Several North Olympic Peninsula events have been postponed, most because of the threat of several inches of snow falling today and Saturday. Among them is… Continue reading
A homeless woman was found dead after Monday’s chilly weather and snowstorm in Port Townsend, according to the Jefferson County Coroner/Prosecuting Attorney’s… Continue reading
The public comment period for the preliminary alternatives for the upcoming Olympic Hot Springs Road Long-Term Access Environmental Assessment has been extended… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System will host fly-tying demonstrations by Rod Erickson. There will be a demonstration from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at… Continue reading
An excavator sits next to the trunk of a felled sequoia tree Wednesday as it is removed from Lions Park in Port Angeles. The tree… Continue reading
The 2019 Rhododendron Festival Coronation ceremony scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to weather. It has been rescheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday,… Continue reading
The Royalty Pageant for six candidates for four spots in the 124th Sequim Irrigation Festival’s royal court is at 6 p.m. Saturday. The… Continue reading
Second wave could hit Peninsula on Sunday, Monday
A residence was damaged when a fire broke out early Thursday morning off U.S. Highway 101, about four miles west of Carlsborg. No… Continue reading
Port Townsend
All three commissioners agree to the action
The city of Sequim is accepting applications for a scholarship from the Association of Washington Cities. The association’s Center for Quality Communities Scholarship… Continue reading
The ferry MV Coho sails into Port Angeles Harbor on Tuesday evening after spending three weeks out of service for its annual dry dock maintenance… Continue reading
The Women Veterans Conference and Luncheon scheduled for Friday has been delayed because of the weather. “The conference, Feb. 8th, has been delayed… Continue reading
The Port Townsend City Council will hire a recruiter to find candidates for its second city manager. After months of soliciting the… Continue reading
The Clallam County commissioners are getting closer to engaging the county in a week-long conversation about climate change. Commissioners discussed how to… Continue reading
Threats to judges and others working in public county buildings have prompted an ordinance that defines acceptable behavior and conduct. The proposed… Continue reading
Above, state Department of Transportation maintenance specialist Geoff McLain prepares to take a snowplow-equipped truck out onto the highway from the Port Angeles maintenance yard… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee signs the first bill of the 2019 legislative session at a ceremony in the State Reception Room on Monday. Substitute House Bill… Continue reading
In the Washington State Archives building, records are tightly packed in shelves, file boxes and leather-bound… Continue reading
Several former North Olympic Peninsula students were named to Washington State University’s fall 2018 president’s honor roll. To qualify, a student must be… Continue reading
