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Port Townsend Library levy boost approved; Brinnon fire measures lag
Voters embraced a proposed levy lid lift for the Port Townsend Library on Tuesday night, with 2,082 votes, or 63.73 percent, approving the proposition.
Clinton storyteller to perform "Little, But OH My!"
Berte Olson is heading back where she belongs. The feisty island ferry operator of the early 1900s will have her story told in a place where many of its more colorful aspects occurred - ' Deception Pass.
Project to rid Jefferson waters of old creosote-laden pilings to resume
Another round of removing creosote-tainted pilings in Jefferson County commences along the Port Townsend waterfront beginning next week, a state Department of Natural Resources official says.
Peninsula Home Fund rock 'n' roll benefit Aug. 16
Elvis, Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin and John Denver. These musical legends and their soul-stirring songs will be recreated in a special two-and a-half hour fund-raising show for the Peninsula Daily News' Peninsula ...
East Jefferson pocketbook shock seen by PSE-funded study if PUD takes over electricity service
A Jefferson County Public Utility District takeover of Puget Sound Energy's electric service would cost at least $77 million, and would raise local power rates by at least 19 percent, a PSE-contracted ...
Rollover Restricts Traffic on Highway 101
Traffic on Highway 101 near Mount Walker north of Brinnon in Jefferson County was down to one lane for the better part of Tuesday following a one-vehicle rollover in the morning.
East Jefferson voters to decide on electricity future: PSE or PUD
Do you want the Jefferson County Public Utility District to bring you electricity instead of Puget Sound Energy? This will be the question placed before voters in PSE's service territory - East Jefferson County ...
The dilemma of Dosewallips: Road's future mired in years of controversy
The debate over whether to restore the Dosewallips River Road is black-and-white, as Quilcene-based Hood Canal District Ranger Dean Yoshina sees it.
The dilemma of Dosewallips: Road's future mired in years of controversy
The debate over whether to restore the Dosewallips River Road is black-and-white, as Quilcene-based Hood Canal District Ranger Dean Yoshina sees it.
State park's system possible septic solution for Brinnon
A new on-site septic system scheduled for completion in 2010 at Dosewallips State Park ultimately could hook up to Brinnon's commercial core, a state parks official said.
Valid petition signatures lead toward November election on East Jefferson electricity future
The question of whether to give Jefferson County Public Utility District authority to provide electric power is expected to go to the voters.
Grief counselor attends road workers affected by death of flagger
Lakeside Industries is bringing in counselors for employees who knew Lynette Marie Anderson of Beaver to help them cope with the loss of a friend and co-worker. Anderson, 49, a flagger who had been with ...
Flagger killed on U.S. Highway 101
A construction flagger reportedly was killed today on U.S. Highway 101 at Canal View Street south of Brinnon in Jefferson County.
Money woes end one senior citizen meal program, threaten others
Brinnon seniors and volunteers were surprised and upset to learn their nutrition program will close after the last meal is served today, and the man who made the decision hopes the service can be restored.
3 options for Dosewallips Road restoration
Dosewallis Road washed out in a storm six years ago - and ever since there has been intense controversy about rebuilding it.
Restoration of Dosewallips Road Planned
By Christopher Dunagan Friday, June 6, 2008 Brinnon Olympic National Forest has proposed three alternatives for rebuilding Dosewallips Road where it was washed out in a storm six years ago.
Chapters of Puget Sound Anglers meet in North End
The Kingston Chapter of Puget Sound Anglers holds monthly membership meetings at 7 p.m. the third Wednesday of the month at the Kingston Cove Yacht Club.
Delayed campground opening upsets Chamber of Commerce
Peninsula Daily - Port Angeles,WA,USA QUILCENE - Federal budget cuts have delayed the opening of Fallsview Campground south of Quilcene, which a Chamber of Commerce leader sees as a threat to the community's ...
World beats, eats and other treats this holiday weekend
Take a trip through world cultures without leaving the North Olympic Peninsula. The 15th annual Juan De Fuca Festival of the Arts continues a full schedule of entertainment from throughout America and around ...
Peninsula honors the fallen across on Memorial Day
Eighth-grade students in Quilcene display some of the flags, a banner and a cross they will use to honor fallen soldiers and sailors during today's Memorial Day observances.