011
• Peninsula well-kept secret, magazine contest shows
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 30 Jan 2011
• WANTED: A few good Jefferson County heroes!
• Jefferson Citizen of the Year and Business Leader of the Year to be named today
• Bounty records tell story of Clallam's past
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Mubarak pressured in Egypt by domestic rebellion involving tens of thousands
• Hearing postponed for victim-witness coordinator charged with misdemeanor assault
• Fire destroys unoccupied mobile home
• Support lukewarm for Port Townsend's bid to be magazine's coolest small town
• Lectures, concerts set on Peninsula this weekend
• Brain-dead Port Angeles man disconnected from life support; investigation of arrest incident to be completed next month
• Evidence theft case can proceed to trial, Clallam County judge rules
• Dental clinic for low-income residents to close next month
• Study to examine Peninsula's potential for renewable energy
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Sounds of bluegrass to ring out for Snowgrass benefit concert
• Death Notices from Fri, 28 Jan 2011
• Coping with a tragedy: Father tells of son's suicide in hopes of helping others
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 28 Jan 2011
• MARTHA M. IRELAND: Bills introduced in Olympia run hot, cold
• Things To Do from Fri, 28 Jan 2011
• Trio performs in Port Townsend to benefit Uganda AIDS orphans
• Strange Brewfest begins tonight in new Port Townsend venue
• Sequim council discusses eastward expansion of water, sewer service
• Forks residents complain of cable outages
• Port Angeles school levy gains 7 groups' support
• SPORTS: Port Angeles rips Olympic in wrestling; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Time of year for wild steelhead fishing
• Quileute elect tribal council; exit from tsunami zone a top priority
• Paradise Theatre School recognizes volunteer
• Two Port Angeles police officers promoted
• Few attend so Port Angeles dog park meeting rescheduled
• Shane Park shooting plea deal reached; prison might be avoided
• Environmental group appeals Port Angeles sewage overflow plan
• Lavender documents delivered in wake of split in Sequim
• Port Angeles man who collapsed while restrained by police declared legally brain dead
• Forks ponders what dawn will break after Twilight hype wanes
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Social Security fund now seen to be empty by 2037
• Expected support absent for changing Jefferson County to charter system
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Last chance for steelhead fishing
• Chimacum grad returns home to film movie about post-high school paths
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Sequim wrestlers win dual meet
• COLLEGE HOOPS: Peninsula men rally to win thriller against Shoreline
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 27 Jan 2011
• Death Notices from Thu, 27 Jan 2011
• Things To Do from Thu, 27 Jan 2011
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Bluegrass, blues, band reunion treat Peninsula
• Dicks stands behind Obama's State of the Union call for non-defense discretionary spending freeze
• SPORTS: Bremerton beats Port Angeles with half-court shot at buzzer in boys basketball; other boys hoops reports
• Legal showdown over Port Townsend roundabout could be near
• SPORTS: Kingston holds off Port Townsend girls basketball team; other girls hoops reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Oh baby, what a bad shot
• Victim-witness coordinator charged with misdemeanor assault
• Paul Allen Foundation grants help small press, library in Port Townsend
• Roundabouts mentioned in Port Townsend transportation plan looking forward 15 years
• Special free class for those with loved ones with mental illness
• Rival lavender groups clash over documents in Sequim
• Port Angeles woman plans her own party to celebrate 100th birthday
• Clallam County receives federal grant for marine patrol vessel
• Winning playwrights of one-act competition to be honored Friday in Port Townsend
• Clallam Transit service cuts on the table
• Chimacum garage fire quickly brought under control
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 26 Jan 2011
• Clallam County voters return ballots in two school levy questions
• Death Notices from Wed, 26 Jan 2011
• Nearly 20 percent of Jefferson County ballots already returned for Feb. 8 special election
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: 'Seriously Funny Songs' to be Upstaged
• Port Angeles pool 'has a lot of life in it'
• Things To Do from Wed, 26 Jan 2011
• Here are the Oscar nominees
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 25 Jan 2011
• Death Notices from Tue, 25 Jan 2011
• SPORTS: Clallam Bay boys basketball team holds off physical Port Angeles C team; Crescent rallies to beat Sequim JV squad
• Group to pursue grants for Civic Field fixes; tax levy bid on back burner
• Woodworking school has economic, historical value, Chamber of Commerce told
• Sting nails three stores reportedly selling alcohol to minors
• Clallam prosecutors drop medical marijuana case
• Port of Port Angeles writes off half-million dollars as Harbor-Works loan loss, awards board members
• Harpist still barred from playing on Port Townsend ferry
• State seeks to expand apprenticeship program on Peninsula
• Keepping what Port Angeles has is focus of park master plan
• Sequim wastewater plant operater named section president
• Eating options expand as two restaurants open in Port Townsend
• Students, Habitat for Humanity form 'win-win partnership' in Port Townsend
• Park sets up logo licensing system for Elwha River restoration
• Filmmaker tells story of sculptor's 2,501 pieces honoring those who left pueblo to find work
• Bear Creek couple's 'Price is Right' 50th anniversary trip fruitful for family friend (***GALLERY***)
• Encore presentation of 'Elwha Power' set Tuesday
• Unconditional love, talents of game farm owners recalled at celebration of lives (***GALLERY***)
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Bikers seek relief from unnecessary traffic stops
• Things To Do from Mon, 24 Jan 2011
• North Olympic Peninsula selected as one of top 41 to visit
• Man stabbed with two-pronged, steak-carving fork for allegedly refusing to move out
• Clallam barns reminders of farming past
• Wounded bald eagle said to be healing well
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Using both heart, mind to teach her students
• PREP SPORTS: Port Angeles girls stay unbeaten in league with win over Port Townsend
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Port Angeles boys beat Port Townsend 48-36
• Victoria Express sets weekend runs as MV Coho goes on two-week maintenance break after this morning's run
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula beats Everett easily
• Idea floated in Port Townsend to replace defunct Swain's Outdoor with mercantile co-op
• Memorial for Olympic Game Farm's Beebes today
• Property tax levy broached to fix Civic Field in Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 23 Jan 2011
• Tollycraft lovers honor founder, talk about boats
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 23 Jan 2011
• Juan de Fuca Festival of Arts to be more compact, have fewer performers this year
• Celebration of life for Olympic Game Farm's Beebes today from Sun, 23 Jan 2011
• Things To Do from Sun, 23 Jan 2011
• Discount on advance tickets for Juan de Fuca Festival
• Relics from Elwha River dams' powerhouses seen as historical treasures [**Gallery**]
• Sequim council discusses city's future during two-day retreat
• Massive dam tear-down start only eight months away; Montana contractor looks over project, housing prospects
• Prosecution failed in providing evidence to Stenson defense, judge says -- but not enough to escape conviction and death row
• Clallam County Courthouse upgrades on schedule
• Master boat builder Tollefson to celebrate 100th birthday with many of his admirers
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sat, 22 Jan 2011
• Homeless programs on Peninsula get HUD funds
• Jefferson County chamber to honor citizen of year, business leaders
• For North Olympic Peninsula fans of Bears-Packers — Is this Sunday's game the biggest one ever?
• Ballots for Feb. 8 special election in mail to Clallam County voters
• Both lanes of Highway 112 outside Neah Bay now open after mudslide
• Jefferson County voters receiving ballots for Feb. 8 special election
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 21 Jan 2011
• Legislation would refine state's medical marijuana system
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 21 Jan 2011
• Port Angeles man plaintiff in national health care lawsuit that also includes 26 states
• Things To Do from Fri, 21 Jan 2011
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Peninsula College cinema series kicks off with French film
• Forks High School drama students present 'Tracks' (***GALLERY***)
• Talks, shows, other events this weekend on Peninsula
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys swimming team wins league dual-meet title by swamping North Kitsap; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Ridge Rally for hardy skiers on Sunday
• Seal to sea after parking itself on Port Angeles beach for almost two weeks
• Lavender Festival director leaves one group for the other
• Ideas for Port Townsend development airing at community meetings
• Peninsula hospitals to visit potential affiliates' facilities
• Clallam community development director lays off building official, fire marshal; takes over duties
• Dual Sequim lavender festivals this summer: Splinter group announces plans for tours, crafts site
• Dump trucks busy clearing mudslide debris on state Highway 112 near Neah Bay
• Sequim council to evaluate itself, set priorities at weekend retreat
• Unemployment inches up on Peninsula
• Study says Peninsula has plenty of wood for biomass facilities
• State appeal filed against Nippon biomass plan; foes await summer hearing on Port Townsend mill biomass upgrade
• Marrowstone Island Citizen of Year recipient keeps folks in touch
• Students stuck in tree safely brought back to Earth
• Death Notices from Thu, 20 Jan 2011
• Victim's mother shows compassion as teen sentenced for Halloween candy theft
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 20 Jan 2011
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Soothe Seahawk sorrows with music
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 20 Jan 2011
• Out of the ashes: Burned landmark motel on U.S. 101 nearly ready to reopen
• Things To Do from Thu, 20 Jan 2011
• Two children questioned about fire in abandoned Sequim farmhouse
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's basketball team stays hot with a win against Edmonds; the Pirates women fall
• SPORTS: Port Townsend sweeps archrival Chimacum in boys and girls basketball; other prep reports
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Area residents battle against Lake Sutherland fishing closure
• 'Cheer' for Sequim by voting online
• Interim director leading WSU Extension in Jefferson County
• 2 new businesses optimistic about Port Townsend, their futures (***GALLERY***)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 19 Jan 2011
• North Olympic Peninsula health officials prepare for flu season
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 19 Jan 2011
• Decision on Sequim planning director position due next month
• Death Notices from Wed, 19 Jan 2011
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: A perfect fit for Victorian lovers
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team pounds Olympic; Port Townsend and Sequim boys both win and other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Wading through exempt status of PGA Tour
• Port Townsend-made movie to debut this weekend
• Wanted man arrested in home following 90-minute standoff
• Things To Do from Wed, 19 Jan 2011
• Motorcyclist involved in head-on collision making slow, painful recovery
• Port Townsend public authority to examine if it can run Fort Worden park in future
• Clallam commissioners make board appointments
• Bus driver doesn't stand around at bus stops: Push-ups keep him fit
• Take a spectacular ride to Hurricane Ridge (guest column)
• 'B.C. bud' importers sentenced after West End landing
• Bomb found at parade in Spokane was sophisticated, would have caused many casualties
• A place to try out your stuff: Several venues in Port Townsend invite performances
• Laser incidents soar, threaten planes, according to FAA
• Shopping center space offers Sequim City Hall some wiggle room
• Environmental groups appeal Port Angeles paper mill's biomass project to state
• Death Notice from Tue, 18 Jan 2011
• Things To Do from Tue, 18 Jan 2011
• Maier Hall taking shape at Peninsula College (***GALLERY***)
• Iron Mountain quarry meetings in works
• Organizers preparing for homeless counts in Clallam, Jefferson counties
• Old-timey radio drama draws listener accolades
• New building to start rising at Forks High School by end of month
• Dog trainer feted for her work in Japan
• Actors who visited LaPush among celebs slated at 'Twilight' convention in Seattle
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Obama improves public standing
• CHRISTI BARON'S WEST END NEIGHBOR: Recalling a Forks focal point
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's basketball team shocks No. 2-ranked Whatcom 83-75
• Things To Do from Mon, 17 Jan 2011
• Biomass clear of EPA rules for now as agency defers action for 3 years for analysis
• Hargrove to sponsor bill for pilot project that would use biomass to make jet fuel
• Vehicles wrecked in separate incidents near same spot hours apart on Highway 112
• Mudslide removal on Highway 112 to begin; one-lane access to Neah Bay established
• Port Angeles City Council considers laptops, less paper
• EYE ON OLYMPIA: Bill seeks compensation for the wrongly convicted
• Peninsula volunteers offering service in Dr. King's memory
• Hurricane Ridge open, no park fee on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Man finds missing van while bird-watching west of Port Angeles (***GALLERY***)
• Regaining 'kindergarten confidence' theme of speech for King observance
• One major Forks road to be fixed; another awaits funding
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Record $14 trillion-plus debt weighs on Congress
• PA Victory Garden a community plot; ground to be broken on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Sequim woman died mere weeks before her conviction overturned by Supreme Court
• Habitat for Humanity to work Monday on Dr. King holiday
• Trial involving theft of Clallam County treasury funds rescheduled
• Monday holiday activities both work, play
• Trial in evidence room theft reset for February
• Activities after Dr. King Day, too
• Rep./Commissioner Tharinger says he'll return part of pay to Clallam County
• Marine sanctuary draft management plan adds details
• SARC recreation center elects chairwoman; no fee hikes planned this year
• PREP SPORTS: Neah Bay sweeps Bruins, has look of NOL favorites
• PREP SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim, Port Townsend, Forks wrestlers at Island Invitational
• PREP BASKETBALL: Forks boys fall to Hoquiam
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula College men win in Seattle
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Former TV daytime actress takes up microphone in Sequim radio drama
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Card now required to operate a power boat
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 16 Jan 2011
• Brinnon community mixed over $300 million resort plans after developer's presentation
• Death Notices from Sun, 16 Jan 2011
• Highways passable after tons of mud, debris come down
• Things To Do from Sun, 16 Jan 2011
• Gregoire's proposal for ferry district stalls at launch
• It's all logs over the dam: Work begins on jam caused by preliminary dam removal operations
• Port Angeles pays homage to Dr. King
• Weather Service advisories for possible flooding, landslides
• BREAKING NEWS: Highway 12 blocked indefinitely between Sekiu and Neah Bay
• Empty Bowls to fill food bank in Sequim
• Sequim museum makes interim director permanent
• Service projects to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Memories, music, speeches mark Sequim High School's first 100 years
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Unusual troupe performs in Port Townsend this weekend
• Death Notices from Fri, 14 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 14 Jan 2011
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Heavy rain puts a damper on fishing
• Things To Do from Fri, 14 Jan 2011
• SPORTS: Port Angeles and Sequim boys swimming teams pick up wins; Port Townsend and Quilcene boys basketball squads earn victories
• Medical clinic possible in Port Ludlow this year
• SPORTS: Port Angeles wins boys basketball double-overtime thriller against archrival Sequim; Roughriders romp in girls basketball game vs. Wolves
• 'First job I've applied for since I've been in Port Angeles,' city manager says of bid for Texas position
• Split Supreme Court reverses Sequim woman's drug conviction; prosecuting attorney considers appeal
• New Jefferson Chamber of Commerce boss glad to be returning home to Port Townsend
• Shutdown of Brinnon meals program leads to talk of local control
• Judge mulls dismissal in evidence theft case
• Peninsula residents make trek to Seattle to see Picasso's work
• Beached seal still on Hollywood Beach (and it's a boy)
• Old songs of the sea resurrected in Port Townsend tonight
• Things To Do from Thu, 13 Jan 2011
• Boys in girls' dresses? Alumni tell in video how it was at Sequim High School
• Swan School students raise funds for D.C. trip
• Port Angeles stormwater project needs more time
• Clallam inks $33,882 contract for ballot printing
• Clallam OKs contract for tourism
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC: Who's playing on the North Olympic Peninsula?
• Death Notices from Thu, 13 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 13 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 13 Jan 2011
• Port Angeles native named Forks police chief
• Planning, budgeting and use of facilities tops on Forks mayor's list
• Mobilisa gains patent on security device; could lead to millions
• Juvenile elephant seal beaches self in Port Angeles, appears to be OK
• Story of orca to be told in 3-D
• Snow expected to be gone today; storm advisory due to expire early morning
• Drop boxes set for unused prescription drugs in Jefferson County
• Boulders shore up Elwha levee to prepare for dams' demolition
• Lavender farmers break away from growers association; festival will go on, growers group chief vows
• Evidence-theft dismissal motion to be heard Thursday
• Wild chase ends in arrest for Sequim man
• Fire so hot it melts smoke detectors
• Breaking news: Olympic Game Farm founders Lloyd and Catherine Beebe die within two days of each other
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 12 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 12 Jan 2011
• SPORTS: Sequim holds off fired-up Port Townsend in boys basketball action
• SPORTS: Chimacum boys and girls basketball teams split with tough Life Christian; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Program helps players with their game
• SPORTS: Sequim girls basketball team comes back to top feisty Port Townsend
• Things To Do from Wed, 12 Jan 2011
• Airline scrapes minimum numbers to keep federal aid coming to port
• Road sign vandalism -- including bullet holes -- costs taxpayers thousands of dollars
• Lincoln Park tree-clearing part of Port of Port Angeles work plan
• Schools chief paints tough fiscal picture for Port Angeles chamber
• Jefferson transit exec discusses tax measure; Jefferson commissioner endorse Prop. 1
• Winter storm bringing snow this afternoon into Wednesday
• Sequim High School to hold its centennial celebration Thursday [**Gallery**]
• SPORTS: Sites for regional prep basketball tournament announced
• Death Notices from Tue, 11 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 11 Jan 2011
• Things To Do from Tue, 11 Jan 2011
• Ex-Peninsula resident among dead in Tucson shootings; man died while shielding wife from hail of bullets
• Legislature convenes with tough budget-balancing act ahead
• Funeral service with offices in Sequim, Port Townsend sold
• Talks portend high-speed Internet for all Jefferson residents
• Back to the future: Port Angeles studies its retail potential
• Sequim, Port Angeles women raise money for Mexico center
• Things To Do from Mon, 10 Jan 2011
• Slipping, sliding away along Peninsula roads; more frigid weather on the way
• Transit chief says she will only give tax facts during coming election campaign
• Port Townsend nonprofit radio station closer to reality
• Port Angeles' Shane Park playground still in works
• Wounded bald eagle hoped to enter rehab soon
• Sequim-Dungeness history recalled by those who lived it
• Equestrians hope to break ground on park this year
• PREP BOYS BASKETBALL: Neah Bay rolls over Crescent
• Mag-lev inventor establishes office 'to bring the world to'
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Two big tankers repaired in Port Angeles
• Medical marijuana dispensary in its second month in low-key Port Angeles location
• <i>Peninsuladailynews.com</i> king of the Internet on North Olympic Peninsula
• Price Ford Lincoln Mercury moving east to larger site
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 09 Jan 2011
• Swain's Outdoors to close in Port Townsend; customers crying at checkstand
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 09 Jan 2011
• Jefferson Chamber of Commerce boss headed for Camarillo, Calif.
