Thursday Jul 2 | Peninsula Daily News
2-vehicle crash snarls traffic
An Oregon woman sustained facial injuries when her Subaru Forester was broadsided by a Dodge Caravan on Wednesday.
Jamestown clinic expected to open in May 2010
After a wait that stretched some two years longer than planned, site preparation has begun for the nearly 35,000-square-foot Jamestown Medical Clinic alongside the Olympic Medical Cancer Center.
Tribes want protection for Mystery Bay shellfish
Two Olympic Peninsula tribes say federal, state and county officials have failed to protect tribal shellfish beds in Marrowstone Island's Mystery Bay in violation of treaty rights.
'Completely failed': Tribes pressure government over Mystery Bay shellfish pollution
By Jeff Chew Peninsula Daily News NORDLAND -- The Jamestown S'Klallam and Port Gamble S'Klallam tribes say that federal, state and county government representatives involved in the protection of Marrowstone Island's Mystery Bay have forsaken the enforcement needed to protect tribal shellfish beds in the bay, a direct threat to their treaty rights.
Sequim safety rating increases, will lower homeowner's insurance
If you own a home in the Sequim area, you may see your insurance premiums dip after this summer.
Clallam County adds road projects to plan
Clallam County's three commissioners on Tuesday added four projects to the 2009 road construction program in light of expected federal funding of $3.2 million.
National Forest firewood ban mulled as thefts increase
Firewood poaching in Olympic National Forest's Hood Canal District is so prevalent that personal-use firewood permits will be banned in certain areas if cutters don't stop stealing wood.
The long-term goal of connecting Port Townsend to LaPush on the Olympic Discovery Trail soon will creep 807 feet closer to reality.
Tribe opens renovated bar and grill at golf course
On the deck of the new Stymie's Bar and Grill, general manager Bill Shea surveys the Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course.
Party like a president: Today's inauguration events around the Peninsula
Barack Obama takes the Oath of Office at 9 a.m. today. From the PDN: Events celebrating the inauguration of Barack Obama will be held in Port Angeles, at 7 Cedars Casino in Blyn and at the Jefferson County ...
Speed limit drops on part of Diamond Point Road
The Clallam County commissioners voted Tuesday to try to please half the people half the time with an increased speed limit on Diamond Point Road.
Jefferson County eying two more miles of Discovery Trail link
Jefferson County public works officials are negotiating and acquiring rights of way to extend the Larry Scott Memorial Trail about two more miles south.
Santa brings gifts, magic to families in shelter
Santa received the ultimate welcome. He'd just walked into the Rose House bearing a bicycle and a big bag of packages.
You can't get there from here: Garage burns while fire truck stuck in snow
Tim Fager said there was nothing anyone could do but watch as his three-car garage burned to the ground.
$2 million in salmon restoration grants announced
North Olympic Peninsula salmon restoration organizations have been awarded a combined $2 million in grants from the state Salmon Recovery Funding Board for eight projects.
Roe contemplated 'suicide by cop,' shooting investigator's report says
Shawn Roe drank heavily, spent weeks alone in the Cascade Mountains and spoke of committing "suicide by cop" in the weeks preceding his death, an investigator's report says.
Testing . . . testing: Sequim's nonprofit radio station on air
KSQM, Sequim's non-commercial FM radio station, is on the air with a sweeping definition of "oldies" music, community-event announcements and volunteer disc jockeys.
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