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Clallam: Judge rules against critical areas buffers for pre-existing agriculture
PORT ANGELES — Agricultural uses that existed near streams and waterways in Clallam County before the state Growth…
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Proposed Clallam stormwater rules irk builders, buoy environmentalists
More than a year in the making, Clallam County’s proposed stormwater management regulations have builders railing and environmentalists…
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Port Angeles: Adoptive mom hugs Chinese daughter for first time after 10-day SARS isolation
PORT ANGELES — After 10 days of longing to touch her newly adopted baby, Sherie Maddox’s motherly anticipation…
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Jefferson: Wrinkle resignation breaks new political ground for county commissioners
PORT TOWNSEND — Finding a replacement for Jefferson County’s first woman commissioner is breaking political ground again. This…
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Port Angeles: Support shown for eastside sewer line
PORT ANGELES — Business and commercial landowners on the well-trafficked U.S. Highway 101 business corridor east of Port…
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Brinnon: No clearcuts planned at Boy Scout camp, scouting official says
BRINNON — Clearcutting is an unacceptable practice at Boy Scouts’ Camp Parsons, and only a third of the…
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County proposes Clallam Bay-Sekiu sewer rate increase
CLALLAM BAY — Clallam County commissioners will present a proposed sewer rate increase to area residential and business…
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West End: Search called off at Kalaloch
KALALOCH — A 13-year-old Tacoma boy swept under water Monday in heavy surf is presumed drowned and the…
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Twin brothers keep Juan de Fuca Festival, jokes clean
PORT ANGELES — Infectious belly laughter adds extra tickles to their quirky jokes. Make no mistake — hilarious…
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Brinnon: Pulali Point residents set “jamboree” to save Boy Scouts forestland
BRINNON — Facing the possibility that trees in 80 acres of Boy Scouts forest near their homes will…
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Sunday Showcase New Forks entrepreneurs see starry future in satellite transport
Near massive stacks of fresh-dried lumber at the Portac mill in Forks, two young men quietly labor to…
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Proposed Coast Guard security measures could hit ferries hard
New anti-terrorism rules proposed by the U.S. Coast Guard could have a devastating financial effect on public and…
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Clallam County likely to enter Sequim shopping center fray
SEQUIM — Clallam County’s top planner is urging commissioners to call on Sequim officials to study the effects…
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Port Angeles: Low-income housing needs need new study, official says
PORT ANGELES — With rental housing vacancies at less than 5 percent, the need for Clallam County’s low-income…
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Everything’s ducky — 28,264 of “em!
PORT ANGELES — Hundreds enjoyed a sunny, windless Sunday afternoon with ideal rising tides to witness a record-smashing…
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Port Angeles: Workers back on job at Crown Pacific mill
PORT ANGELES — Logs are again running through the North Olympic Peninsula’s most advanced sawmill after a two-week…
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Efforts under way to mark Clallam’s 150th birthday in 2004
PORT ANGELES — Flash forward to a celebration of Clallam County’s past: April 26, 2004, marks the 150th…
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Carlsborg: Hearing ends on controversial church camp plan
CARLSBORG — Neighbors of a proposed retreat center and youth camp near Kitchen-Dick Road took their final stand…
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Peninsula: Groups protest scouts’ logging plan
BRINNON — With support mounting to save Pulali Point, a group of neighbors is poised to take steps…
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Port Angeles: Who’s that girl?
PORT ANGELES — About 150 people are expected to attend 14th annual Esprit Gala, a convention that begins…