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Sequim: Lavender Festival brings ninth season to close
SEQUIM — Lavender shmavender. Why do people have such a purple passion for what, in the final analysis,…
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Firm to visit Port Angeles to investigate graving yard situation
PORT ANGELES — Members of a Wisconsin-based consulting firm will visit Port Angeles and Olympia in August to…
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Pro-excise tax signatures delivered to commissioners
PORT ANGELES — Support for a tax to preserve farmland sprung up like a field of weeds Tuesday…
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Tiny bugs mired in middle of stream-cleanup funding
PORT ANGELES — Itty-bitty bugs have become the mayflies in the ointment, so to speak, in a stream-cleanup…
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Plaintive mews of kittens, cats steal hearts during adopt-a-thon
PORT ANGELES — OK, everybody, on the count of three: One, two, three — Awwwww! There’s not much…
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Clallam fairgrounds master plan attempts to turn area into park-like attraction
PORT ANGELES — Walk-around entertainers, how-to exhibits and new off-stage amusements like gold panning and blacksmithing highlight the…
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Clallam to re-examine when cottage industry turns into retail business
SEQUIM — The plant may be lavender, but the problem still is thorny. Exactly when a cottage industry…
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Lower Elwha tribe too busy preparing for upcoming canoe journey to negotiate with state over former graving yard property
PORT ANGELES — What’s to be done with the former Hood Canal Bridge graving yard probably won’t be…
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Clallam County commissioner’s cancer enters second stage
Clallam County Commissioner Steve Tharinger’s battle with lymphoma has entered a second stage as he prepares for a…
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Tribal Canoe Journey captains discuss final details
PORT ANGELES — All-day activities for youths will occupy the young crews of the tribal Canoe Journey once…
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You”re in the money … maybe
Clallam County just discovered at least $200 it didn’t know it had. Jefferson County could find at least…
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Sequim Lavender Festival at root of neighborhood fight
Lavender doesn’t smell so sweet amid exhaust from cars and buses, says Alice Lucier of Sequim. She asked…
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County looks for money to share in U.S. 101 highway safety survey
PORT ANGELES — Solutions to traffic troubles along U.S. Highway 101 could emerge from a yearlong, $250,000 study…
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Beach yields pirates” coveted black diamond to end festival
PORT ANGELES — ArrrgghhRIGHT! Brian and Sandra Zimmer, after scurrying around Port Angeles all weekend, discovered the lost…
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Graving yard answers on the horizon?
PORT ANGELES — A clearing in the cloudy future of the former Hood Canal Bridge graving yard and…
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Olympic Medical Center to build $7.9 million addition
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center will start seeking a contractor to build a $7.9 million addition to…
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Weeklong survey turns up treasure trove of marine life in sanctuary off Peninsula
The Olympic Coast Marine Sanctuary is doing its job — protecting marine mammals off the shore from Neah…
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PA Marathon a boon for business
PORT ANGELES — Hundreds of people ran, walked, and hobbled as fast as they could to get here…
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Lower Elwha invited to Virginia to give 90-minute presentation on Tse-whit-zen
PORT ANGELES — The saga of Tse-whit-zen village will receive international exposure when Lower Elwha Klallam tribal members…
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Abandoned junk cars becoming Clallam eyesores
When clunkers turn to junkers as they hunker by the highway, how long will they sit there? Too…