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 09 Jan 2011
• Teen hit by car in serious condition
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 09 Jan 2011
• Port Angeles police to bolster parking enforcement
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 09 Jan 2011
• Fire destroys chicken house; chickens get away
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 09 Jan 2011
• Port Angeles, Forks would lower levels of fluoride if new federal rules are adopted
• Things To Do from Sun, 09 Jan 2011
• Port Angeles waterfront plan to be considered next month
• Home Fund campaign sets all-time record: $248,367
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Mom uses worry over son's football injury to help other parents
• PREP BASKETBALL: Port Angeles boys run out of steam
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Bellevue falls to Peninsula College
• PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Port Townsend runs over Klahowya
• PREP WRESTLING: Port Angeles 'rains' supreme over Rainshadow Invitational
• Where to find the ghost of Washington State
• State budget ax could cut fair funds significantly in Clallam, Jefferson counties
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 07 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 07 Jan 2011
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Ski and snowboard school opens Saturday
• SPORTS: Peninsula College sweeps Olympic in men's and women's basketball
• SPORTS: Port Angeles dunks Sequim in boys swimming; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Rainshadow wrestling tournament, featuring 10 teams, opens today in Sequim
• Gregoire's ferry district idea won't float, many Peninsula leaders say
• Things To Do from Fri, 07 Jan 2011
• Death Notices from Fri, 07 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 07 Jan 2011
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: That one special place
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gregoire proposes plan to take control of state education system
• Things To Do from Thu, 06 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 06 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 06 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 06 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 06 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 06 Jan 2011
• Death Notices from Thu, 06 Jan 2011
• SPORTS: Port Angeles upsets fourth-ranked North Mason in wrestling; other prep reports
• In Dale Moses' own words: 'I was rescued and can tell the tale'
• Rescued kayaker writes what he did wrong in brush with death
• Port Angeles City Council lauds city manager, but no changes to his salary
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 05 Jan 2011
• State Supreme Court wants more information from judge on Stenson death row case
• Port Angeles school levy measure debated before business group
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 05 Jan 2011
• Doherty re-elected chairman of Clallam Board of County Commissioners
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 05 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 05 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 05 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 05 Jan 2011
• Death Notice from Wed, 05 Jan 2011
• SPORTS: Forks boys basketball team beats Tenino as three players hit career highs in scoring; other prep reports
• CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Resolve to get out on the links more
• Things To Do from Wed, 05 Jan 2011
• 'I threw him right in a mud puddle': Mom recalls saving her children from home fire
• Peninsula joins much of nation with brisk sales for $355 million lottery game
• Senate leader christens Salish; vows it will be second state ferry on Port Townsend route
• CHRISTI BARON'S WEST END NEIGHBOR: A lot of Losers in Forks
• Jefferson commissioners to hold hearing on transit tax bid
• Red Lion exec gets 'Extraordinaire' award
• Jefferson commissioner seeks 'more civil venue' for public comment
• Death Notices from Tue, 04 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 04 Jan 2011
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 04 Jan 2011
• SPORTS: Class 4A powerhouse South Kitsap nips Port Angeles girls 52-46
• Things To Do from Tue, 04 Jan 2011
• North Olympic Peninsula chocolatiers create food of the gods [**Gallery**]
• 'Twilight' still jolts Clallam tourism dollars -- but Jefferson can't get a bite
• Nature photographer slows down to see beauty
• Special February elections in Clallam to cost between $52,000-$60,000 -- in Jefferson, $45,000
• New college programs will change Jefferson, chamber audience told
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: How the Seahawks won the NFC Worst . . . er . . . West
• Things To Do from Mon, 03 Jan 2011
• Visitors get glimpse of Native American sites on North Olympic Peninsula
• Port Angeles High class helps to inspire statewide Native American curriculum [**Gallery**]
• Tax break restored for land conservation pacts
• Jefferson Republicans elect officers; Gregory chairman again
• 24th District Democrats to elect leaders on Saturday
• VIMO clinic sees number of patients climb
• New Year's Day fire damages Port Angeles home
• Clallam history buffs hear talk about Victoria's secrets
• Port Townsend teens take their songs on the road
• Sunday video: sea creatures in Hood Canal
• Death Notices from Sun, 02 Jan 2011
• SPORTS: Playoffs or not? That's the question for Seahawks
• PENINSULA WOMAN: She promotes Neah Bay through photographs, work for Makah tribe
• Things To Do from Sun, 02 Jan 2011
• THANK YOU! Peninsula Home Fund hits $210,977.35 -- and more coming in
• Dalzell gets honorary dismissal from drug court her last day at work
• New New Year's greenhouse regulations could affect Peninsula biomass projects
• 'Hot bear' statue returned to shop from where it was pilfered
• PUD cool on automated meters like those coming to Port Angeles, used in East Jefferson
• Baby girl first reported birth on North Olympic Peninsula in 2011
• Hardy jump in chilly water across Peninsula to welcome New Year's (***Gallery***)
• Wounded eagle gets breath of fresh air
• Former Port Angeles family wrestles with medical bills after child hurt
• Sister city visit: Japanese students to arrive Wednesday
• Boat gets hauled -- by hand -- at Port Angeles Boat Haven
• Port Angeles Hardwood mill partner to buy out the other
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 31 Dec 2010
• New Year's Eve festivities to feature Port Townsend's 19th century Chinese heritage
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 31 Dec 2010
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Port Angeles-bred, world-traveled duo home for free concert
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 31 Dec 2010
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Hubby who discovered wife's infidelity through her e-mail faces felony charges
• Events mark new year across Peninsula
• Polar brrrrrr! Plunge in (and then plunge out) to greet the new year on Saturday
• Sunday historical society lecture focuses on Victoria
• End 2010 on a high note! Make a tax-deductible donation today to the Peninsula Home Fund
• Things To Do from Fri, 31 Dec 2010
• Year in Review section in Sunday's PDN
• Mega Millions lottery jackpot at nearly quarter-billion dollars tonight
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's basketball team captures third place at Clackamas tournament
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team rips Renton by 33 points; other prep reports
• Gingerbread houses on display for annual Port Townsend contest (***GALLERY***)
• Workers' comp rates to go up; comment accepted on permanent rate
• OUTDOORS: Steelhead fishing, clamming and crabbing, oh my!
• Peninsula food banks' pantries full this holiday season . . . thanks to community support
• Elwha fishing moratorium comment period ends today
• Dry suit credited with saving kayaker dumped in chilly Strait
• Forks culvert fix postponed
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 31 Dec 2010
• Auto center installs electric charging stations for customers in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Port Angeles holds off spirited Chimacum in boys basketball action at Crush in the Slush tournament; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS: Winter crabbing to end Sunday at sunset; razor clam dig is Friday and Saturday
• Winter Wanderlust starts with Whittaker and Everest
• SPORTS: Soccer academy registration for children 7 to 14 starts Monday
• Fluoride foes consider next move after second denial from Supreme Court
• Another vehicle spray-painted in Port Angeles
• Hundreds volunteer to help with emergency shelter in Port Townsend
• Death Notices from Thu, 30 Dec 2010
• Boy, 16, sentenced for stealing Halloween candy from trick-or-treater
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 30 Dec 2010
• Habitat for Humanity heads south for pilot project in Quilcene
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 30 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 30 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 30 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Thu, 30 Dec 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Midnight madness, moderation can mix for New Year's
• Paperwork done, felony assault case dismissed 7 years after settlement
• Peninsula weather calm, dry compared to east side of state
• SPORTS: Port Townsend boys and girls basketball teams sweep rival Chimacum while Port Angeles and Sequim boys teams lose at Crush in the Slush tourney
• Port Angeles man sentenced for nine crimes
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's basketball team opens Clackamas Tournament with win
• Trap set for black bear at Port Angeles home
• PSE Foundation gives money to Jefferson County agencies
• Port Townsend AAUW recognizes Women of Excellence
• Findings in permit appeal decision for biomass project OK'd by Port Angeles City Council
• Spray-paint spree's 'aggregate of crime puts it at the felony level'
• Missing Port Townsend boy found OK; Amber Alert was posted
• Jefferson transit budget plans for cuts if voters don't pass sales tax hike
• Reward offered after statue disappears from Port Angeles gift shop
• 'Adrian Cross' radio drama cast to throw free party in Sequim (***GALLERY***)
• Deadline nears for listings on land trust donor plaque
• Home Fund helps single mom; 2010 campaign ends Friday
• Death Notices from Wed, 29 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 29 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 29 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Wed, 29 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Tue, 28 Dec 2010
• Slide-blocked road set to reopen next week
• Long walk across U.S. leads to Port Townsend shelter
• Where to recycle your Christmas tree
• Injured bald eagle remains in intensive care
• YMCA offers intensive after-school arts program for older kids
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Forks, Neah Bay boys and girls split games
• Port Angeles High graduate now president of Bellingham Technical college
• It lives in our Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 28 Dec 2010
• Holiday shopping improved in Clallam, lagged in Jefferson, merchants say
• Snow could fall by midweek
• Things To Do from Mon, 27 Dec 2010
• Trees fall, block state Highway 112 near Neah Bay
• Lauridsen bridge in Port Angeles closes Tuesday for tree work
• Brinnon resort's path to visa denied
• Holiday tours lets viewers take in Port Angeles light displays
• North Hood Canal chamber offers guidance to holiday light seekers
• North Hood Canal chamber offers guidance to holiday light seekers
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Dec 2010
• Mystery man leaves surprise behest to churches totalling $81,000
• 'I felt cheated': How a FEDERAL law kept a STATE trooper from running for COUNTY office
• Auditor's Office investigating Port Angeles city contracts, ex-officials
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Permanent-makeup artist gives women -- and men -- fresh starts
• Volunteers flock to help at annual Christmas feast in Jefferson County [**Gallery**]
• 'Someone's got to do it': Christmas just another work day for some
• Popular Port Angeles cafe changes owner, stays in the family
• Volunteer Hospice in Clallam faces $280,000 deficit
• State panel to hear public on proposed fishing moratorium
• Pot holder sales help no-kill shelter
• Home Fund helps family avoid eviction
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Dec 2010
• The real ideal Santa: 40 years in the red suit give him insight into children
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Handel with Care benefits Sequim aid agency
• Things To Do from Fri, 24 Dec 2010
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Rain to keep anglers home for Christmas
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets for this weekend
• SPORTS: Class 4A Mt. Tahoma too much for 2A Port Angeles girls basketball team; Neah Bay teams sweep
• Former Port Angeles man delivers Christmas gifts in Afghanistan outpost
• Gingerbread contest judged Sunday in Port Townsend
• Injured bald eagle gets 'loud and feisty' as it shows signs of recovery, center says
• Free holiday fare set across N. Peninsula
• New Jefferson County top prosecutor makes his initial hire
• Licensing office to stay in West End; new location found after leak prompted closure
• Trail under construction near Forks
• Forks woman hurt as car hydroplanes on Highway 101
• Go play in the snow: Hurricane Ridge open over holiday weekends except Christmas Day (***GALLERY***)
• Court clerk in Jefferson county moving to high-tech storage of records
• Caregiver charged with manslaughter
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 24 Dec 2010
• Students hatch colorful artwork on fence to fish for funds
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 24 Dec 2010
• Applications for student aid soar at Peninsula College
• Mother gets children out safely as fire destroys mobile home
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 23 Dec 2010
• Fishermen spend 7 hours lost in woods near Forks
• Death Notices from Thu, 23 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Thu, 23 Dec 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Need a gift? Then give a night out
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: My wish list for the big guy in the red suit
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball team holds off Tyee; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Port Angeles wrestling team takes the ax back
• 3 teens plead not guilty to tattoo shop burglary in Sequim
• 2 injured in Highway 101 wreck between Port Angeles, Sequim
• Free community meals served on Christmas Eve, Day
• Shot bald eagle undergoes surgery to clean wound
• Peninsula gets more than $2 million in salmon recovery grants
• Port Townsend clinic reopens after search by drug agents
• Collector's Nativity scenes come in all shapes, sizes from throughout world [**Gallery**]
• Port of Port Townsend renews agreement on aquatic center at Kah Tai
• Disc golf OK'd for Clallam County parks, but not at Robin Hill
• Last-minute gift suggestion: A donation to your community's Peninsula Home Fund
• Clallam County honors outgoing elected officials
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 22 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 22 Dec 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team rips North Kitsap; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Area wrestling teams are young this year; Sequim invades Port Angeles for Battle for the Axe tournament
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Santa Claus hitting the links after a tough day
• Things To Do from Wed, 22 Dec 2010
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Christmas comes to Seaport Landing
• Port Townsend doctor's clinic raided by drug agents
• Harpist hopes to strum again for ferry riders
• Salvation Army handing out gifts for the naughty and nice
• Port Angeles social worker's grief inspires free one-on-one support
• Year's last Protection Island birding cruise on New Year's Eve
• Jefferson County seeks competition for public defender contract
• Oil spill operation in Port Angeles the nation's biggest-staffed, Chamber of Commerce told
• Rumor control: Coho owner not looking to sell ferry
• Winter arrives at 3:38 p.m. -- what you can do to celebrate
• Ex-Forks man shot to death in California
• Wash. state gets new U.S. House seat; Ore. misses out
• Accused Ky. killer pleads not guilty in ex-Chimacum man's death
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 21 Dec 2010
• Sheriff's car involved in crash likely a total loss
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 21 Dec 2010
• Clallam to formalize duties for Shoreline Master Program
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 21 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 21 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 21 Dec 2010
• Death Notices from Tue, 21 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Tue, 21 Dec 2010
• Holiday season rings in mail thefts in parts of Port Townsend
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women's basketball team captures fourth place in tournament
• Head-on crash on Tumwater Truck Route in Port Angeles
• Jefferson Chamber of Commerce hopes to lure conferences and conventions
• Young bald eagle shot on West End clinging to life
• Restaurateur to teach art of making pastries in Port Townsend
• Sun 'dance' slated for the solstice in Port Townsend
• Turning beach litter into art: Photographer displays work at Port Angeles coffeehouse (***GALLERY***)
• Things To Do from Mon, 20 Dec 2010
• Coho Ho Ho: Ferry decorated for Strait runs (***GALLERY***)
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's basketball earns fourth place at Mt. Hood tournament
• Port Angeles School Board to mull suggestions to improve district
• Wiring likely cause of Clallam Bay fire
• Volunteer steps down but not out in Sequim
• New Walmart bus stops to remain near the highway
• Salish as second ferry a priority, legislators say
• Tribes' canoe project is art and an educational tool
• SPORTS: Sequim wins wrestling tourney
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men split tourney games in Oregon
• New face of old downtown: Port Townsend close to finishing refurbishing job
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Sun, 19 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Dec 2010
• Giant oil spill in Port Angeles 25 years ago provides lessons used now [**Gallery**]
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Dec 2010
• PENINSULA WOMAN: The dance to the rhythm of life
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Dec 2010
• Happy Valley couple, ex-Coast Guard officers, celebrate vote repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Dec 2010
• 'This is the spirit of Port Angeles': Full-access Hurricane Ridge begins with mile-high ceremony [**Gallery**]
• Death Notices from Sun, 19 Dec 2010
• Accused Clallam County treasury thief faces 20 years in prison
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Dec 2010
• Olympic Medical Cancer Center prepares for state-of-art technology
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Obama pushes for START treaty
• Home Fund helps mom 'pull my life together'
• Deer Park underpass awaits final approval
• Dixieland silenced: Jazz in the Olympics festival canceled -- for good
• Fire destroys mobile home in Clallam Bay
• Young bald eagle shot on West End
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Port Angeles smashes Klahowya 84-49
• Popular Port Townsend Farmers Market wraps up season today
• SPORTS PREVIEW: Peninsula College women's basketball team
• Things To Do from Fri, 17 Dec 2010
• Your weekend planner: Events focus on coming holidays
• Dicks introduces bill giving some Olympic National Park land to Quileute tribe
• Political fight looms over second Port Townsend ferry
• Deju vu marriage keeps Port Townsend couple in celebrations
• From Coho to cafe: New proprietor of popular eatery travels to new job in style
• Democratic Party faithful in Clallam, Jefferson select chairs
• Pending bill studded with earmarks from Murray, Dicks
• SARC challenge: Get healthier and fitter, Sequim
• Farewell party scheduled for 'Father Henry'
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Weather or not, it's Hurricane Ridge
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Port Angeles wrestlers take dual victories
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Attacking the cause of the state budget cuts
• What are the holidays without 'The Nutcracker' on stage?
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 17 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 17 Dec 2010
• Couple who died in apparent murder-suicide faced life-threatening illness
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 17 Dec 2010
• Ceremony to fete all-week Hurricane Ridge schedule
• Death Notices from Fri, 17 Dec 2010
• Food Co-op sponsors 'carbon-neutral' event
• Ceremony Friday to mark start of daily Hurricane Ridge access
• Big crowd protests proposed Lake Sutherland fishing moratorium
• Up close and personal
• Geese leave their mark on golf course
• Quileute elder, witness of Boldt decision, dead at 81 from Thu, 16 Dec 2010
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Port Angeles girls rally to beat Bremerton
• Update: Two involved in Discovery Bay murder-suicide were goldenweds
• Victoria's 2011 Tall Ships Festival canceled
• Death Notices from Thu, 16 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 16 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Thu, 16 Dec 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Holiday hassles? Live music is the remedy
• Peninsula school districts reel from midyear cutbacks as more on the way
• Peninsula College awaiting official word of cuts, but tuition increases likely
• Gregoire proposes deep spending cuts to balance budget [**See detailed budget summary**]
• Dedication of housing for chronically homeless draws crowd in Port Angeles
• Sequim-Dungeness Hospital Guild donates to helipad
• About 20 Carlsborg residents voice opposition to proposed sewer
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Sequim wins fifth straight game -- against team from Australia
• Clallam County adopts budget that draws $1.43 million from reserves
• Forks man found guilty of murder
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 15 Dec 2010
• Unemployment up sightly on Peninsula
• Woman charged with embezzling $617,467 from Clallam County treasury now faces 21 criminal counts
• Hoh tribe wins passage of land transfer; once signed, bill will allow tribe to move to higher ground
• The helping hands behind the Peninsula Home Fund
• Jamestown S'Klallam plan $7.5 million expansion of 7 Cedars Casino
• 'Friendtober': Chimacum students make a calendar -- with 13 months
• Deluge sends 15 millions gallons of stormwater, sewage into Port Angeles Harbor; water warning issued
• Nippon mill's 90th anniversary takes the cake!
• Things To Do from Wed, 15 Dec 2010
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Little guide for parents takes the cake
• Pay taxes and make a charitable contribution to Port Townsend historic district
• 'Sacred sound experience' Thursday
• MICHAEL CARMAN ON GOLF: Be considerate on the course
• It's 'Shop 'Til You Drop' in downtown Port Angeles on Thursday
• Jefferson County's winding financial path ends with budget approval
• Children's garden grows student test scores -- but money growing short
• Tharinger, Van De Wege prepare for Olympia
• Injured motorcyclist, in intensive care, latest in string of family's fall setbacks
• SPORTS: Port Angeles weathers late rally, beats Port Townsend
• <b>TO OUR READERS:</b> What's your tune on the holiday highway?
