Residents of the North Olympic Peninsula can spend the weekend celebrating the heritage of the West End and Dungeness Valley, the slow pace of kinetic… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A dedication ceremony for the newly completed Stevens Middle School music building -- already in use -- will be held Saturday. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- When the archaeological excavation of the graving yard began in April, no one involved thought the process would continue into November. The… Continue reading
Residents of the North Olympic Peninsula will find an array of activities to choose from this week. The list includes festivals celebrating films, the Dungeness… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- About 60 people gathered Thursday evening for a forum that addressed the pros and cons of four statewide measures on the Nov.… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- A stranded hiker in the vicinity of First Beach was rescued off a cliff by a Coast Guard helicopter. Coast Guard spokesman Bill… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- StreamFest 2004 on Sunday invites the public to celebrate stream and land conservation efforts with music, exhibits, hayrides, a salmon dinner and… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- The Quileute Housing Authority will receive a $649,322 federal grant to improve affordable housing. The funding falls under the U.S. Department of Housing… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- Makah tribal members will celebrate their culture and heritage this weekend during the 80th annual Makah Days. The three-day celebration includes traditional… Continue reading
SHINE -- The Hood Canal Bridge is getting cable -- not cable TV, but a new, three-inch steel anchor cable that helps to hold the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- School Board members are expected to approve a $38.68 million operating budget for the Port Angeles School District on Monday night. The… Continue reading
The Clallam County Fair offers young and old a chance to view hundreds of farm animals in action and enjoy concerts and festival rides. The… Continue reading
SHINE -- Video footage collected by a submersible device 350 feet below the surface of Hood Canal appears to show a 3-inch-diameter steel cable broken… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The 35 archaeologists and 35 Lower Elwha Klallam tribal workers removing human remains and Native American artifacts from the Hood Canal Bridge… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Supporters of developing Hoko River State Park and a site on the Miller Peninsula say they are pleased the Washington State Parks… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Closing Monroe Elementary School and paring administrative and maintenance expenses wasn't enough. The Port Angeles School District is still $164,036 in the… Continue reading
KULLEET BAY, British Columbia -- As 52 canoes bearing hundreds of tribal members from throughout the Northwest and Canada ceremoniously circled Kulleet Bay, a crowd… Continue reading
KULLEET BAY, British Columbia -- Lower Elwha Klallam tribal members say they will spend the next year preparing for the 2005 Paddle Journey, which will… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The 2004 Paddle Journey travels across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to Esquimalt, British Columbia today. Lower Elwha Klallam canoe skipper… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Paddle Journey of 21 Native American canoes trekking from Puget Sound to Vancouver Island pauses today to rest, repair some canoes… Continue reading
