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Port Angeles: Does community need six elementary schools?
PORT ANGELES — School district officials say the next step in a Budget Review Committee recommendation to close…
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Port Angeles: Choice High School students stunned by closure proposal
PORT ANGELES — Choice High School students and staff say they are shocked by a recommendation to close…
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Port Angeles: School Board asked to close elementary school — while another is being built
PORT ANGELES — The School Board is being asked to consider closing an elementary school because of a…
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Port Angeles: Elwha tribe’s plans for marina slowly progressing, chamber told
PORT ANGELES — Lower Elwha Klallam tribal officials say plans on their “megayacht” marina on Ediz Hook are…
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Peninsula pooch goes Hollywood
One North Olympic Peninsula resident got to hobnob with the Hollywood set — even carrying a studio security…
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West End: Cape Flattery school levy passing
CLALLAM BAY — Preliminary results from Tuesday’s all-mail election show the Cape Flattery School District’s four-year, $1.4 million…
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Clallam: Sequim, Cape Flattery schools’ elections end today
Two school districts in Clallam County are encouraging residents to return mail-in ballots today for school levy elections.…
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Hundreds of jellyfish washed up on Port Angeles beaches
PORT ANGELES — Hundreds of jellyfish on the shores of the inner harbor of Ediz Hook took many…
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Clallam: United Way donors, volunteers recognized during banquet
PORT ANGELES –Volunteers and contributors with the 2001 United Way of Clallam County campaign were honored during an…
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Grocers, eateries reap benefits from movie filming
PORT ANGELES — It takes a lot of food to feed the cast and crew of “The Hunted.”…
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Port Angeles: Most laid off K Ply workers back on the job
PORT ANGELES — K Ply Inc. officials said Tuesday that all but five of the mill’s workers laid…
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Olympic National Park: Officials monitoring filming of major motion picture
Olympic National Park officials monitoring production of “The Hunted” on federal land west of Port Angeles said Saturday…
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Star-struck women hope to meet movie stars in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Two burger purveyors have been rubbing elbows with crew members of “The Hunted,” but they…
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Sequim: Kosovo teen may be forced to return home
SEQUIM — After raising $26,000 to retain student visas and attend Peninsula College, one of two teen-age students…
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Sequim: Sequim Christian Academy to close
SEQUIM — One of the North Olympic Peninsula’s religious schools is closing its doors at noon Friday because…
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Port Angeles: Postmaster named best in state
PORT ANGELES –Local postmaster Ron Gates has been named Washington state Postmaster of the Year. Gates has served…
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Port Angeles: Schools, assisted living center locked down while police search for alleged burglars
PORT ANGELES — Two young men are in Clallam County jail facing possible burglary charges following a manhunt…
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Port Angeles: Visitor bureau meets, discusses past personnel issues
PORT ANGELES — The new North Olympic Peninsula Visitor & Convention Bureau board has only met once and…
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Olympic National Park: Input sought on Graves Creek Road reconstruction
Olympic National Park officials are hoping the public can help develop a plan to repair or relocate Graves…
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Port Angeles: Boy, 12, turns fly-tying into a business
PORT ANGELES — A Monroe Elementary School student has turned his hobby of tying fishing flies into a…