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls stay unbeaten with win over Port Townsend; other prep results
• Death Notices from Tue, 14 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Tue, 14 Dec 2010
• Grant helps Habitat for Humanity build Port Angeles homes for next Christmas
• New sound circle group starts Wednesday in Port Angeles
• Clallam shoreline update could bring new curbs to development, commissioners told
• Sequim locales to be featured in lottery TV commercials
• Owner of Port Townsend cannery project files for bankruptcy protection
• 14 apply for top Jefferson chamber job; finalist list expected by end of year
• Port of Port Angeles to give employees cost-of-living raises in 2011
• Swollen Peninsula rivers back to normal; more -- but less -- rain forecast for today
• Hospitalized man's home in Port Townsend 'looted' by mortgage company contractors, suit claims
• Neighbors create new holiday batch of beer; one's a brewer, the other is a chef
• Park plans party for removal of dams; demolition expected to begin in September
• SPORTS: Taholah pulls away from Crescent in fourth quarter of girls basketball game
• SPORTS: Preview capsules of Class 1B girls basketball teams
• Things To Do from Mon, 13 Dec 2010
• Nippon's two machines churn out paper (***GALLERY***)
• Sequim choir students to perform in Seattle
• Biomass boiler called crucial to way Nippon mill can survive, thrive in future
• Three tax measures on Jefferson County ballot in February
• Car in wrecking of Port Angeles yard impounded; police still seeking driver
• Rain shuts down parts of highways in Clallam County (***VIDEO and GALLERY***)
• Rain prompts continued flood watch, but no Peninsula rivers expected to overflow
• Forks radio stations remain off air after lightning strike on tower
• Row of trees removed for highway widening
• PENINSULA WOMAN: She has flair for the dramatic
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boy swimmers place third
• Peninsula grocery workers approve contract
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Westport touts yachts at Saudi boat show
• SPORTS: Neah Bay wins basketball tourney . . . plus other prep results
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 12 Dec 2010
• SPORTS: How Peninsula teams fared at Fife wrestling tourney
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 12 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 12 Dec 2010
• Death Notices from Sun, 12 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Sun, 12 Dec 2010
• Is Port Townsend the coolest? You can vote from here for national honor
• Port Angeles 'Ax Men' back in the spotlight; see them tonight on TV at 9
• Self-employed mom helped by Home Fund
• Port Angeles paper mill at 90: Its legacy mirrors ups, downs of community
• 'Adrian Cross' radio drama in Sequim rescheduled for January
• Free access to Hurricane Ridge on Friday
• Sequim High to celebrate centennial with festivities in January
• SPORTS: Port Angeles dunks Bremerton in boys swimming; Quilcene boys basketball win first league game; other prep reports
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Blown-out rivers makes it a good time for Christmas shopping
• Things To Do from Fri, 10 Dec 2010
• Not welcome yet: Safety concerns, second thoughts on designs could hold up decision on Port Angeles entry signs
• Fort Flagler State Park project cost soars from $140,000 to $7 million
• Flooding deemed unlikely on North Olympic Peninsula, but watch issued for weekend storm anyway
• Robotics class teaches technology -- and teamwork -- to Port Townsend students
• North Olympic Land Trust fetes season at Lazy J Tree Farm
• State Highway 112 mudslides cleared
• Drink up at wine, cider open house in Jefferson County
• Sand sculpture championship shortfall in Federal Way won't dry up Port Angeles event
• One-of-a-kind finds at Chimacum fair; holiday event helps students
• Bazaars, music highlight events this weekend on Peninsula
• Sequim Columbia Bank branch to move
• West End lightning storm leads to house fire, silences radio station, knocks out power
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Olympic Art Festival brightens wintry days
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 10 Dec 2010
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Recession's impacts are not necessarily all bad
• Forks Festival of Trees brings in $16,000
• Silver Gala to benefit Port Angeles Fine Arts Center; reservations due Friday
• New Port Angeles welcome monument approved, but site stirs debate
• Forest biomass supply research team chosen
• A top shelf project of Port Townsend Kiwanis: Bookshelves for Habitat for Humanity homes
• Preview of Port Townsend Library plans show ambitious expansion goal
• Angeles Composites' expansion likely to bring dozens of new jobs
• Port Townsend Food Co-op picks Idaho woman as general manger
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Huffing about stopping the puffing
• Vehicular homicide charge dropped in '09 Port Angeles case
• Hood Canal, Elwha River bridges honored by trade publication (***GALLERY***)
• Death and Funeral Notice from Thu, 09 Dec 2010
• PREP SPORTS: Sequim cruises to win over Peninsula High
• Death Notices from Thu, 09 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Thu, 09 Dec 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Holidays hectic; relax with live music
• Home Fund helps man rebound from injury
• Less Boys & Girls Clubs funding likely in new Sequim city budget
• Port Angeles' newly approved budget to raise spending by about 25%
• Jefferson Transit plans for the worst in case tax election try fails
• WSU's Jefferson Extension leader Baril to retire
• Things To Do from Wed, 08 Dec 2010
• Protest groups mulling further appeal of Nippon's biomass permit
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Great-granddaughter visits family mansion
• Two tales of Forks shooting death presented as murder trial opens
• Car wrecked while two debate who should drive
• Peninsula housing authorities merge
• Clallam to tap $1.43 million from reserves
• PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Sequim girls snap 43-game losing streak with win over Port Townsend
• Appeals court finds double jeopardy in mother's murder-suicide try
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 08 Dec 2010
• Harbor-Works loan officially forgiven
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 08 Dec 2010
• MICHAEL CARMAN ON GOLF: TV shows show best, worst of golf
• Death Notices from Wed, 08 Dec 2010
• Construction begins on two more large chain stores in Sequim
• SPORTS: Girls basketball preview capsules for area 2A-/1A teams
• SPORTS: Defending Olympic League girls basketball champions Port Angeles Roughriders ready to battle
• Weather enthusiast studies rain shadow, shares findins
• 1 driver in jail, other in serious condition at Harborview after head-on wreck
• Motorcyclist remains in serious condition after being hit by car
• Ferry chief to hear questions about Salish; newest vessel may serve elsewhere
• Sequim police seek public's helping in identifying pair who stole camera from Costclo
• Peninsula producers quench thirst for hard cider (***GALLERY***)
• Few late in property tax payments on North Olympic Peninsula
• Things To Do from Mon, 06 Dec 2010
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Author celebrates women in transformation
• School Board to examine Port Angeles constituents' suggestions for future
• Hearing on Nippon permit for biomass project Monday
• Work begins on Sarge's Place for homeless vets
• Port Angeles youth drop-in center marks first year
• Hurricane Ridge Road's daily opening to be celebrated Dec. 17
• Clallam seeking board volunteers
• New sign helps Neah Bay roll out the welcome mat to visitors
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: How your boat parked in your driveway could be a target
• Home Fund is his path to mobility
• SPORTS: Prep basketball preview . . . is the 3-pointer bad for kids?
• Patients score Peninsula hospitals lowest on quiet
• BRAD LABRIE'S NFL: Seahawks' win needs getting more and more musty
• Things To Do from Sun, 05 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 05 Dec 2010
• Port Angeles motorcyclist in serious condition after wreck
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 05 Dec 2010
• More locally grown food reasonable goal, say conference organizers
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 05 Dec 2010
• Santa arrives in Port Townsend with holiday poem
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 05 Dec 2010
• Restaurateur, recovered from assault, expands Port Angeles eatery with eye on American dream
• Death Notices from Sun, 05 Dec 2010
• Most drive speed limit, traffic counter finds in Port Townsend
• Port Angeles motorcyclist in serious condition after wreck
• Team which knocked Neah Bay out of playoffs wins it all
• State lawmakers to discuss some privatizing of liquor sales
• Dockside Grill adds 600 square feet, handcrafted bar in Sequim
• Blind musician resurrects his recording business with new digital gear
• State grant cutbacks to affect four agencies from Neah Bay to Port Townsend
• State closes Forks driver's license office over raw sewage leak
• Santa Claus to make stops in Port Townsend, Nordland
• Famed fiddler to play at contra dance in Port Angeles, concert in Port Townsend
• Victorian home tour Saturday in Port Townsend
• Sequim police need help in identifying suspects in Costco theft
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Key City to present 'The Eight,' other productions
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 03 Dec 2010
• Sequim chorus sings in Christmas season
• Death Notices from Fri, 03 Dec 2010
• Forks Twinkle Light Parade Saturday
• Things To Do from Fri, 03 Dec 2010
• Ninth Great Cookie Bake-off slated in Clallam Bay on Tuesday
• SPORTS: Sequim boys basketball team beats Bainbridge 64-59
• Laes to stay on as Port Townsend schools chief
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• Port Ludlow families share holiday cheer during home tour
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Steelhead are still running strong
• Port Angeles schools forum slated
• Bazaars, music set this weekend
• Dominion Terrace sale, auction to raise funds for inspiring float
• Clallam's personal armored personnel carrier remains on standby -- for 8 years
• LaPush charity auction features a little 'Twilight'; latest movie to be shown at event
• Resident has message for guys in car who smashed his fences
• Irked Samaritans pay Quilcene fire agency's fine for ambulance running toll booth
• Port Townsend singer-songwriter lives far from his European popularity
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 02 Dec 2010
• Port Angeles man treated, discharged after tractor hit by truck from rear
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 02 Dec 2010
• Navy withholding of Indian Island data goes all the way to U.S. Supreme Court
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 02 Dec 2010
• Structure of, threats to Puget Sound topic of Feiro talk
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 02 Dec 2010
• Author tells of a year spent chasing American butterflies
• Death Notices from Thu, 02 Dec 2010
• Port Hadlock Marina owner views damage, says docks will be better than before
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball pounds W.F. West in first game of season
• Third man held in connection with Sequim burglary involving paintball guns
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Hurricane Ridge getting ready for snow, ski lovers
• Things To Do from Thu, 02 Dec 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Give the gift of live music
• Three emergency calls at one time for Port Townsend care center
• 'Eclipse' actress to bring 'Twilight' flair to LaPush fundraiser Friday
• Special Olympic National Park quarter design announced
• MoveOn vigil at Rep. Dicks' Port Angeles office set today
• Dedication Dec. 15 for Maloney Heights 'permanent supportive housing' for chronically homeless
• National Park visitor centers hold holiday sale, book signing scheduled
• Chain saw slashes into operator's neck
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 02 Dec 2010
• Things To Do from Wed, 01 Dec 2010
• String of Sequim burglaries ends with two nabbed by police, police dog
• Jefferson County government wins concessions from union to help balance budget; talks with Teamsters continue
• Clallam sheriff picks up code enforcement tasks
• Five-year plan for Port Angeles schools to be mapped out
• Sequim budget discussion goes lights-out -- literally
• Tons of sand on Sequim streets following snowstorm
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Dec 2010
• State legislative delegation meets with Port Angeles officials
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Dec 2010
• Trial of man accused in Forks shooting death to begin Monday
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Dec 2010
• Home Fund helps family rebuild after fire
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Dec 2010
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Holiday tour opens window on childhood
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Dec 2010
• Man recovering in hospital after mobile home falls on top of him
• Death Notices from Wed, 01 Dec 2010
• Business group helps Nippon celebrate Port Angeles mill's 90th birthday
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's soccer coach Andrew Chapman named coach of the year
• Jefferson County toy brigade forms for needy children at holidays
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Cedars at Dungeness golf director earns award
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Dec 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 30 Nov 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 30 Nov 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 30 Nov 2010
• Death Notices from Tue, 30 Nov 2010
• Port Townsend radio stations looking forward to first broadcasts
• Lincoln Park trees in flight path won't be felled soon
• Apartment complex for low-income under construction in Sequim
• Repairs planned for storm-damaged Port Hadlock marina
• Things To Do from Tue, 30 Nov 2010
• Master Gardener to talk about holiday plants as gifts
• Simple steps can prevent prescription drug abuse, Port Angeles chamber advised
• Port Townsend woman weaves tapestry for hospital
• Alaskan is first woman to finish inaugural Sequim Turkey Trot
• Shelter for homeless military veterans coming to Forks
• Clallam County set to approve stormwater grant today
• Winds blow across Miller, Quimper peninsulas; power returning to Sequim
• Mobile home falls on man
• Death Notices from Mon, 29 Nov 2010
• Five-day-a-week transportation to Hurricane Ridge gasses up for December
• Things To Do from Mon, 29 Nov 2010
• SPORTS SPECIAL: The mushroom contest
• Body identified as missing fisherman; no evidence of foul play
• Special 'Eclipse' DVD release events set in 'Twilight' town of Forks
• Interim fire district, Port Townsend city deal in the works
• Port Townsend shelter opens to first residents of season
• Toys for Tots drive set to begin in Clallam
• President Obama announces pay freeze for federal employees (not including military)
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Interior designer reinvents space
• Peninsula Home Fund leads to a warm home
• Saturday customers crowd Port Townsend in event designed to downsize shopping
• Authorities attempting to gain identification of body found near Hoh River
• Big winner of $1,000 gift certificate finds 'lots of good deals'
• Things To Do from Sun, 28 Nov 2010
• Coast Guard to investigate damage at Port Hadlock marina
• Former appeals judge dies in Sequim from Sun, 28 Nov 2010
• Retiree 'matriarch' of North Olympic Peninsula environmental community
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Sequim Bay Yacht Club to install 2011 bridge
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 28 Nov 2010
• Santa arrives in style in Sequim, then helps defeat Grinch in Port Angeles (**Gallery and Video**)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 28 Nov 2010
• Port Angeles Farmers Market to accept food stamps; grant also funds cooking classes, outreach
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 28 Nov 2010
• Port Angeles Festival of Trees raises over $100,000
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 28 Nov 2010
• Storm-weary get out and shop in Clallam stores
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 28 Nov 2010
• Coffee shop to adopt two families for Christmas
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's basketball opens season with two close losses
• Fort Worden State Park auctions off things left behind
• SPORTS: Neah Bay falls to nemesis Lummi in 1B state football semifinals
• State playoff scores; Neah Bay plays today
• Christmas tree cutting season opens
• Warmer, wet weekend ahead
• Coalition files appeal of Port Townsend mill biomass permit
• 'Let It Snow' theme feels a lot warmer indoors for Festival of Trees
• Thanksgiving feasts bring crowds together in Clallam
• Tri-Area Thanksgiving feast fills community hall
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: An up-and-coming bluegrass band releases recording tonight
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: On snow and steelhead
• SPORTS: Neah Bay faces Lummi in semifinal game in Tacoma on Saturday
• Sequim, shopping center developer reach settlement on lawsuit
• Santa coming to towns
• Holiday delights abound on Peninsula
• Sequim playfield work to begin in spring
• SPORTS: New Peninsula College basketball coach draws on Greek philospher
• Things To Do from Fri, 26 Nov 2010
• Donations slow for United Way of Clallam County
• Saturday open house in downtown Port Townsend an alternative to Friday mad rush
• Retailers in Clallam County start pre-dawn Friday for holiday sales
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 25 Nov 2010
• 300 expected at annual Tri-Area feast today
• Death Notices from Thu, 25 Nov 2010
• Turkey and all the trimmings served at free public feasts today across Clallam County
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Giving some sporty thanks
• 2010 Peninsula Home Fund drive starts today; program stresses 'a hand up, not a handout'
• Things To Do from Thu, 25 Nov 2010
• Peninsula deep freeze expected to end today
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Give thanks for live music and other blessings
• Dec. 15 meeting on proposed Elwha River (and possible Lake Sutherland) fishing moratorium
• Tickets available for Festival of Trees events
• Nash's display highlights food producers in expression of gratitude
• OlyCAP helps 180 of your neighbors with Home Fund every month
• Sequim seeks to rebrand with new logo
• Jefferson County starts emergency blog; Clallam mulls idea
• Extra officers patrolling roads during holidays
• Be careful out there, says state Transportation Department
• Stevens Middle School principal wins regional award
• Blood center issues plea for donations
• Award recognizes Special Olympics fundraising by Clallam Sheriff's Office
• Socks, shovels sizzle at area cash registers
• What's open -- and what's not -- today?
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Fashion writer turns silk into art
• Things To Do from Wed, 24 Nov 2010
• Temporary shelter set up quickly in Port Townsend
• Thanksgiving meals presented in Jefferson County communities
• Thanksgiving meals in Clallam County served today, Thursday and Friday
• Warming center to remain open at least another day in Port Angeles
• Sequim's new police chief less than full time to protect state pension benefits
• Election results certified; fire district levy lid lift approved in Clallam County
• Jefferson County voters can chant, 'We're No. 2'
• Port Angeles pool district board hires director
• NOTE TO SUBSCRIBERS -- Possible delivery delays this morning. Read our e-Edition (below)
• Clallam County to scale back customer service hours
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 24 Nov 2010
• Turkey Trot to be a wintry dash over river, through woods in Sequim
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 24 Nov 2010
• A giant holiday THANK YOU to last year's Peninsula Home Fund donors
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 24 Nov 2010
• WEST END NEIGHBOR: Giving thanks to West End volunteer firefighters
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: A PGA year painful to recall
• Championship caliber: Peninsula College men's soccer team savors first conference title
• Caution pays off for drivers after snowstorm -- and, yes, it's going to get warmer
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's basketball team tunes up for season with exhibition victory
• Port Angeles school superintendent discusses goals with chamber
• Port of Port Angeles commissioners issue stimulus bonds for industrial expansion
• Cell phone records sought in connection with slaying of ex-Chimacum man
• Jury service twice as likely in Clallam than in Jefferson
• Snowstorm closes Sequim schools today (***GALLERY***)
• Storm leaves Port Townsend streets deserted (***GALLERY***)
• North Olympic Peninsula digs out from memorable blizzard (***GALLERY and VIDEO***)
• NOTE TO SUBSCRIBERS -- Delivery delays this morning. Read our e-Edition (below)
• 9 a.m. UPDATE: Weather closures linger today: What's open and what's not?
• Blizzard gone, but record-breaking low temperatures possible
• Death Notices from Tue, 23 Nov 2010
• Things To Do from Tue, 23 Nov 2010
• Port Townsend Marine Science Center offers holiday sale, Protection Island cruise
• Forks chamber picks top citizens
• Extra DUI patrols to begin Thanksgiving Day
• Making waves at age 90: Port Angeles pool supporter celebrates birthday
• Surrogate-mother scammer out of jail after plea bargain
• Pilot project in Port Angeles to store electricity; venture first in region, may be first in nation
• Interfaith service to offer thanksgiving in Port Townsend
• Jefferson County Library looks ahead to expansion
• Klallam teacher shares history with young professionals group
• Wind and more snow loom for Peninsula, forecasters say (***GALLERY***)
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gregoire asks unions to the bargaining table to help with state budget crisis
• NOON UPDATE: Snowstorm to continue until tonight
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's soccer wins state championship
• Things To Do from Mon, 22 Nov 2010
• Port Angeles Garden Club hosts holiday sale
• Hunker down for a subfreezing beginning to Thanksgiving week
• State ferries system 'sets record straight' on Chetzemoka
• Clallam food banks prepare for brisk Thanksgiving response
• Port Angeles, Sequim Realtors thank emergency personnel
• Homegrown lingerie calendar raising funds for cancer charity
• Altair, Boulder Creek, Olympic Hot Springs to be closed briefly for log transport
• Things To Do from Sun, 21 Nov 2010
• Proposition 1 Committee spent little to win passage
• Free community Thanksgiving feasts set for holiday
• Lost dog found after 25 days at Lake Crescent
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 21 Nov 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 21 Nov 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 21 Nov 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 21 Nov 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 21 Nov 2010
• Librarian shares lust for good books at Port Angeles Library
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 21 Nov 2010
• Garbage truck driver makes messy mistake near Port Angeles school
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 21 Nov 2010
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's soccer advances to championship game today
• Husband of Chimacum High principal dies from crash injuries; hailed as 'very dedicated father'
• BRAD LABRIE'S BAKER'S DOZEN: Is nothing sacred in NFL anymore?
• The transformation of Port Angeles' waterfront
• Carroll Realty to merge with Coldwell Banker in new year
• Food banks serving increasing number in Jefferson County
• MATT SCHUBERT'S PREP NOTES: Great coaches, great performances
• Sculptor's last work to be dedicated Sunday at Port Townsend church
• State's red ink worsens: Washington passes $5.7 billion deficit for a $33 billion general fund
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: After-election analysis and angles
• Feast from buffet of literary offerings at Reading for Hunger Relief tonight
• Port Angeles Symphony plans trip to Victoria for 'La Boheme'
• Things To Do from Fri, 19 Nov 2010
• Port Angeles woman arrested in shoplifting at Walmart
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Port Angeles Community Players sing out in ' Meet Me in St. Louis'
• OMC approves 2011 budget with 1 percent hike in property tax
• Death Notices from Fri, 19 Nov 2010
• Workshops, holiday bazaars highlight weekend events
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Is marriage going the way of the dodo?
• Teen mom might have misunderstood rights, psychologist testifies at baby death hearing
• SPORTS: Neah Bay set for state Class 1B football playoffs
• More delay likely in trial involving theft from Clallam County treasury
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's soccer team ready for Final Four
• Border Patrol, Eagles lodge come to deal for government to buy Port Angeles building
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Snider Creek steelhead review
• It's getting c-c-cold out -- and snow might fall this weekend
• Operators of new Port Townsend business try to wash away recession woes
• Gardiner residents raise $30,000 for left-turn lane on U.S. 101 where woman died
• Exhibit shows unnatural items lost in the natural world
• Kinetic Skulpture Race makes profit, shares with food bank
• Peninsula unemployment drops by 0.5 percent
• Port Angeles hires firm for metering project marketing blitz
• Port Angeles raises its share of property tax levy by 1 percent
• Former Sequim pastor sentenced for rape
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Birthday time for live music, making donations
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Winterfest returns to the Vern Burton
• SPORTS: Accolades pour in for Peninsula College men's soccer program
• King Felix wins Cy Young Award
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 18 Nov 2010
• Death Notices from Thu, 18 Nov 2010
• 'Pretty scary': Downed power line electrifies metal fence around propane business
• Hurricane Ridge Road closed by snow; will white stuff hit lowland areas this weekend?
• Things To Do from Thu, 18 Nov 2010
• Jefferson County holds first Adoption Day celebration
• Olympic National Park unveils its Elwha River project logo, slogan
• Things To Do from Wed, 17 Nov 2010
• Most losers in Nov. 2 election look forward to non-political ventures
• Marijuana joints can cause cancer, too, OPNET detective says
• Feiro Center receives Phillips funding; seeks private donations
• Striped Peak road improvement district opponents sue Clallam
• Wind aftermath: Power restored to 8,200 in Clallam County, 6,000 in Jefferson (**Gallery**)
• Parents reimbursed for children's ID cards through Boys & Girls Clubs
• Boys & Girls Clubs' fundraiser surpasses goal
• PA business owners warned that stormwater project scheduled next spring will disrupt downtown.
• Port Townsend council OKs housing agencies merger
• Heavy snows on road to Hurricane Ridge
• National Adoption Day ceremony slated to Jefferson County Superior Court
• Wind advisory in effect, especially for Port Townsend and East Jefferson County (MV Chetzemoka update)
• Clallam County to draw $1.5 million from reserves
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 17 Nov 2010
• Executive director to leave Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
• MATT SCHUBERT'S PREP NOTES: Another Sequim classic ends in playoff loss
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Teen's turn-of-century journal goes home
• Jefferson Transit puts sales tax hike on February ballot; 9% county rate would be highest on Peninsula
• Team Jefferson to hear opinions on economic development plan
• Public input sought for Port Angeles parks plan
• Things To Do from Tue, 16 Nov 2010
• Freak windstorm knocks out power to thousands
• Clallam Transit, Walmart in talks over highway bus stops
• Sequim marathon man reaches goal on 78th birthday
• Power outage makes today's paper late -- our apologies!
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 16 Nov 2010
• Death Notices from Tue, 16 Nov 2010
• Death Notices from Tue, 16 Nov 2010
• Your picture is ready: Port Townsend portrait rolls off presses
• Writers to read their works in four minutes in Port Townsend tonight
• YMCA has new name -- but signs on buildings kept same
• Lecture to tell of contaminants found in orcas
• Port Angeles Fine Arts Center supporters to celebrate anniversary early
• Residents, lawmakers celebrate maiden voyage of new ferry (**Gallery**)
• Surrogate's scam, arrest leave couple struggling
• Things To Do from Mon, 15 Nov 2010
• Get a fix for winter veggies: Permaculture garden low labor, high yield
• Proposed Port Townsend city budget continues frozen cost-of-living raises
• Power lines that figured in deadly copter crash won't be replaced
• Olympic Medical Center unit gets $150,000 from Jamestown tribe
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Coast Guard art displayed in Port Townsend
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Reaching out with her paintings
• Snohomish County sheriff’s sergeant on leave after allegedly having sex while on duty
• Free performance by Air Force band in Port Angeles on Monday
• Grocery worker strike would avoid Peninsula -- for now
• Tickets on sale for Festival of Trees in Port Angeles
• 'Before this, I would literally put a torch to it': Tour highlights biomass availability
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 14 Nov 2010
• Mobile home destroyed in spectacular fire was unoccupied (**Video**)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 14 Nov 2010
• SPORTS: Bumpy roller coaster ride of the Seattle Seahawks may be over
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 14 Nov 2010
• Things To Do from Sun, 14 Nov 2010
• Death Notices from Sun, 14 Nov 2010
• Medical marijuana dispensary in Port Angeles needs wheelchair access
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 14 Nov 2010
• Northwest Maritime Center gets new director
• SPORTS: Injuries doom Sequim in state playoffs against Burlington-Edison
• Sequim runner aims for 78.6 miles in three days to help Boys & Girls Clubs
• SPORTS: Sequim and Port Angeles both go 0-2 at state volleyball
• CLALLAM: How much does it cost to get elected? Top spender not always winner
• SPORTS: Port Angeles' magical football season finally ends in state playoffs
• SPORTS: Diver sparks Port Angeles at state swimming and diving meet; Sequim and Port Townsend also compete at state
• JEFFERSON: Boyer spent most among Jefferson County candidates -- and lost
• SPORTS: Neah Bay beats Quilcene in Class 1B football playoffs
• Olympic Visions mural rededicated (**GALLERY**)
• New Port Townsend ferry may go it alone without twin
• New ferry to take over PT-Coupeville route Monday
• UPDATED -- Sanders poised to lose state Supreme Court seat
• SPORTS: Diver leads Port Angeles group advancing to Class 2A state swimming and diving finals
• SPORTS: Neah Bay, Crescent lose first two matches at state volleyball tournament
• Port Angeles ceremony honors veterans 'from the greatest generation to the latest generation'
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim open Class 2A state volleyball tournament today
• World War II veterans recount experiences
• SPORTS: Port Angeles football team aims for first-ever state victory tonight
• One appeal of two filed against Nippon biomass project withdrawn -- until later
• SPORTS: Sequim reserves set to step up for injured starters in state football playoffs
• 'Shields here but unable to respond': Gardiner Veterans Day ceremony recalls Seabee
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• Visit Emily Carr's Victoria, where her art transports viewer beyond the gallery
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Fishing starts to slow down
• Olympic Medical Center faces 'tough' budget
• SPORTS: Neah Bay plays Quilcene in Class 1B football playoffs
• Fire destroys mobile home in Carlsborg
• Things To Do from Fri, 12 Nov 2010
• Port Angeles School District seeks strategic plan input through community forum
• Tickets limited for tour Victorian homes in Port Townsend in December
• Homeless shelter providers in Clallam County to discuss 'hot topics'
• Shakespeare Festival actors perform at Peninsula College today
• Free concert on Monday -- Air Force band performs in Port Angeles
• Harvest wine tour set this weekend
• Tickets for Festival of Trees in Port Angeles now on sale
• Boys & Girls Clubs' Rumble in Jungle set in Sequim
• Chetzemoka set to sail
• Tales of a shipwreck, upper Hoh to be told during wild, wild West End history weekend
• Fire destroys mobile home in Sequim
• Shopping, benefits, treks scheduled this weekend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 12 Nov 2010
• Hospitals discuss affiliations; Peninsula boards yet to narrow field of possible partners
• Death Notices from Fri, 12 Nov 2010
• Jefferson County voter turnout highest in state
• Port of Port Townsend votes for 1% hike in levy rate
• Things To Do from Thu, 11 Nov 2010
• The fish-catching Elwha River weir
• Sequim manager proposes 2 percent hikes for sewer, utilities
• State mulls potential hunting, fishing license fee increase
• Complaint against Jefferson County administrator awaits vetting of more than 8,000 e-mails
• Jefferson County voter turnout highest in state
• Repainted mural dedicated Saturday in downtown Port Angeles
• State bans alcoholic energy drinks
• Peninsula man nominated for Navy Cross
• David Dicks leaves Puget Sound job for UW post
• Peninsula College program aims at Internet literacy
• State Supreme Court says police may pose as children in Internet stings
• Local businesses, residents invited to join Kiwanis Camp fundraisers
• Wiggins continues lead over Sanders in state Supreme Court race
• Forks considers $4.48 million budget
• Pentagon, NASA experts say mystery plume was plane
• Peninsula ornament to hang on White House tree
• State to proceed with new prison
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 11 Nov 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 11 Nov 2010
• Death Notices from Thu, 11 Nov 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Music honors veterans; we should, too
• Carlsborg sewer plans still on county, PUD plates
• Veterans to be thanked at Peninsula events
• Students try hand at poetry at Grant Street Elementary
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 10 Nov 2010
• System ready for biomass use in Forks schools pilot project
• Death Notices from Wed, 10 Nov 2010
• Port Townsend City Council deals with budget, bonds and fee deferments
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 10 Nov 2010
• Elk hunter dies after rescue in woods
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Winter rates starting in area
• Hank Cramer performs tonight -- first of two patriotic concerts in Port Angeles this month
• SPORTS: Port Angeles High School's Jessica Madison ready for the next level of basketball
• MATT SCHUBERT'S PREP NOTES: Port Angeles becoming a Class 2A powerhouse in sports
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: State may ban alcoholic energy drinks
• Things To Do from Wed, 10 Nov 2010
• T-shirts prompt Forks High School students' suspensions
• Port of Port Townsend to consider 1 percent tax increase today
• Ambulance fee hike proposed for Port Angeles
• Workers' comp rates to rise an average of 12 percent [Builders: 16 percent; restaurants, 6 percent] (from today's PDN print business page)
• Peninsula Veterans Day observances set
• At Fort Lewis, hearing starts in soldier’s 'thrill kill’ case
• Port Angeles seeks to sell public on new utility meters
• Traps still set for bear at Gig Harbor
• Port Angeles pool board chooses candidate in open session
• Elk hunter missing in Grays Harbor County
• Interim director now permanent for Boys & Girls Clubs
• Wiggins takes lead in state Supreme Court race
• Soundtrack recorded for Peninsula radio drama
• Victory secured for leaders in Clallam races
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: State proposes 12% workers' comp rate hike
• Things To Do from Tue, 09 Nov 2010
• Seattle International Comedy Competition comes to Port Townsend Wednesday
• Port Angeles pool board to meet in public on candidate choice
• Proposed levy topic of Quillayute Valley School Board meeting tonight
• Law enforcement group honors Spinks
• Peninsula College enrollment hits record high
• Forks discusses its options for future of high school's facade
• Cat's 'step aerobics' blamed for house fire in Port Townsend
• Forks police chief candidate interviews next week
• Jefferson Prosecutor-elect Rosekrans may lose chief deputy slot when he takes top spot
• Clallam Commissioner Doherty widens lead over Poole; Treasurer Scott trails challenger Barkhuis
• Court won't review land use ruling; gun range owner D'Amico blames county for decision
• Port of Port Angeles commissioners to raise levy 1 percent
• Walmart to add grocery store to its Sequim location
• Port Angeles man sentenced for embezzling from school PTO, church
• Disabled employees boon to businesses, Jefferson chamber told
• Lake Mills channel 'doing its job'
• Justice Sanders questions rejected ballots in too-close-to-call election race
• Doherty’s lead widens as more ballots counted in Clallam County
• Death Notices from Tue, 09 Nov 2010
• SPORTS: Prep playoffs start in earnest this week
• Home rule charter petition back in circulation in Jefferson County
• International group honors retired Peninsula astronaut
• Retired astronaut's dog still missing. $1,000 reward; leads still sought.
• Bear that mauled woman in Gig Harbor area still out there
• SPORTS: Sequim and Port Townsend send athletes to state girls swimming championships
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's and women's soccer teams advance to playoffs
• Port Angeles pool director choice to be a 'do-over; Open Meetings Act is factor
• Red Cross recognizes Peninsula people who rise to heroic heights
• Business owners discuss past days in downtown Port Angeles
• Hot Topics lunch in Sequim to highlight 'Reclaiming Democracy'
• Things To Do from Mon, 08 Nov 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles football team stays alive with 28-21 playoff victory against Sumner
• SPORTS: Sequim football rips Washington to advance to state playoffs
• SPORTS: Port Townsend runners finish in top 5 at state cross country while Alison Maxwell of Port Angeles claims 13th place
• Things To Do from Sun, 07 Nov 2010
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Garth Foss helps guard Strait of Juan de Fuca
• Outrageous Olympics 'huge success'
• Port Angeles Hardwood mill for sale
• Peninsula observances to thank veterans Thursday
• Distress Express offers glimpse of foreclosed opportunities
• River Road resurfacing begins Monday
• PENINSULA WOMAN: A life in balance: Healing with a body's energy
• Elwah River Restoration logo to be unveiled
• No second ferry for PT route? Option for budget cuts includes sending Salish to San Juans
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 07 Nov 2010
• Jefferson County voter turnout soars
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 07 Nov 2010
• McEntire concedes race for District 24 to Tharinger
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 07 Nov 2010
• Rescued owl released into wild
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 07 Nov 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles and Sequim volleyball teams advance to state; and other district prep reports
• SPORTS: Neah Bay beats Clallam Bay and Quilcene defeats Crescent in Class 1B football action
• SPORTS: Nooksack Valley ends Chimacum's football season with 21-7 win in playoffs
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: 'Rocky Horror Show' comes to Little Theater at Peninsula College
• Chetzemoka inaugural sailing to disrupt ferry service
• Washington state Legislature: Dems apparently will remain in control
• State Supreme Court race remains tight
• Hunter charged with manslaughter in death of salal picker
• Events from food to wood fill Peninsula weekend
• Daylight saving time ends Sunday -- turn your clocks back
• Festival of Trees tickets on sale Saturday
• Clallam vote count widens margins for leading candidates
• Gase concedes defeat in state House race with Van De Wege
• Transit riders protest Walmart bus stop placement
• Wiggins cuts Sanders’ lead in state Supreme Court race
• Gase concedes House race to Van De Wege
• 3 close races to decide state Senate control
• More election results today
• UPDATED — Sen. Patty Murray wins, Rossi concedes
• Port Angeles gets $3.7 million to replace Lauridsen bridge
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• Port Townsend mulls funding fire services with new revenue
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: West End rivers heavy with fish
• Memorial for goat victim slated in Port Townsend on Sunday
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls swimming on verge of several state berths
• Sequim council praises Burkett's first year
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim and Chimacum ready for football playoffs
• Cape Flattery schools get $515,000 grant
• SPORTS: Port Townsend duo will try for 1-2 state cross country finish again
• Residents share Sequim likes, dislikes
• Death Notices from Fri, 05 Nov 2010
• Elwha dams' history highlight of park lecture series
• Things To Do from Fri, 05 Nov 2010
• Lecture to present stormwater as resource rather than problem
• Tonight's Outrageous Olympics calls for special sets of skills
• Wiggins cuts into Sanders' lead cut in state Supreme Court race
• First holiday bazaars set this weekend
• Patty Murray's win boosts Democrats in U.S. Senate
• Teen novel writer to speak at Port Angeles library
• $1,000 reward offered for lost dog
• Adventuress lifted out for winter renovation work
• Port Angeles business license idea dies at council meeting
• DNR ceremony seals Protection Island Aquatic Reserve
• Fall wine tour on the North Olympic Peninsula
• Port Townsend to present painting as thanks to Pierce County for use of ferry
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Keep voting . . . for live music on the Peninsula
• Port Angeles man gets 14 months in prison for fraud
• Proof that Mother Nature loves Sequim
• Death Notices from Thu, 04 Nov 2010
• What voters sought, change, appears to be in store (AP national analysis)
• Van De Wege, Tharinger keep leads in House races
• URGENT -- Doherty now leads Poole -- by 36 votes. Little change in other Clallam County races
• Demonstration highlights Coast Guard art exhibit
• State Supreme Court race remains close
• UPDATED -- GOP gains seats in state House, Senate
• I-1100 fails; state remains your liquor dealer
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 04 Nov 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 04 Nov 2010
• Things To Do from Thu, 04 Nov 2010
• Strategies discussed as daily winter access to Hurricane Ridge Road nears
• Doherty now leads Poole -- by 36 votes
• Cuts possible even with sales tax hike OK'd by Jefferson County voters
• In race for Clallam treasurer, Barkhuis, Scott are both hopeful
• Tense moment in race for Clallam community development director
• Kelly, Freedman hopeful for victory in Clallam prosecutor's race
• UPDATED -- Tharinger, Van De Wege hold leads in state House races
• Landes claims victory in Jefferson judge contest
• Austin beats anti-incumbent fever in Jefferson County commissioner race
• UPDATED --- Full election results - by race - for Clallam, Jefferson counties
• URGENT -- Murray up over Rossi, with all counties reporting
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 03 Nov 2010
• Fire District No. 6 levy lid lift too close to call -- only 3 vote margin
• Death Notices from Wed, 03 Nov 2010
• Good signs for Tharinger in race against McEntire for state representative
• Things To Do from Wed, 03 Nov 2010
• Clallam's Sheila Miller, Kelly, Barkhuis lead; Fire District 6 vote losing by slim margin
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Pies on the Run invests in passion
• Jefferson County sales tax, Austin, Rosekrans, Landes winning
• Harbor-Works dissolves; returns $168,734.29 to city, Port of Port Angeles
• Dicks coasts toward a win -- and a loss.
• Port Angeles City Council OKs utility fee hikes
• UPDATED -- Poole holds narrow lead over incumbent Clallam County Commissioner Doherty
• Port Angeles pool board picks top candidate
• Jefferson officials happy by apparent victory for sales tax hike
• Rosekrans looks forward to new job as Jefferson County prosecutor
• Death Notices from Tue, 02 Nov 2010
• SPORTS: Crescent volleyball pounds Providence Christian to advance to tri-district tournament
• Things To Do from Tue, 02 Nov 2010
• It's Election Day: Jefferson ballot returns inch toward 60%; Clallam turnout hovers near 50% and growing
• Jefferson GOP chair files PDC complaint against county administrator over tax measure
• Unopposed sheriff praises department's volunteers before Chamber of Commerce
• Outrageous Olympics to raise funds for United Way in Clallam County
• Port Angeles City Council to raise electricity, other rates tonight
• Comic pair to appear in Port Angeles Wednesday
• College fairs scheduled Thursday at Peninsula College, Port Angeles High Schol
• Park, fair fees may increase in Clallam
• Boys & Girls Club in Sequim gets $14,000
• Man found with 6 pipe bombs in truck pleads not guilty
• Commissioner's sale of property for Dungeness River project proper, audit finds
• YOUTH FOOTBALL: Thriller between Sequim, Port Townsend wraps regular season
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 02 Nov 2010
• Death Notices from Mon, 01 Nov 2010
• Things To Do from Mon, 01 Nov 2010
• A joyful century for Port Angeles centenarian
• Peninsula poets to read in Tacoma
• Chetzemoka sea trials to resume after modication
• Port Angeles High School choir for hire; funds will be used for trip to NYC
• Sequim High School offers afternoon homework help; grade schools to do same
• Halloween parade a hit in Port Townsend
• North Peninsula woman hopes for miracle, has a mission after tumor strikes
• Security breach at Coast Guard base examined
• Protection Island Aquatic Reserve ceremony Wednesday
• Check here for election results Tuesday night!
• MATT SCHUBERT'S PREP NOTES: Big Time football at Civic Field in Port Angeles
• Sen. Cantwell stumps in Port Townsend
• SPORTS: Chimacum football earns playoff berth by beating rival Port Townsend 38-6
• Blaine woman recovering from crushing encounter with beach log near Kalaloch
• HALLOWEEN IN JEFFERSON: The ghost tale of Alice the Goon
• 'Taste of the Peninsula' tickets on sale now
• HALLOWEEN IN CLALLAM: Voices, footsteps that can't be explained
• Things To Do from Sun, 31 Oct 2010
• SPECIAL REPORT: Foreclosures, housing market on the rebound, Realtors say
• Tsunami alert chimes to sound in Monday test
• SPECIAL REPORT: Foreclosures on the rise on Peninsula -- but not as bad as elsewhere
• Two patriotic concerts coming to Port Angeles in November
• Fire heroes: 'For some reason, God had us go down East Sequim Bay Road'
• A community's goodbye to Bob Boardman — victim, and hero, in mountain goat attack
• PT firm makes new doors for mountain lodge
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 31 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 31 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 31 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 31 Oct 2010
• Port Townsend students share 'stone soup' meal
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 31 Oct 2010
• Candy, costumes celebrate Halloween in Peninsula downtowns
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 31 Oct 2010
• Memorial Field volunteers honored in Port Townsend
• SPORTS: Lummi holds off Neah Bay 41-30; other prep football reports
• OMC objects to hospital logo in Tharinger campaign ad
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls, Port Townsend boys cross country teams earn state berths; Port Angeles volleyball earns No. 5 district seed
• More than half voted in Jefferson County, more than 41 percent in Clallam, as of Friday
• URGENT -- President Obama says packages bound for U.S. contained explosives
• Cantwell to speak in Port Townsend on Saturday
• Sequim shuts out Port Angeles 41-0
• Joy for Sequim, sadness for Port Angeles as Wolves dominate Roughriders in biggest game ever
• Last night's prep football scores
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 29 Oct 2010
• Jefferson County turns over documents sought by firearms training range operator; more e-mails coming
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 29 Oct 2010
• Port Angeles schools roll out new menu
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 29 Oct 2010
• Neah Bay, Forks high schools win awards of distinction
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 29 Oct 2010
• General election ballots keep coming in on Olympic Peninsula
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 29 Oct 2010
• Retired colonel, diplomat to speak against U.S. policy in Mideast
• Death Notices from Fri, 29 Oct 2010
• Vintage sign prepared for KONP radio
• SPORTS: Much awaited Port Angeles-Sequim rivalry game finally is here
• Things To Do from Fri, 29 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Orting ends Port Townsend girls soccer season; other prep reports
• Port Angeles Harbor contaminant study in new hands
• SPORTS: Rivalry game between Chimacum and Port Townsend will be a playoff atmosphere; other prep football previews
• Jefferson County Animal Shelter looks to community support -- and Prop. 1
• SPORTS: Wiker elevates level of expectations at Sequim High School
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Exercise your responsibility to vote
• SPORTS: Wahl turns around Port Angeles football team as motivational leader
• Biggest game ever between Port Angeles and Sequim; 3,000 expected tonight
• Taste of Peninsula tickets on sale now
• Wooden water pipe found during repair of more modern main in Port Angeles
• Peninsula celebrates Halloween with abundance of parties, carnivals and trick-or-treating
• Two patriotic concerts planned in Port Angeles for November
• Social, faith issues to be discussed Port Angeles forum Saturday
• Olympic National Park to change goat guidelines; killer mountain goat wasn't diseased, necropsy finds
• Harvest celebrations among events this weekend
• Celebration of life for Bob Boardman, killed by mountain goat, set for Saturday
• Hood Canal's economic, environmental health focus of conference
• Clallam County honored for Elwha River bridge
• Forks police chief interviews begin next month
• Stevens Middle School students pledge to be free of drugs, alcohol
• Everest summit important but return 'crucial'; younger Whittaker tells of trek
• Walmart grand opening draws hundreds in pep rally atmosphere (**Gallery**)
• Deer hits car (you're reading this correctly)
• Judge, prosecuting attorney hopefuls talk about crime in forum finale
• Jefferson County officials back sales tax hike measure with own funds, campaign donation records show
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's soccer team in playoffs -- after losing game
• SPORTS: Big Game got bigger as Port Angeles, Sequim both in Top 10
• Death Notices from Thu, 28 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 28 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 28 Oct 2010
• Things To Do from Thu, 28 Oct 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Dress up and dance to keep goblins away
• Foreclosure workshops held today, Thursday on Peninsula
• YMCA wants public to help map its future
• Sequim planning director out; city manager says mutual decision reached during talks
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 27 Oct 2010
• Port Townsend portrait set for Nov. 14
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 27 Oct 2010
• Update: Man in custody for allegedly posing bomb threat in Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 27 Oct 2010
• Clallam electrical rates rising 8% for customers outside Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 27 Oct 2010
• Death Notices from Wed, 27 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: North Kitsap beats Port Angeles 3-1 in volleyball; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Port Angeles High School prepares for thousands of fans at big football game against archrival Sequim on Friday
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Area golf courses aren't very spooky
• Things To Do from Wed, 27 Oct 2010
• New Walmart Supercenter opens today in Port Angeles
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: A cup of joe and a show
• Clallam PUD raises electric rates by 8 percent
• Second sales tax try in the works; Jefferson Transit may seek increase in February
• Budget cuts could affect home-care clients
• Lanky, 20-foot-tall Welcome Pole raised at Peninsula College (**Video**)
• Ballots flowing into auditors' offices in Clallam, Jefferson counties
• Man who shot deputy gets 25 years in prison
• Vision of downtown Sequim topic of open houses next week
• Federal building bomb threat deemed a hoax
• Peninsula firefighters in the pink for breast cancer awareness
• Port Townsend community photo will be taken on day new ferry inaugurated
• Drunken captain of ship seized in Strait gets short prison term
• Jefferson County extends moratorium on adult businesses
• Port of Port Angeles considering whether to raise property tax levy
• Clallam County to study restoration of Spruce Railroad tunnels
• BREAKING NEWS: State approves Port Townsend paper mill biomass generator
• Things To Do from Mon, 25 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 26 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 26 Oct 2010
• Death Notices from Tue, 26 Oct 2010
• WEST END NEIGHBOR: Scary stories just in time for Halloween
• Lefevre latest Sequim city official apparently forced to depart
• Port Townsend Paper biomass project given green light by Ecology
• More rain, big surf in storm forecast
• Unopposed candidates get their forum, too
• Things To Do from Tue, 26 Oct 2010
• Clallam treasurer candidates take off gloves in final forum; $617,000 embezzlement at issue
• Halloween screaming starts tonight at Port Angeles High School
• Visitor bureau chief hopes to gain more Peninsula tourists from China
• Winds gust across parts of Peninsula; more rain today, Tuesday
• Port Angeles wants county help on Nippon appeal
• Historical society seeks addition to research center
• Grants awarded for Peninsula fish habitat projects
• Adventuress meets fund-raising goal
• Sequim choir raising money for trip to sing in Carnegie Hall
• Popular Forks art center gains grant to fix leaky roof
• Open house on Rayonier cleanup plans set for Wednesday
• Restaurants, coffee stands to donate some Thursday proceeds to United Way
• Motorcyclists raise $5,600 for charity with toy run
• Senate candidate Rossi urges supporters toward Nov. 2 finish line
• Hundreds expected at memorial service Saturday for hiker killed by goat
• Death and Memorial Notice -- Correction from Sun, 24 Oct 2010
• Ballot returns edge up in Clallam, Jefferson counties
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 24 Oct 2010
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Behind the Mujeres de Maiz and its work in Mexico
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 24 Oct 2010
• Large waves expected in West End today
• Death Notices from Sun, 24 Oct 2010
• Aldwell grandchild gets first look at Elwha Dam
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 24 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Quilcene volleyball team qualifies for playoffs; other prep reports
• SPORTS: Chimacum Cowboys win third straight do-or-die football game
• Jefferson County government seeks union concessions to avoid layoffs
• Clallam County government mulls three layoffs amid budget crunch
• Jefferson's unsolved mysteries: Protection Island no longer focus of cold case investigation
• Things To Do from Sun, 24 Oct 2010
• Clallam's unsolved mysteries: Last year's discovery proves 'cold cases' can be solved, detective says
• Though shutting down, clinic rescues entangled owl
• Walmart grand opening early Wednesday
• Port Townsend town portrait postponed, but Halloween parade still on
• PT-based Intellicheck Mobilisa ranked 230th fastest growing company in North America
• A taste of Scandinavian to be served today in Port Townsend
• BREAKING NEWS — Trove of Iraq War Documents Sheds Light on Civilian Deaths, Abuse and Iran
• Rossi in Port Angeles, Chimacum on Saturday
• Women slated for two Hood Canal-based submarines by end of next year
• SPORTS: Neah Bay beats Crescent for North Olympic League volleyball championship
• Survivor recalls 1999 encounter with mountain goat in Olympic National Park
• SPORTS: Chimacum faces Cedar Park Christian in crucial football game
• Hood Canal areas get boil-your-water warnings
• Things To Do from Fri, 22 Oct 2010
• Season's first big storm headed toward Peninsula
• History center to host family jamboree in Port Angeles
• Update: E. Jefferson Fire-Rescue power restored; emergency 9-1-1 fully operational
• Film in Port Townsend celebrates life of intellectually disabled man
• Changing weather: Weekend storm forecast for NW
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Nothing to fear but change itself
• Stark figures tell of domestic violence, death in 'silent witness' display in Sequim
• Haunted houses, pumpkins and harvest dinners offered this weekend
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: It take four to Quartango; noted group to perform in Port Ludlow
• 9-1-1 outage in Jefferson County 'could have been a total disaster'
• Memorial for husband, benefit dinner for widow set Saturday in Port Townsend
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 22 Oct 2010
• Olympic Medical Center margin smaller than desired; hospital earns $2.1 million so far in 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 22 Oct 2010
• Knife found after fight in Port Townsend; no one injured
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 22 Oct 2010
• Port Ludlow council to appeal quarry decision
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• New beach for Port Angeles voiced at idea session (and click to see 43-page presentation)
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Rain coming this weekend should help fishing and hunting
• Interim Port Angeles pool director gets $18,500 for quitting
• SPORTS: Port Townsend duo go 1-2 at boys Olympic League Cross Country Championships
• Artist to give shape to Carlsborg visions
• SPORTS: Olympic League meet today might add to array of past state cross country champions
• Woman found dead in Discovery Bay visiting twin sister in Poulsbo
• 2.5% rise in state ferry fares seen
• Faller killed when tree hits another, sending it at him
• College grads bicycle from Vermont to Port Angeles before entering 'real world'
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Beauty is hook deep
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 21 Oct 2010
• Hair-raising fear house to help Olympic Theatre Arts
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 21 Oct 2010
• Death Notices from Thu, 21 Oct 2010
• Things To Do from Thu, 21 Oct 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Loss of friend is reminder to appreciate talents
• Young musicians keep Dixieland jazz hot
• Lake Mills drawdown begins
• Clallam Transit service to Walmart changes; new route added
• Carlsborg candidate forum tonight
• Plan to end homelessness updated by Clallam County
• Lowering of Lake Mills starts today
• SPORTS: Neah Bay beats Clallam Bay in volleyball, sets up championship showdown with Crescent; Port Angeles beats Sequim 5-3 in girls soccer and other prep reports
• It's over: Harbor-Works officially no longer exists
• Death of logger investigated
• Reporting from Klahhane Ridge: Olympic National Park goes on mountain goat watch (***Gallery***)
• Body found in Discovery Bay might be from Kitsap
• Port Townsend Paper hit with $18,000 fine
• Things To Do from Wed, 20 Oct 2010
• Say goodbye to free checking at banks?
• Jefferson County outpacing Clallam with ballot returns
• Port of Port Angeles commissioners defend 5% raise to executive director
• Unemployment falls slightly on Peninsula
• From Taft to Obama, Victrola to DVD: Secrets of the Centenarians
• Documentary on Peninsula fishing, shellfishing to be shown
• Video of Coast Guard medically evacuating a crewman from fishing vessel off Tatoosh Island
• Port Angeles parks future to be discussed
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: No Social Security increase next year, so Democrats push for $250 bonus to recipients
• Logger killed in forest near Clallam Bay
• Port Angeles buys Rayonier tank, 11.86 acres
• Body found in Jefferson County
• Sequim-area fire district to boost inspections
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 20 Oct 2010
• Pay now or pay later, port commissioners mull about old ferry dock
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 20 Oct 2010
• Tall ship sailing toward its fundraising goal
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 20 Oct 2010
• Jefferson prosecutor foes clash over candidate's time as a Texas cop decades ago
• Death Notices from Wed, 20 Oct 2010
• Judge dismisses challenge of Jefferson County PUD's ability to tax Port Townsend
• SPORTS: Sequim beats Port Angeles 3-0 in key volleyball match; both teams tied for second in league
• City Council appears poised to require business licenses in Port Angeles
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Spooky Halloween event set for Port Townsend Golf Club
• Clallam County commissioners to consider cutting hours for court clerk
• Jefferson maps out a transportation plan -- without funds
• Things To Do from Tue, 19 Oct 2010
• Foot ferry sails with high hopes; Kingston success could spill over to Port Townsend {**Gallery, video**]
• Hiker died while warning others of aggressive mountain goat
• Peninsula College's Keegan withdraws name from Fla. job
• Death Notices from Tue, 19 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 19 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 19 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Crescent volleyball team warms up for rival Neah Bay by beating Sequim JV 3-1
• House candidates offer up ideas for state's financial woes
• Jefferson County sales tax: Voters can pass proposition or lose services, administrator says
• Public meeting on Forks facade tonight
• Two large donors perpetuated at Northwest Maritime Center
• Scarefest opens Thursday in Port Townsend
• Port Angeles High School plans first-time college fair
• SPORTS: Four advance for Port Angeles at the boys tennis subdistrict championships
• Things To Do from Mon, 18 Oct 2010
• Sequim mushroom show crowd unexpectedly big
• Field, Stern of 'Sybil' reunite at Port Townsend's Rose Theatre
• Some neighbors worried about S'Klallam tribe's proposed U.S. 101 changes
• Port Angeles mural a homage to artist as well as mountains
• Cleanup under way at former Salt Creek shooting range
• Six finalists for Forks police chief job
• Port Townsend mayor challenges commissioner candidate's comment
• Goat examined as part of investigation of goring
• Jefferson County prosecutor hopefuls differ on what crimes should be pursued
• Sequim city manager's reasons for firing police chief laid out in memo
• Port Angeles council to mull license, with fee, for all businesses
• Hiker killed by mountain goat in Olympic National Park
• Port Angeles man charged with having pipe bombs
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 17 Oct 2010
• Rescued fishers set free near Hurricane Ridge
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 17 Oct 2010
• Clallam courthouse to get face-lift
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 17 Oct 2010
• Olympic Game Farm in Sequim sees rise in visitors (**Gallery**)
• Death Notices from Sun, 17 Oct 2010
• Fall/winter visitor guide premieres on Monday
• SPORTS: Top-ranked Cascade Christian ruins Port Townsend's homecoming game
• Lower Elwha fish hatchery more than half-finished
• SPORTS: Bellevue nips Pirates in men's and women's soccer action
• SPORTS: Football prep scores
• SPORTS: Matt Schubert's Preps notes: Playoff home fields unfair to North Olympic Peninsula football teams; Port Townsend loses much more than football game
• Update: Port Townsend ferry back in service
• SPORTS: Sequim locks up playoffs with homecoming win over Olympic; other prep football reports
• Man killed by goat in Olympic National Park was experienced hiker
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Getting her (and her students') groove on
• Anti-fluoride groups want state Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling
• Ferry harpist to make return appearance at debut of MV Chetzemoka
• Things To Do from Sun, 17 Oct 2010
• Eagles considering latest Border Patrol offer
• Port Townsend's 2010 Family Portrait to feature new ferry
• Things To Do from Fri, 15 Oct 2010
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Tales of <i>oh!</i> at Forest Storytelling Festival
• Art of telling stories among many events on Peninsula this weekend
• A square hit at the roundabout
• Mushroom show in Sequim to teach difference between the edible, deadly
• Scaled-down choo-choos on display in Sequim
• Oktoberfest to help Senior Nutrition Program
• Marrowstone couple showcase area talents
• Celebrity baggers work for United Way in Clallam County
• Sequim resident to teach how to make wreaths with dried hydrangea blooms
• Clallam prosecutor's race shifts to debate about evidence
• Sally Field to visit Port Townsend for screening of 'Sybil'
• Port Angeles man sentenced in shooting plans appeal; court costs will be paid by public
• Property tax deadline nears
• Weekday foot ferry to Seattle launches from Kingston on Monday
• SPORTS: Port Townsend defeats Sequim 1-0 in girls soccer; Sequim beats Port Townsend 3-0 in volleyball, and other prep reports
• Six pipe bombs discovered in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim football teams one win away from playoffs; other football previews
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Debt makes deficits harder to defeat
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• 'They tore apart everything ...': Vandals trash mountain bike staging area
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Duck hunting just got better on the North Olympic Peninsula
• Search called off: Missing Hoh fisherman presumed drowned
• Chicken-hunting bear trapped near Quilcene; new home to be deep in Olympic Mountains
• Ex-care home owner convicted of three counts, acquitted of four in theft from client
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Lake Sutherland closed to fishing?
• Death Notices from Thu, 14 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Peninsula College soccer teams tie
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 14 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Sequim runner wins cross country meet in close finish
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 14 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Sequim claims league tennis crown
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 14 Oct 2010
• 'Casablanca' coming to Sequim Elks Club for FM station fundraiser
• Things To Do from Thu, 14 Oct 2010
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Weather cools, but music scene is hot
• About 140 share ideas at tourism summit in Port Townsend
• 2 arrested in marijuana investigation in Joyce
• Port Angeles man arrested after park visitor center break-in
• Dicks, Cloud spar before loud crowd in Sequim
• Jefferson County approves phone excise tax hike
• Clallam County PUD eyes 8 percent rate hike
• Search finds no sign of missing Hoh River fisherman
• Methadone overdose cause of girl's death at Beaver campsite
• Driver who plunged to her death in Dungeness Bay was ill, despondent
• No FBI investigation for study's allegation of Clallam County jail misconduct
• Retirees build Scout cabin in Jefferson County
• Port Angeles Utility Advisory Committee nixes proposed water connection fee hike
• Clallam County to pave Discovery Trail east of Elwha Bridge
• Tribal community garden topic of presentation in Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 13 Oct 2010
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Book lovers walk into pages of bitter and sweet
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 13 Oct 2010
• Sequim OKs affordable apartment complex
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 13 Oct 2010
• Death Notices from Wed, 13 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles defeats Bremerton 2-0 in crucial girls soccer game; Port Townsend blasts North Mason 4-0 in girls soccer and other prep reports
• MATT SCHUBERT'S PREP NOTES: Fall teams vying for playoff spots
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Port Townsend Golf Club to offer restaurant dining
• Things To Do from Wed, 13 Oct 2010
• Change of command on Indian Island
• WEST END NEIGHBOR: Forks doing well with lemons, thank you
• Things To Do from Tue, 12 Oct 2010
• State House candidates support biomass project
• 'Living the dream,' candidate says of his run for state Legislature
• Tharinger changing ad which claims no Clallam budget deficit
• Building permit exceptions safe in unincorporated Clallam
• Forks house destroyed in early morning fire
• Kansas ex-schoolteacher sentenced in online case with roots in Port Angeles
• Port of Port Angeles top executive gets retroactive 5 percent pay raise
• Tribal fisherman missing on Hoh River
• Death Notices from Tue, 12 Oct 2010
• Fields of dreams: Playfield complex in Sequim down to the fundraising
• 'Commendable, refreshing' say port commissioners in giving top staffer 5% raise
• Business on new Port Townsend roundabout shuttering
• Footprints, boat found in area of Hoh River where fisherman went missing
• Carlsborg business puts its stamp on concrete
• Things To Do from Mon, 11 Oct 2010
• Wind claws through tents at crab fest in Port Angeles
• Jefferson County commissioner race top draw for donations
• Clallam County prosecuting attorney contest most expensive so far
• Forks residents hope to save school facade; meeting set to hear options
• Phone excise tax hike up for vote today; it would fund Next Generation 9-1-1
• State auditor looking into Quilcene fire district issue
• Death of Sequim woman whose van flew off bluff remains under investigation
• 4 are finalists to be director of pool in Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 10 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 10 Oct 2010
• Prosecutor candidates differ on conviction numbers
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 10 Oct 2010
• Tourism summit in PT Wednesday
• SPORTS: Chimacum Cowboys back on the horse after crucial football win; other prep football results
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Moriarty gathers grants to keep marine life center afloat
• SPORTS: Port Townsend invitational cross country meet stirs up a wasps' nest
• Peninsula's Sierra Club endorses in general election
• SPORTS: Port Angeles football team remains undefeated with win against North Mason
• Albert Haller Foundation awards $296,000 in grants in Clallam County
• Things To Do from Sun, 10 Oct 2010
• Welcome Pole to be raised at Peninsula College Longhouse
• Crab festival offers tasty treats, activities
• Port Angeles real estate brokerages combine under Windermere name
• Display speaks for those silenced by domestic violence
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: MV Coho has chance encounter with its look-alike
• Medical marijuana dispensary legal in Port Angeles, city says
• FOLLOW THE MONEY: Democrats raise more than $200,000 for Peninsula legislative races
• Candidate accuses incumbent district judge of not paying attention; she refutes charge
• Jefferson County speed limits change; new signs coming
• Smokeout project seeks stories of tobacco's effects on people
• It's official: Chetzemoka to start Port Townsend-Whidbey with Nov. 14 fanfare, Nov. 15 service
• 10-10-10: Goal to plant 350 trees by this Sunday
• Port Townsend's 'Ultimate Garage Sale' on Saturday
• Port Angeles City Council nixes hike on electrical permit fee
• Things To Do from Fri, 08 Oct 2010
• Silent Witness display goal to raise awareness of domestic violence
• SPORTS: Port Angeles dunks Sequim in girls swimming; other prep reports
• Sequim police host public safety fair next weekend
• More delay for new Port Townsend ferry's debut; mid-November now forecast
• 24th District hopefuls speak of finances, services
• SPORTS: Port Townsend hosts Fort Worden cross country invitational
• U.S. House candidates Dicks, Cloud at forum Wednesday
• SPORTS: Football previews: Port Angeles battles North Mason in crucial game
• Candidate forums scheduled on Peninsula
• SPORTS: Sequim demolishes Kingston 56-29 in football action
• Breaking news update: Driver dies after van plunges off bluff into Dungeness Bay
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Silvers a force in Elwha River
• Peninsula's weekend has variety, from World War I Cadillac to the Ultimate Garage Sale
• 'She launched herself about 100 yards': Cause of fatal crash into bay unknown (**Gallery**)
• County commissioner candidates Austin, Boyer compare their differences at Port Ludlow forum
• Clallam prosecuting attorney candidate has guilty plea to assault charge, civil suit involving ex-wife in past
• 'Fright Night' to scare up some fun at Sequim Pumpkin Patch
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: 'Here's to the Ladies!' opens tonight at Key City Playhouse
• Pedestrian hit by car in Port Angeles; ticket for driver unlikely
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 08 Oct 2010
• Festival fetes delectable Dungeness crab at Port Angeles pier — come to the PDN crab feed today!
• Death Notices from Fri, 08 Oct 2010
• Port Angeles mulls budget without service cuts
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 08 Oct 2010
• Coalition appeals challenges Nippon biomass approvals
• Guilty verdict in sex trial of ex-pastor in Sequim
• Park expansion, budget cuts topics of Doherty-Poole forum
• Things To Do from Thu, 07 Oct 2010
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Fall fishing bountiful on Peninsula lakes
• SPORTS: Peninsula College soccer men's unbeaten streak ends
• 'Missy' Barlow — artist and West End legend — dies at 90
• SPORTS: Port Townsend standout wins first cross-country match of season; other prep results
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 07 Oct 2010
• Veterans Stand Down in Port Angeles today
• Death Notices from Thu, 07 Oct 2010
• Environmental coalition appeals Nippon biomass project approvals
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Crab festival helps fill Peninsula platter
• Guilty verdict in sex trial of Sequim man
• Three-way agreement in Port Townsend aims at books for all
• Cabinet of Wonders art-lovers' celebration in Port Angeles
• Clallam County to scale back on road maintenance
• Car hits pedestrian in Port Angeles; Front Street temporarily closed
• Crab fest rated tops by magazine, bus association
• 'Step Up to Plate for Kids' raises funds for parenting programs
• Things To Do from Wed, 06 Oct 2010
• What does Protection Island hide? Investigators hope to search for bones in 37-year-old case
• Candidates share views at Clallam County forum
• Clallam County accepts insurance settlement for theft from Treasurer's Office
• Rayonier tank purchase delayed in Port Angeles
• Park begins planning of possible Spruce Railroad Trail upgrade
• Sequim Speaks citizens panel rethinking suggested; 2 new members sought
• Olympic National Forest to begin prescribed burns
• Judge raps Jefferson County, rules Iron Mountain quarry permit must be reconsidered
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: This neighborhood walks on the art side
• Pentagon Papers documentary announced as Port Townsend Film Festival favorite
• Sequim's historic Opera House building getting new lease on life
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 06 Oct 2010
• Cranes' use enters campaign for Clallam prosecuting attorney
• Death Notices from Wed, 06 Oct 2010
• Port Townsend biomass project elicits 200 comments; more to come after second comment period ends Friday
• SPORTS: Port Angeles beats Olympic in crucial Olympic League volleyball match
• SPORTS: Seahawks reportedly acquiring running back Marshawn Lynch
• SPORTS: Mistakes hurt Port Angeles in girls soccer game; Port Townsend beats Klahowya 3-0 in soccer; and other prep reports
• Donald Trump for president? He's interested . . .
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Rally falls short for U.S. in Ryder Cup
• Clallam eyes 3% cutbacks across board; furlough proposal dropped
• Sex in America: Report updates our activities in the bedroom
• Election forums today; rest of this week and next week in Jefferson, Clallam counties
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 05 Oct 2010
• Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival begins in Port Angeles on Friday night
• Death Notices from Tue, 05 Oct 2010
• It's International Week at Peninsula College
• SPORTS: Port Angeles defeats North Kitsap in boys tennis; Roughriders' volleyball team goes 2-2 at Bellevue Invitational
• Ferries linking Victoria, Vancouver back to normal
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Letters to Mariners fans from chief executive, general manager
• One final chance to save old Forks High School facade -- if community wants to
• Critic escorted from county commissioners' meeting
• Would tidal turbines' electromagnetic fields affect sea life? Sequim lab wants to know
• Handling of double-murder trial comes up in prosecutor campaign
• Things To Do from Tue, 05 Oct 2010
• Port Angeles waterfront plans sketched out
• Sequim Senior Singles going strong at 20th anniversary
• 'I get younger every day, not older,' says Sequim102-year-old
• Sex trial of ex-pastor begins in Port Angeles
• Incumbent commissioner goes unchallenged at Port Angeles chamber forum
• Local jazzmen, caterers to celebrate Marsalis, New Orleans
• Jefferson County official receives statewide award named for Magnuson
• Two hospitalized after crash pushes car 100 feet in Port Angeles
• Japanese students visit sister city of Sequim
• Travel alert: Victoria-Vancouver ferry sailings canceled
• Verizon could be refunding Peninsula cell phone customers
• Death and Memorial Notice from Mon, 04 Oct 2010
• Death Notices from Mon, 04 Oct 2010
• Wind, tides hold economic potential, top lab chief says
• Historic Forks High School facade won't be saved because of economics
• Things To Do from Mon, 04 Oct 2010
• Forks police chief selection expected by year's end
• Spruce Railroad grade work for trail discussed tonight
• Preservation goal of North Olympic Land Trust's Farmers of the Year
• Brinnon School second in state in 'Fuel Up to Play' competition
• Kinetic kraziness wraps with mediocrity and mud (**Gallery**)
• Festivals over, Port Townsend returns to downtown projects
• Bill OK'd to expand oil-spill protection in Strait of Juan de Fuca
• Jefferson officials get as close as they can to push sales tax measure
• Alleged Shane Park shooter arrested
• Ninth person arrested for allegedly shoving, spitting on homeless man
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Longtime Makah judge serves with empathy
• Cougars and bears, oh my: Complaints skyrocket on Peninsula
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 03 Oct 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 03 Oct 2010
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Plenty to learn about off the water, too
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 03 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Chimacum loses heartbreaker; other prep football capsules
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 03 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles boys tennis team wins again
• Things To Do from Sun, 03 Oct 2010
• SPORTS: Surprising Port Angeles wins fifth straight
• Dungeness 'Crabfest' begins 3-day run Friday in Port Angeles
• SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles dream game shaping up
• State House, Jefferson County commissioner candidates at forum Wednesday
• Navy accepting final comments on increased training
• Pictures, histories of Dungeness Valley barns offered today
• 'Enjoy your normal days': Cancer survivor tells story at Mad Hatter's Tea in Sequim
• Olympic National Park plans road repairs, other construction projects
• Jefferson Land Trust leader wins key environmental award
• Jupiter mistaken for UFO
• Peninsula Plywood lays off 35 employees
• Time for the Peninsula Daily News . . . (tra-la!) . . . mushroom contest
• Forks board to choose construction bid for high school today
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 01 Oct 2010
• Kooky kinetic SkulPTures to kareen through Port Townsend
• Death Notices from Fri, 01 Oct 2010
• Fundraisers set this morning, Saturday for Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics
• SPORTS: Football Previews: Sequim takes on North Mason in a game that could determine league champio
• Port Angeles seeks more volunteers for its recreation division
• OUTDOORS: Matt Schubert's five best bets to do this weekend
• From tea to flea, Peninsula weekend has much to offer
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Last chance at silver fishery
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Marsalis to share music, story at college events
• SPORTS: Crescent sweeps Neah Bay in volleyball, takes lead for league championship; other prep repor
• Things To Do from Fri, 01 Oct 2010
• Homeless man mobbed by 'pack,' Port Angeles police say
• Insurer offers nearly $20,000 less than total missing from Treasurer's Office; 'good settl
• Jefferson to restore downtown shuttle route
• Tour to visit solar sites in Clallam County
• Weather the wild card for whether Hurricane Ridge Road open daily this winter
• Senate acts to move Hoh tribe to higher ground
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Statewide ballot measures provide lots of reading homework
• 'Critters' focus of Clallam County farm tour
• Forks to celebrate its logging heritage
• Tony Curtis, first Port Townsend Film Festival celebrity guest in 2000, dies; star noted for defianc
• Treasurer could have discovered missing money four years earlier, opponent says
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Time to look for look-alike mushrooms again
• SPORTS: Port Angeles girls win easily in cross country; other prep results
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men No. 1 in NWAACC coaches' poll, defeat Tacoma
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life?
• Europeans play down reports of new al-Qaida threats
• Death and Funeral Notice from Thu, 30 Sep 2010
• Death Notices from Thu, 30 Sep 2010
• Things To Do from Thu, 30 Sep 2010
• Asian foods market opened by Sequim restaurateur
• Volunteers pull ivy from Webster's Woods at Port Angeles arts center
• Quileute get $667,131 in federal funds for justice system, other programs
• New group wants to fill recreational gap in Port Townsend
• Terms met for purchase of Rayonier tank
• Elwha River flows through man-made channel for dam-removal preparation
• Comment period for proposed Port Townsend Paper biomass generator extended
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Ratings giving NFL a TV edge over golfing events
• SPORTS: Port Townsend blanks Port Angeles 1-0 in girls soccer; Port Angeles beats Port Townsend 3-0
• Sewer plan: Boon or bust for Brinnon?
• Field of dreams delayed: $1.5 million Peninsula College soccer field must wait
• Upgraded Port Townsend Library website goes live today
• Walgreens just the Rx for Frick: Longtime Sequim drugstore sells pharmacy to retail giant
• Noted author Stein speaks tonight in Chimacum
• Recession rips at marriages, expands income gap
• Scientists use hovering zeppelin to view Puget Sound orcas
• Regence to stop selling child-only health plans
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 29 Sep 2010
• Things To Do from Wed, 29 Sep 2010
• Adoptable pets, latest fashions at Port Angeles event Saturday
• Weave cedar bark, make a rug, build a fiber journal Sunday in Sequim
• Dog beds made, donated to Olympic Peninsula Humane Society
• Clallam County approves 9-1-1 tax hike
• Sequim OKs changes to licensing for dogs; rabies vaccination proof no longer needed
• Incumbent U.S. Rep. Dicks didn't commit to forum, spokeswoman says
• Clallam commissioners OKs Striped Peak road district
• Speeds revised on 29 roads in unincorporated Jefferson County
• Navy removes obsolete 'site targets' from Dungeness Bay
• Eagles vote to sell lodge building for Border Patrol use
• Ivy-pulling volunteers needed at Port Angeles' arts center
• Victoria Express to extend its season on long weekends through October
• Unabomber's book finds publisher in Port Townsend
• CHRISTI BARON'S WEST END NEIGHBOR: Olympic Theatre may be gone, but memories linger
• Segway scooter company owner rides one off cliff into river, drowns
• Death Notices from Tue, 28 Sep 2010
• Port Angeles waterfront workshops this week
• SPORTS: Crescent beats Sequim JV volleyball team 3-0; Charles Wright nips Chimacum
• Dicks, Cloud scheduled to debate tonight (w/schedule for other Clallam election forums)
• Things To Do from Tue, 28 Sep 2010
• Watching courageous salmon at the Sol Duc Salmon Cascades
• Port of Port Angeles salutes the Duke for 25th anniversary of John Wayne Marina
• BREAKING NEWS: (4 p.m. update) Much of Port Townsend in power outage relighted; Upper Sims Way reope
• Power back on in Port Townsend after pole pulled down
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Force uses 'Voice of Reason' as Port Townsend Film Festival director
• Forks' Heritage Days set this week
• Prosecutor hopefuls spar before Port Angeles chamber
• Grand opening set for new Port Angeles Walmart Supercenter
• Man shot in nose by apparently stray bullet
• SUV hits utility pole, causes power outage in Port Townsend
• U.S. Rep. Dicks, governor's chief of staff receive clean water awards
• Olympic National Park on list for Ecology's haze reduction efforts
• Traffic delays possible on U.S. Highway 101
• Port Townsend Film Festival awards films, documentaries
• TV show wants to feature Port Angeles woman and her Foreign Accent Syndrome
• Things To Do from Mon, 27 Sep 2010
• Health officials encourage vaccination against the flu
• Sadie Creek shooting range discussed; no action taken
• Port Angeles Coast Guard copter dispatched after schooner mast snaps, injuring two
• Dungeness River Fest wraps today
• Two Port Angeles women to host fundraiser for volunteer work in Nepal, Laos
• U.S. House hopefuls face off at forum Monday; other candidates, initiatives subjects at other gather
• Natural Resources schedules meeting to discuss Protection Island management plan
• 'Listening is a gift of life': Dyan Cannon shares secrets of acting at Port Townsend Film
• Tip-A-Cop raises $2, 504 for Special Olympics
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• Volunteers in Medicine in the Olympics events set this week
• Prep football scores
• State Farm Bureau backs Boyer for Jefferson County commissioner
• BREAKING NEWS: Look who's in Port Townsend — new ferry debuts, sees how it fits at dock
• Troopers seek driver said to be cause of Chimacum wreck
• Slow down in these towns: "Walkability" high in Port Angeles, Sequim, Port Townsend
• Tall ship's mast snaps in two during sail with schoolchildren aboard
• Lighthouse keeper to speak at First Friday Lecture in Port Townsend
• Death Notices from Sun, 26 Sep 2010
• Seattle foe targets cogeneration plan in Port Angeles to make test case against biomass energy
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Sep 2010
• Cantwell in Port Angeles praises Kessler, stumps for Murray
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Sep 2010
• Kessler says she's not stepping into the shadows
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Prep results in other sports
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Sep 2010
• 24th House District candidates Van De Wege, Tharinger share blog
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles escape with 14-9 win over Kingston
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 26 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Late touchdown fells Port Townsend; other prep football summaries
• Things To Do from Sun, 26 Sep 2010
• Forks theater fire stirs memories like embers; cause of blaze likely to stay unknown
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• Judge in Tacoma orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
• Nominations sought for state public health awards
• Dyan Cannon, Port Townsend Film Festival's special guest, eager to see town
• 1950s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at 82
• What to look for -- and what to see for free -- at the Port Townsend Film Festival
• Prosecuting attorney candidates discuss law and youth with youths at Boiler Room
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: 'Smoke on the Mountain: Homecoming' opens tonight at Port Angeles Com
• High court upholds state's ban on Internet gambling
• Things To Do from Fri, 24 Sep 2010
• Move over, Ty Cobb: Ichiro's now the 200-hit AL king
• Music, motors and more on Peninsula this weekend
• Peninsula College president finalist for Florida college post
• Incredible Edible Festival all about food
• New national health law kick into gear today. What's in it for you? (A consumer guide.)
• Film festival wants to 'challenge, entertain,' executive director says
• Are student athlete concussions getting full attention in Sequim, and by other Peninsula teams?
• Views from the Earthship: Smithsonian's 'Visions' brings star visions to Peninsula fo
• Update: Supreme Court sides with Port Angeles City Hall on fluoridation
• Peninsula College president 'flattered' to be finalist for Florida post again
• Fluoride foes 'exploring all options' after Supreme Court upholds Port Angeles city
• Dwyer endorses Tharinger for 24th District House seat
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 24 Sep 2010
• Clallam Business Incubator 'limping along' without a board president
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 24 Sep 2010
• Port Angeles historic district request to go to state panel
• Death Notices from Fri, 24 Sep 2010
• Annual festival celebrates the Dungeness River this weekend
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Silvers starting their final journey in area rivers
• Olympic Peninsula Bike Adventure Sunday benefits region's organizations
• SPORTS: Port Angeles Roughriders take on ex-coach at Kingston tonight; other prep football previews
• Park waives entry fees, plans specials for Saturday's National Public Lands Day
• SPORTS: Chimacum beats rival Port Townsend 3-0 in volleyball; Sequim wins in volleyball and other pr
• Photo updates: Landmark former movie theater in Forks burns
• Investigators seek cause of 'suspicious' fire that destroyed Forks landmark
• Roofless in Seattle? Seattle auto buyers like sun roofs, blue cars (What about you? What are North
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Live music notes: 8 years and counting
• Admission to Olympic National Park free this Saturday
• Boat owner, trimaran burned by exploding heater
• Planning Commission OKs permits for Nippon biomass cogeneration plant
• Loan to pay for state-mandated project to raise Port Angeles utility bills; councilwoman critical
• Clallam County taps Mulkilteo company for historic courthouse upgrade
• Port Townsend Co-op boycott proposal dead, but Mideast discussion continues
• Waterfront redesign workshops scheduled in Port Angeles
• 4-car crash near Chimacum leaves Sequim woman hurt
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Love on the Sol Duc River
• Death Notices from Thu, 23 Sep 2010
• Oktoberfest helps assisted living community provide 'home, not institution'
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 23 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles edges Sequim in tennis; other prep resorts
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 23 Sep 2010
• Tip A Cop fundraiser set tonight in Sequim
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 23 Sep 2010
• Helicopters at work, logs to be moved, so 2 Olympic National Park trails close for 2 days
• Things To Do from Thu, 23 Sep 2010
• Volunteers sought for North Olympic Peninsula work parties
• Sequim woman finds brother after 47 years
• Eileen Nearne, heroic World War II secret agent, honored at funeral this week (FOLLOWUP STORY)
• Volunteers sought for work projects Saturday; recruitment aim of Friday gatherings in Forks
• Two arrested while burglarizing house, deputies say
• Four-vehicle pileup blocks highway between Port Angeles, Sequim (**Gallery**)
• 'Quick' matrix bar codes premiere in Port Townsend
• Clallam County prosecutor's election foe endorsed by attorney who lost in primary
• Co-op board rejects proposed Israeli product boycott
• Port Angeles' 'mother of massage' therapy to celebrate 100th birthday
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 22 Sep 2010
• Sadie Creek land transfer would allow shooting range; meeting set for Thursday
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 22 Sep 2010
• Authorities say they're making headway on 99 car burglaries
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 22 Sep 2010
• The end of the line: Harbor-Works' initial $1.3 million down to $168,588
• Death Notices from Wed, 22 Sep 2010
• Port Angeles City Council approves removing up to 45 more Lincoln Park trees
• SPORTS: Port Angeles dunks Port Townsend in girls swimming; Port Angeles girls soccer off to best st
• Fish kill, dead shrimp in southern Hood Canal
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: A less 'groovy' sport in future
• Small quake near Bell Hill in Sequim area
• Things To Do from Wed, 22 Sep 2010
• Highway reopened after four-vehicle crash
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Pianists put the dynamic in duo
• Fire guts Beaver mobile home; cell phone charger short may be to blame
• As 175 watch, Port Townsend Co-op rejects request to boycott Israeli products over Gaza issues
• Makah marine mammal stranding office receives grant
• Port Angeles pool manager remains on paid leave as board takes no action
• SPORTS: Olympic Mountaineers Lacrosse Club to start middle school program
• So long, summer
• Someone stole 'Unipus' -- then someone returned it
• Jefferson prosecutor hopeful calls U.S. 'fascist police state' in clip filmed 3 years ago
• Israeli envoy departs Port Townsend on eve of co-op boycott vote
• Comedy shows for adults promised without the potty-mouth
• Clallam County to call on consultant for shoreline planning
• Third suspect emerges in case of van chase out of Olympic National Park
• Motorcyclist who crashed into guardrail might have been fatigued
• Kessler endorses Tharinger for her state House seat
• Clallam community development director hopefuls discuss accessibility
• Songs raise spirits, funds for singer with cancer in Sequim
• Missing downtown Port Angeles sculpture returned
• Death Notices from Tue, 21 Sep 2010
• Things To Do from Tue, 21 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles blanks Port Townsend/Chimacum 7-0 in boys tennis
• SPORTS: Sequim Wolf Pack beats Port Angeles White in two out of three games as youth football begins
• Trees by airport could be gone as Port of Port Angeles suggests master plan for Lincoln Park
• Occupants leave after rolling car on U.S. 101
• Port Townsend Library has Transition Yourself job-seeker program
• Late Makah elder and veteran honored at 60th anniversary reunion of unit
• Drizzle doesn't dampen spirit of Jefferson County Farm tour
• Sides argue for, against selling Israeli goods at Port Townsend Food Co-op
• Things To Do from Mon, 20 Sep 2010
• Driver leads chase out of national park, onto private property -- then vanishes
• La Nina may bring wetter, grayer season; wintery walloping possible
• Clallam County to consider phone tax hike to update emergency dispatch system
• Port Angeles' new slogan: 'The Authentic Northwest'
• "Black Dresses" exhibit in Port Townsend to end on Sept. 30
• Biomass cogeneration opponents to gather in Port Angeles on eve of city meeting
• Sequim senior center marches toward future; $300,000 for new facility raised so far
• Trees felled in preparation for removal of Elwha dams
• Olympic National Park elk census begins Monday
• SPORTS: High school football scores
• Romantic concert today is fundraiser for woman with cancer
• Sequim KWA sees a need for services, works to match right caregiver to client
• Downtown Port Angeles sidewalk sculpture missing
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• Visions of sustainability to be shared at Carlsborg sewer, wastewater treatment workshop
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• Sequim 17-year-old hurt in Diamond Point wreck
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Cross country extravaganza at Salt Creek (**Gallery**)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• Campaign for Kids brings in $87,000 for Boys & Girls Club
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• Pool district board president puts manager on leave
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• Port Townsend institute hosts world-class workshops in fitness, spirituality
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Chimacum's Williams farms for the future
• Death Notices from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• Things To Do from Sun, 19 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles wins third straight against Bremerton
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Tuna entrepreneur sets up a dockside 'shop'
• SPORTS: Sequim rolls to 53-0 victory; other prep football results
• Women gather 40 bags of necessities, good will for Crescent students
• SPORTS: Football preview: Port Angeles tries to go 3-0 at Bremerton on Friday night
• SPORTS: Prestigious Salt Creek Invitational cross country meet will have 21 teams, including host Po
• SPORTS: Peninsula College sweeps soccer games
• Clallam judge orders DNA test on bullet in case involving death row inmate
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Fishing for coho in Sekiu really hot right now
• Port Townsend could get its new ferry running by Halloween
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Preview of coming attractions for Port Townsend Film Festival
• Israeli envoy to enter Port Townsend fray over proposed co-op boycott
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 17 Sep 2010
• 13 apply for Forks police chief post
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 17 Sep 2010
• Study statistician defends Clallam jail data, says most reporting staff sex abuse were men
• Death Notices from Fri, 17 Sep 2010
• Port Angeles man official photographer for sand sculpture world championship
• Things To Do from Fri, 17 Sep 2010
• Civic Field repairs would be vast and costly, parks commissioners told
• Food and fiber part of farm tours in Jefferson County
• Olympic Medical Center board approves cancer treatment tool
• Quilcene Fair features parade, car show, music, games, crafts
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Shooting range issue might finally be near bullseye
• Glass Art Festival 'mushrooming' Sequim's Museum & Arts Center
• State budget deficit projected at more than a half-billion dollars
• SPORTS: Sequim defeats archrival Port Angeles in volleyball; Roughriders return the favor in girls s
• Jefferson County community gardens on display Saturday
• From sails to trails, there's much to be done on Peninsula
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Let live music keep the chill away
• Time to curl up and listen to a good book: Digital devices now at public libraries across North Olym
• Port Angeles takes comments on shoreline planning
• Jefferson County weighs deficit with, without tax hike
• Port Townsend air museum to display classic Soviet-era fighter plane
• Show in Port Townsend to feature quilter who lost all fingers on right hand
• Donations come in for expanded Shane Park playground
• Chetzemoka delivered; training to begin soon
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Time to dig up razor clams at Kalaloch, elsewhere
• SPORTS: Crescent takes 3-0 sweep in volleyball; other prep results
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's soccer team remains unbeaten
• Tip A Cop: Law enforcement to raise funds for Special Olympics
• Port Angeles staff proposes increases to utility fees
• Unemployment rate flat on Peninsula
• Quarry to stay open under new ownership; Showcase to liquidate
• Sequim team travels to Silverdale walk to fight Alzheimer's
• Wrecked truck blocks highway near Brinnon for nearly nine hours
• Things To Do from Thu, 16 Sep 2010
• Community rallying to support 52-year-old athletic stadium in Port Townsend
• Death Notices from Wed, 15 Sep 2010
• Prosecuting attorney, judicial candidates speak at Jefferson forum
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 15 Sep 2010
• Community development director candidates clash over permits for small structures
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 15 Sep 2010
• Ex-inmate says survey alleging jail sex misconduct 'a big joke'
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 15 Sep 2010
• Sheriff responds to jail sex allegations
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 15 Sep 2010
• A box of documents surfaces in case involving evidence tech, missing money
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 15 Sep 2010
• Port Angeles man charged with molesting teen, 13
• Things To Do from Wed, 15 Sep 2010
• Update: CEO apologizes for Chase's banking website failure
• Joyce author Sims puts series heroine on Peninsula; writer gives talk before moving to Florida
• Clallam to receive surprise federal funds for Undi Road fix
• SPORTS: Port Townsend shuts out Sequim 5-0 in girls soccer; other prep reports
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Crescent graduate a Champions tournament intern
• Plan for affordable apartments in Sequim on hold
• Business Incubator board postpones critical meeting
• Hospital's new CEO highest paid public official in Jefferson County
• Peninsula activist to speak on Gaza and 'Israeli apartheid'
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Racing shells go back to the source
• Waterfront plan outlined for Port Angeles chamber
• SPORTS: It's rough-and-tumble in girls soccer
• Services pending for Port Townsend poet Rusty North
• Foul odor alerts Port Townsend resident to house fire
• Port Angeles passenger ferry considers year-round service to Victoria
• Hood Canal oyster harvesting closed until Oct. 1
• Port Angeles schools to put levy bid to voters in February
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Gregoire calls for across-the-board budget cuts in state government
• Wooden Boat Fest floats above dour economy, lures more than 30,000
• Death Notices from Tue, 14 Sep 2010
• Money woes may lead to dissolving Clallam Business Incubator
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 14 Sep 2010
• Sequim population grows more than 29% in decade
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 14 Sep 2010
• Woman suffers minor burns in house fire
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 14 Sep 2010
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Metal-boat builder busy in Port Angeles
• Things To Do from Tue, 14 Sep 2010
• Gregoire orders across-the-board state cutbacks on eve of trip to Asia
• Sequim couple to share 'search for Shangri-La' (**GALLERY**)
• Legislative candidates note their civility at Jefferson chamber forum
• SPORTS: Crescent Loggers lose heartbreaker volleyball match to Taholah; Port Angeles cross country t
• Port Townsend Memory Walk raises more than expected for Alzheimer's
• Things To Do from Mon, 13 Sep 2010
• Tip-A-Cop at Applebee's to raise Special Olympics funds
• Port Angeles schools mull placing levy on ballot
• Port of Port Townsend receives grant for eco-park study; matching funds needed
• Civic Field report set for presentation in Port Angeles
• Photographer, writer share the story of their book
• Ribbon-cutting Tuesday for reclamation plant that can spur Sequim's growth
• Tidal power project gets federal funds
• Fla. pastor will 'not today, not ever' burn Quran
• Olympic National Park's U.N. designation worries Jefferson commissioner candidate
• Things To Do from Sun, 12 Sep 2010
• U.S. Sen. Cantwell to speak at dinner for retiring state Rep. Kessler
• Trial slated in stabbing at Port Angeles nightspot
• Some sidewalk signs to get the boot in Port Townsend
• Clallam Bay-Sekiu Visitor Center opens new doors
• Highway roadwork to cause delays around Peninsula
• Auditions for 'Rocky Horror' set in Port Angeles
• Death Notices from Sun, 12 Sep 2010
• Pact aimed at protecting blacktail doe far-reaching
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 12 Sep 2010
• Testing delays Chetzemoka; ferry now expected to be in service by late October
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 12 Sep 2010
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Guardian of the songs, stories in LaPush
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 12 Sep 2010
• Drier climate? Poster 'educated guess' about Olympic National Park future
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 12 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Port Angeles less than perfect in shutout win over Forks
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 12 Sep 2010
• Port Townsend, county to consider revenue pact for field, center
• Sheriff awaits FBI word: Clallam agency still shocked by jail poll allegation
• Rayonier discusses sewer line to landfill
• Autopsy fails to provide clues into death of teen girl
• SPORTS: Crescent wins opener; other prep football results
• Wooden Boat Festival drawing huge crowds this year -- a record? (**Gallery**)
• Sequim hotel Peninsula's first lodge with solar power
• Jefferson County tops in state for per capital solar, renewable energy projects
• Mental health home permitted after 14 years, but neighborhood tensions rise
• SPORTS: Volleyball preview: Peninsula isolation hurts talent level in sport
• Officers confiscate marijuana plants in Port Townsend, West End
• Out for a stroll on City Pier: Yep, it's a cute miniature pig
• Things To Do from Fri, 10 Sep 2010
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Event shows off Peninsula's artistic wealth
• Services, volunteer projects mark 9/11
• Preacher reconsidering burning Quran to protest 9/11
• Kids' artwork part of Family Fun Day in Port Angeles
• Convicted murderer executed at state penitentiary
• Wooden Boat Festival pushes off today in Port Townsend
• Fall fun slated on Peninsula
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Deer, elk being a little elusive right now
• New news about the much-debated -- and declining -- spotted owl
• SPORTS: Football preview: Port Angeles Roughriders to host Forks Spartans
• Fla. minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Wedding feast gleans from local fields
• SPORTS: Chimacum rips Klahowya 67-14 in football; other prep reports
• Tribes agree to curtail antlerless deer harvest after study show low survival rates for fawns
• Drug take-back day scheduled in Sequim, Port Angeles
• Forks falls under Twilight spell as Bella's birthday, author Meyer celebrated this weekend
• Sidewalks open in time for boat festival; other Port Townsend projects on hold
• Biomass decision in Port Townsend likely by end of month
• True Love Stories: Contrasting personalities make for long, happy life
• SPORTS: One final thrill show for Auto Daredevils
• Things To Do from Thu, 09 Sep 2010
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: State prepares for first execution since 2001
• Clallam County arraignment slated for stabbing suspect; victim in satisfactory condition
• Update: FBI investigation of Clallam County jail follows anonymous survey
• Hopes ride on city-county parks agreement
• Area Rotarians gain global kudo for ShelterBox disaster relief efforts
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS: Fish flossing has nothing to do with dental hygiene
• New Sequim marketer aims at off-season draws
• Lowering Lake Mills begins today; preparation central to clearing Elwha River of dams
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Flossing is a controversial way to fish
• Memory Walk to remember loved ones who have dementia
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 09 Sep 2010
• BREAKING NEWS: FBI to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct in Clallam County jail
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 09 Sep 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 09 Sep 2010
• Death Notice from Thu, 09 Sep 2010
• SPORTS: Bremerton nips Port Angeles in girls soccer; other prep reports
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 08 Sep 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 08 Sep 2010
• Death Notices from Wed, 08 Sep 2010
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Taking a shot at a big payday
• SPORTS: Peninsula College beats Edmonds 2-1 in men's soccer
• SPORTS: Port Angeles shuts out Forks in girls soccer; other prep reports
• Twice-a-month furloughs proposed at Clallam courthouse
• Things To Do from Wed, 08 Sep 2010
• Port Angeles City Council takes first of two votes to dissolve Harbor-Works
• New police chief uses first day on the job to familiarize self with Sequim officers, public
• Fugitive in stabbing turns himself in after court charges him with first-degree assault
• Peninsula College receives accreditation to offer four-year degrees
• Port Townsend's Boiler Room tries to get to bottom of excessive noise problem
• Forum for Clallam treasurer candidates focuses on missing $617,467
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Pressure rises on pastor who wants to burn Quran
• Ahoy for Wooden Boat Festival: Tents to go up today at maritime center
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 08 Sep 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 08 Sep 2010
• Sentencing delayed for man who shot sheriff's deputy
• Operation Uplift fashion show tickets for sale
• Rough seas: Substitute ferry still plying waters of Admiralty Inlet
• Textbook rental: Newest option at Peninsula College bookstore
• Things To Do from Tue, 07 Sep 2010
• Lifers lead classes to prepare other prisoners for success beyond cell walls
• Forest Service prepares for giant Rainbow campout next summer
• Endangered or not, wolf killings set to expand nationally
• Wild horses: Advocates pull for the underdog in roundups
• State staff takes furlough day on Tuesday
• Extra newspaper today for weekend-only PDN subscribers
• Forks' Stephenie Meyer Day to celebrate 'Twilight' author's books
• Elwha Bridge earns federal, state award for Clallam County
• Burglary, theft charges made against Port Angeles man
• Teaching from the same page: Jefferson school districts want to improve curriculum for all schools
• Workshop participants sought to tell what matters in communities
• Port Angeles sand sculpting planner does same for the world
• Port Angeles stabbing victim improves; culprit still sought
• Two Jefferson County cheesemakers win awards
• Printery's Mike Kenna a 'hometown hero'
• School-age athletes -- a warning about the dangers of concussions
• Clallam treasurer candidates to face off in wake of missing $617,000
• Things To Do from Mon, 06 Sep 2010
• Census chief lauds Peninsula participation
• Tertiary affiliation can improve health care, Peninsula hospital officials say
• Green River Mountain Men re-enact life in early 1800s
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Sequim Bay Yacht Club preparing for 19th hospice regatta
• Things To Do from Sun, 05 Sep 2010
• Salmon habitat restored in Morse Creek
• Festival highlights support for program after Mackie moves away
• SPORTS: High school football scores
• Man in serious condition after stabbing at downtown Port Angeles bar
• SPORTS: Roughriders snap 12-game losing streak bigtime; other prep football results
• Project Healing Waters boat for wounded veterans makes maiden voyage
• SPORTS: Hungry Wolves devour Forks 58-7
• PREP NOTEBOOK: Sequim shows depth in football talent
• Port Angeles hopes to finalize tank purchase soon
• Two rescued from lifeboat near Smith Island
• Tsunami alert system to be tested Monday
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Shop owners put fashion to work for cancer support group
• Port of Port Angeles talking with Rayonier in wake of Harbor-Works' fade-out
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 05 Sep 2010
• Day of Caring project kicks off United Way fundraising campaign in Clallam County
• Death Notices from Sun, 05 Sep 2010
• State funding allocated to 13 projects across North Peninsula
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 05 Sep 2010
• Port Scandalous Derby Dolls take off -- yep, roller derby returns
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 05 Sep 2010
• Olympic Medical hires two doctors for Sequim cancer center
• Restaurateur buys building on eve of its foreclosure auction
• Clallam County PUD gets $2 million for Fairview water project
• Cell phones can save a life in Olympic National Park wilderness -- but please don't call for a
• Beware the con men — 'tis the season for asphalt scams
• Reach for the sky this weekend at Hurricane Ridge
• Spotted owls back in the news — federal judge orders revised plan for the owls' recovery
• Clallam County turns to technology to process fingerprints for pistol licenses
• Forks High School shuffles students during construction time
• Harbor-Works board decides to shelve it; mayor expects City Council to follow suit
• Westside Video reopens with a special request: 'Park in the rear, not inside'
• Memorial ride set Sunday for motorcyclist killed in crash
• Post-Harbor-Works: Committee envisioned to keep heat on Rayonier site cleanup
• Investigation of Clallam treasury theft goes on, but action in courtroom stalls
• Andy Mackie festival celebrates music, kids -- and founder -- this weekend
• Partnership with Vermont college may lead to full degrees for Jefferson County students
• Port Angeles homeowners can volunteer to turn wind energy into hot water
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 03 Sep 2010
• Electric car owners draw a crowd in Port Townsend
• SPORTS: Peninsula College women's soccer team makes history with its first goal; Pirate men tie
• Peninsula rowers ready, set for Victoria regatta
• SPORTS: Week One preview of Peninsula high school football games
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Killing off agriculture, rule by rule
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Hunters hoping for some wet weather
• Update: Harbor-Works board votes to dissolve public development agency
• Things To Do from Fri, 03 Sep 2010
• Variety of activities set for Labor Day weekend
• Tall ships visit Olympic Peninsula
• It's time for football — our annual Peninsula preview section debuts today!
• Popular Port Angeles walk-in clinic to close
• Volunteers come to the rescue of washed-up oysters on Dabob Bay
• Slaying of ex-Chimacum man to go before grand jury in Kentucky
• Counselors to be at first day of school today in wake of student's death
• Jefferson shares new environmental health director with Kitsap County
• Things To Do from Thu, 02 Sep 2010
• Historical society throws garage sale
• Clallam PUD likely to raise rates to offset 5% BPA hike
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Let live music be the fruit of your labor
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 02 Sep 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 02 Sep 2010
• Death Notices from Thu, 02 Sep 2010
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Good time to go after Port Townsend coho
• Harbor-Works board to consider throwing in towel; City Council would have final say
• Jefferson County PUD get the power it needs; Bonneville inks agreement
• Tharinger, McEntire face off at Port Angeles Business Association forum
• Unlucky 13 Peninsula schools don't meet standards for progress
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: It's Fun and Games for Volunteers
• Wounded warriors meet top Defense couple
• Weather delays tall ship arrival
• Harbor-Works unlikely to repay most of $1.3 million loaned to it by City Council and Port Commission
• Things To Do from Wed, 01 Sep 2010
• New sign tells you how to trail a whale
• Delayed by weather, Lady Washington expected to arrive tonight
• Man killed when SUV hits him in Neah Bay campground
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Sep 2010
• Teen found dead in campground tent was Port Angeles student
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Sep 2010
• Sequim outdoor concert tonight canceled because of rainy weather
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Sep 2010
• BREAKING NEWS: Harbor-Works to consider dissolving Thursday
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 01 Sep 2010
• Death Notices from Wed, 01 Sep 2010
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: State was a golfing mecca for a couple of weeks
• Death Notices from Tue, 31 Aug 2010
• Death Notices from Tue, 31 Aug 2010
• CHRISTI BARON'S WEST END NEIGHBOR: Old friends return to Toleak Point
• Things To Do from Tue, 31 Aug 2010
• Bidding on reconstructing Forks High School starts Wednesday
• Nippon manager describes plans for biomass generator
• Update: Brain stimulation surgery for Parkinson's a success
• Missing $617,467 from Clallam County still not replaced by insurance
• Departing Port Angeles chamber staffer praised
• Clallam PUD approves sewer system plan for Carlsborg
• How Port Townsend's loss of ferry service helped it cope with sour economy
• $200,000 grant to fund signs, information technology
• It's going to rain Tuesday
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• Port Townsend Bay reopened to shellfish harvesting
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 31 Aug 2010
• Quilcene Fire Hall renamed for former chief Bob Wilson
• Port Townsend woman to cut ribbon as Smithsonian exhibit treks into town
• County hires information services director; goal is to make government more efficient
• Make-A-Wish gives Port Angeles boy a hot tub
• Flagpole dedicated in honor of Sequim teen who died in truck crash
• State's Commerce Connection meeting in Port Angeles Tuesday
• Tall ships to sail into Port Angeles, Port Townsend
• Whale Trail sign dedication at Salt Creek Tuesday
• Autopsy results in teen camper's death may take a week, Clallam sheriff says
• Learning one of goals of annual StreamFest
• Makah Days wraps up three-day celebration of culture, tradition
• Sequim museum, arts center hires interim director
• StreamFest is noon to 6 p.m. today (take a free shuttle; consult with "plant doctor" Andr
• Things To Do from Mon, 30 Aug 2010
• Postal substation adds customer convenience, handicap accessibility in Port Townsend
• Port Townsend mill's proposed biomass generator draws heat
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 29 Aug 2010
• 3 outdoor concert series end summer seasons
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 29 Aug 2010
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Sleek, little wooden speedboat based on 1951 plans
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 29 Aug 2010
• SPORTS: Recalling Port Angeles High's fabled 2000 soccer team
• Death Notices from Sun, 29 Aug 2010
• Teen dies at family's campsite
• Athletes compete at senior games; events end today
• Results of Port Angeles city survey
• State Patrol likely to seek charges against Port Townsend man in death of motorcyclist
• Motorcycle fatality at Lairds Corner; Highway 101 partially reopened
• Things To Do from Sun, 29 Aug 2010
• Detectives treat teen's death in campground tent 'suspicious'
• Survey: Roads top priority for Port Angeles residents
• Peninsula company will gain millions as subcontractor in dam removal project
• Banana-suit man pleads not guilty
• Sunken boat raised, allowed to sink again
• Land swap could make Indian Point beach public; plans for resort on hold
• Blood test key to bike-van collision investigation
• PENINSULA WOMAN: D'Hemecourt helps save natural spaces from development
• Explosive device only a 'toy,' says man charged with threat
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 29 Aug 2010
• Sequim Speaks ready to dig into meatier matters
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 29 Aug 2010
• Sequim officials, staff take Poker Walk; wellness, meeting businesses are goals
• Let the Peninsula Senior Games begin
• Party to celebrate 34-year career of Port Angeles veterinarian 'Dr. Jack'
• Olympic National Park forest fires still smoldering
• Old fire gear on last legs; tax levy election defeat doesn't stop search for funding
• No shutdowns for Clallam County public libraries
• Music, motorcycles and more on Peninsula this weekend
• Coast Guard searches for two rescued men whose boat sank of Clallam Bay
• Port Townsend Library seeks photos for centennial
• Rayonier remains cool to Harbor-Works despite $4 million Ecology sweetening
• Lawsuit argues for minimum wage for confined Wash. sex predators
• Bike vs. van wreck in Port Angeles under investigation; driver said she took prescription drugs
• Remains of 2 people found on Mount Hood
• Lake Mills to be closed at sundown Monday
• State, unions at odds over health insurance costs. Premiums going up?
• Ex-Camp Fire USA director accused of stealing $7,217
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Depth and range of passion
• Preliminary report on Diamond Point plane collision expected next week
• Death Notices from Fri, 27 Aug 2010
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: History catching up with her
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Hunting season is right around the corner
• Dam removal contract comes in $13 million under estimate
• Tribe shares culture through its annual Makah Days celebrations
• UPDATE: Canadians approve plan to halt dumping Victoria-area sewage into Strait, but don't expe
• Things To Do from Fri, 27 Aug 2010
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 26 Aug 2010
• Volunteers sought for Dream Playground spruce-up Friday
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 26 Aug 2010
• Multimillion-dollar contract for dam removals to be announced today; congressional brass tours Elwha
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 26 Aug 2010
• Jefferson County broadband expansion to 'make us richer'
• Death Notices from Thu, 26 Aug 2010
• Wave Gallery platform crawls onto new waterfront frame
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Quilcene offers antler display; hunting season right around co
• State Ecology promises $4 million if Harbor-Works buys Rayonier property by end of the year
• JOHN NELSON'S LIVE MUSIC COLUMN: Let live music fill days before school starts again
• Bike, van collide; boy hospitalized at Olympic Medical Center
• Things To Do from Thu, 26 Aug 2010
• Car theft string in Jefferson County broken, authorities say
• Tri-Cities area man brings two fishermen to shore at Sekiu after boat sinks
• Car-ramming a case of road rage, police believe
• Family Planning of Clallam County to join Seattle's Planned Parenthood
• Pipe bomb was used to threaten suspect's girlfriend, police think
• Ag zoning proposal prompts 'listening session' in Clallam County
• Reform of water management focus of Ecology forum
• Quilcene fire hall named for late chief; celebration on Saturday
• Clallam to build road link west of Sequim
• Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau chief to join governor's delegation to China
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Full-body scanners coming to Sea-Tac Airport next month
• Sequim eyes extending sewer services
• Planes collide on ground at Diamond Point
• Things To Do from Wed, 25 Aug 2010
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Eat, Stay, Work: It's a Habitat habit
• Mom seeks to return 'play' to Port Angeles playground named for late son
• Hands tied, Clallam commissioners uphold water limit for Sequim-area cluster development
• State House contenders Gase, Van De Wege face off over jobs
• 'Best of both worlds': Consultant to tackle Sequim downtown design
• Trial delayed for former Sequim chiropractor accused of defrauding state
• Port Angeles man shoots self in leg, then is jailed after suspected pipe bomb found at residence
• Sequim woman charged with arson
• 'He essentially came in on top of them': Diamond Point plane collision to be probed
• Joyce General Store burglarized
• Port Townsend School Board backs off on hiring consultant
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 25 Aug 2010
• Solo sailor plans non-stop global trip
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 25 Aug 2010
• Rossi gets a tea party endorsement
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 25 Aug 2010
• As egg recall grows, Washington state likely safe
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 25 Aug 2010
• Sex video identifies suspects in Elma break-in
• Death Notices from Wed, 25 Aug 2010
• BREAKING NEWS/UPDATE: Arrest made in case involving possible bomb in Port Angeles neighborhood
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: U.S. Amateur is still a pretty big deal
• Statewide manhunt continues for man sought in triple killing in Lewis County. Another person now ar
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 24 Aug 2010
• Death Notices from Tue, 24 Aug 2010
• Things To Do from Tue, 24 Aug 2010
• $39 million Port Angeles school budget is approved
• Regional economist: Clallam County economy a mixed bag
• Striped Peak road rehearing planned
• School supplies to be given to kids of low-income families in Port Angeles
• Meet the new Sequim police chief
• From here to there (and back again): More from U.S. resume trek across the Strait (***Gallery***)
• Border Patrol move almost a certainty; no special permits needed, official says
• No charges in shooting of Sequim dog
• Port of Port Townsend to seek $1.5 million for foot ferry service to Seattle
• Organizer links self-defense course to 2008 slaying of friend
• Search continues in SW Alaska for missing floatplane with 4 National Park Service workers
• Veteran law enforcement administrator named Sequim police chief
• Death Notices from Mon, 23 Aug 2010
• Surgery today could alter Peninsula resident's path with Parkinson's disease
• Tribe's, city's separate plans for Rayonier site can coincide, tribal leader says
• Things To Do from Mon, 23 Aug 2010
• Ol' 'Nameless' keeps fire-rescue in practice
• 'Twilight' tour book put on reading list
• Vet shares smooch with piglet at Clallam Fair to benefit 4-H
• TO OUR READERS: Please recognize your favorite nurse
• Do any North Olympic Peninsula towns match up to Bellingham as 'sustainable'?
• A former Washington Mutual customer? Is there 'unclaimed' money waiting for you?
• Let’s Move Outside program for kids comes to Olympic National Park
• Ferry route name change now official; it's Port Townsend-Coupeville
• Death Notices from Sun, 22 Aug 2010
• More Clallam primary ballots counted; Doherty will face Poole for county commissioner
• Things To Do from Sun, 22 Aug 2010
• Porter, elected outright; to maintain pay-appear, other court policies
• Teen arrested after State Patrol car's windshield damaged by rock thrower
• Outdoor community concerts this week on Peninsula
• Grass fire burns 4 acres in Carlsborg
• Full body scanners coming to Sea-Tac Airport
• Lawn mowers to race today in Port Hadlock following big day at Clallam County Fair
• Port Angeles chamber seeks new marketing theme
• New Sequim police chief to be announced Monday
• One-time burglary suspect charged with possessing stolen property in Port Angeles
• Double-murderer's execution delayed
• Clallam County Foundation awards 14 scholarships to graduates
• Road work to narrow highway east of Port Angeles; expect slow traffic
• What does this dam phrase really mean? (For starters, lakes drain <i>next</i> summer) -
• Road work scheduled throughout North Olympic Peninsula this week
• Port installs fire protection equipment in wake of boat blaze earlier this month
• PENINSULA WOMAN: Helping to preserve Makah culture
• Government finance awards earned in Clallam, Jefferson counties and Port Angeles
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 22 Aug 2010
• 2010 Clallam County Fair wraps up today (***Gallery***)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 22 Aug 2010
• Jefferson County counts 85 more ballots; no changes in primary rankings
• Death and Memorial Notice from Sun, 22 Aug 2010
• Sequim seeks volunteers for National Day of Service
• No surprises in second round of Clallam vote count: Judge Porter and library levy hold their victori
• Clallam election results likely to stand after Friday's additional ballot count, auditor says
• Benefit at drive-in movie to help youth programs at community center, Memorial Field
• Good vibrations: New ferry's delivery likely in October
• State likely to take possession of new ferry next week; probably in Port Townsend in October
• Clallam Fair full of fun: Mower races, jousts among traditional events
• Healing through art, music topic Saturday at Goddard College celebration in Port Townsend
• Lower Elwha resume seeking artifacts at Tse-whit-zen site
• Spate of home, business burglaries seems confined to Port Angeles
• Music, poker, fun on agenda at Forks' 3-day Rainforest Run
• Lots to do on the Peninsula this weekend
• THE MARTHA IRELAND COLUMN: Oh, deer: Many voters stayed away from primary
• PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: Port Townsend artists open their studios to the public
• It's Boyer vs. Austin and a big <i>no</i> to fire levy question
• Death and Memorial Notice from Fri, 20 Aug 2010
• Lake Mills closure planned in next 10 days as preparations begin for dams' removal
• Death Notices from Fri, 20 Aug 2010
• Olympic National Park begins winter Hurricane Ridge Road planning; sports club to open ski lift, rop
• SPORTS: Longtime Forks fishing and hunting guide back in business following severe injury
• Olympic Medical Center approves new influenza vaccination policy for staff
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Schools of tuna gathering off coast
• Two hurt in wreck that blocks highway
• Things To Do from Fri, 20 Aug 2010
• Second online auction of surplus vehicles set by Clallam County
• Port Townsend fire levy measure likely to come before voters again
• Austin, Boyer in November contest; fire levy question fails
• Uptown Port Townsend site of low-key, neighborhood fair, parade
• Sequim man charged and makes bail while his banana costume stays as evidence
• Dos Okies nothing fancy, just good barbecue
• SPORTS: Peninsula College men's and women's soccer teams in intense battles for positions
• Post office substation opens in PT
• WEST END NEIGHBOR: A tribute to a true builder of Forks, Claude Clark
• Tribe gets to tell real story about Quileutes and wolves at Seattle Museum
• Both sides of Border Patrol controversy demonstrate on street
• Republican has big lead over incumbent Democrat in Jefferson County commissioner race
• Things To Do from Wed, 18 Aug 2010
• Unemployment steady in Clallam, declines slightly in Jefferson
• Hurricane Ridge access fundraiser meets its goal
• Home sales get tax-credit boost in Clallam County; Jefferson bucks trend
• Things To Do from Sun, 15 Aug 2010
• Nordlund crash victim, retired Navy SEAL, remembered as 'gentle giant' by family
• Dyan Cannon Port Townsend Film Fest's special guest
• Deputies arrest man in banana costume with shotgun
• Johnson wins state Supreme Court primary outright; Sanders advances
• Things To Do from Tue, 17 Aug 2010
• Greywolf's new principal settles into her position
• Last wave of primary election ballots expected
• Play center added to Rose House shelter via donor
• Nordland man dies in wreck; road to Hood Canal Bridge closed for 3 hours
• Incumbent leads in Clallam commissioner race
• As expected, Murray and Rossi are the front-runners
• Port Townsend's Food Co-op split by proposal to boycott Israeli products
• Assistant principal chosen for Stevens Middle School
• All-winter Hurricane Ridge Road campaign nearing its goal
• PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Jefferson, Clallam to get $6.5 million in stimulus funds for speedy Int
• Clallam prosecuting attorney gets more than half the vote, faces foe in November anyway
• Library levy hike heads to victory in Clallam County with 58 percent of the vote so far
• UPDATED — Porter heads for primary election victory for Clallam County District Court 1
• Border Patrol plan under fire by Stop the Checkpoints
• Rehabilitation work to close trail, road in national park
• Millions of tiny toads crawl over Anderson Lake State Park
• First stand-up comedy night at Port Angeles nightclub
• Millions to Peninsula in federal broadband grants
• Roark Miller, incumbent lead in Clallam community development race
• UPDATED — It's Gase, Van De Wege — and Tharinger, McEntire — in our two state Hous
• New Sequim police chief could be named this week
• Temperature records unofficial, but there's not doubt: It was hot
• Mud drags, barbecue among today's entertainment at Jefferson County Fair (**Gallery**)
• Death and Memorial Notice from Thu, 19 Aug 2010
• Rosekrans garners more votes than Richmond in Jefferson prosecutor primary
• Norm Dicks vs Doug Cloud on Nov. 2
• Port Townsend interim school Superintendent Laes speaks to chamber
• Tours offer parting look at Elwha dams, inner workings
• Rossi makes Peninsula campaign stops
• Death Notices from Thu, 19 Aug 2010
• JENNIFER JACKSON'S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Though small, garden big on beauty
• UPDATED -- PA library levy passing. Kelly and Freedman lead in Clallam prosecutor's race. Dohe
• Crew's work protects new trees at Tarboo preserve
• Two State Patrol troopers, dispatcher die in Central Washington house fire
• History keeps center stage in Port Angeles today (**Heritage Days gallery**)
• MATT SCHUBERT'S OUTDOORS COLUMN: I could be world's worst tennis player
• Port Angeles teens arrested after chase, wreck near Belfair
• UPDATE -- Jim Boyer, John Austin hold leads in Jefferson commissioner race
• Sequim men hospitalized after car rolls over
• Obama to be in Seattle on Tuesday
• Jamestown tribe's idea for Rayonier mill site: A mixed-use, sustainable 21st century developmen
• Things To Do from Thu, 19 Aug 2010
• Judge appears to be headed toward outright election win
• UPDATED -- Doherty dominant in Clallam 3rd district election; Poole is 2nd
• Ennis Creek restoration topic of community meeting
• Ex-TSA boss pleads guilty in Sea-Tac Airport theft case
• Wildfire in Olympic National Park grows (with video)
• A new era in prep football in 2010 with four new coaches and different leagues
• Port Angeles City Council supports fire district consolidation
• UPDATED -- Port Townsend fire levy going down in defeat
• Clallam deputies in line for 17 mobile data terminals
• System upgrade, voice command app for Droid, other Android phones
• North Olympic Peninsula outdoor concerts this week (**beginning today!**)
• Port Angeles burglary reports dry up; arrests credited
• Port Angeles to buy Rayonier tank, acreage for $995,000
• UPDATED -- In the Clallam DCD race — Miller vs. Miller?
• Port Angeles chamber mulls city's development potential
• DAVID G. SELLARS ON THE WATERFRONT: Metal boat festival coming to Port Angeles
• REMINDER -- Sequim salmon bake today
• Teen makes sign for Gibbs Lake park
• Pairings in fall races for Legislature take shape
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 18 Aug 2010
• Foster families event offers fun, school supplies and more
• Two Sequim residents hospitalized after car overturns
• Things To Do from Mon, 16 Aug 2010
• Clallam County Fair opens today with emphasis on kids; queen coronation tonight
• StreamFest to offer food, activities Aug. 29
• Death and Memorial Notice from Wed, 18 Aug 2010
• Vehicle passing on right hits car making turn in Shine
• Death and Memorial Notice from Tue, 17 Aug 2010
• Two races in question on eve of next vote count in Jefferson County
• Port Townsend fire levy lift is sagging instead
• Death Notices from Wed, 18 Aug 2010
• Update: One killed in crash near Hood Canal Bridge
• Death Notices from Tue, 17 Aug 2010
• Olympic National Park fire grows, burns more than 300 acres
• Lower Elwha Klallam reveal plans for restoring Ennis Creek estuary
• Volunteers help homeless clean up at Port Angeles center
• MICHAEL CARMAN'S GOLF COLUMN: Count them: 967 bunkers at Whistling Straits
• Appeals court decision — mud from logging roads is pollution
• Primary election ends today on North Olympic Peninsula
• Relay For Life makes $18,000 in Sequim
• Bed & Breakfast Announces New Owners and New Name
• Wave Broadband 4th of July Celebration
• Port Angeles - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• 2008 Great Olympic Peninsula Duck Derby
• Juan De **** Festival Of The Arts
• Kids Fishing Derby
• 8th Annual Port Angeles Kayak Symposium
• Jazz in the Olympics Festival
• KONP Home Show
• 12th Annual Sequim Lavender Festival
• Art Ranger Tour
• Turning Points
• The Barra MacNeils
• Seven Keys to Baldpate
• Harlem Gospel Choir

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