PORT ANGELES — If Arlene Blume had known how much interest a British royal wedding would draw in Port Angeles, she would have sold more… Continue reading
Owners of the Kindle e-reader from Amazon.com will be able to download e-books from North Olympic Peninsula public libraries later this year. Amazon.com Inc. said… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Residents of this south Jefferson County community will vote Friday on the best slogan for their town — and then hear the results… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — The Jefferson County Library will place a measure on the Aug. 16 ballot asking voters in the unincorporated part of the county… Continue reading
Boundaries will shift for all three commissioner districts in Clallam County, effective in 2012, and the lines are likely to be redrawn somewhere between McDonald… Continue reading
Whale-watchers and other boaters will have to stay twice as far away from orcas in the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Puget Sound once… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — United Steelworkers negotiators and Port Townsend Paper Corp. mill officials will resume talks after employees rejected a contract offer. “There was an… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A young bald eagle that broke a shoulder while learning to fly has healed and will soar away Saturday. “We think he was… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two orcas who made a rare appearance in Port Angeles Harbor last week are transients known to the Center for Whale Research… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Rhododendron Festival Association will have no float in its own parade in May. It can’t afford it, said the president of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Last week's removal of about a dozen aging or diseased trees is only the first step in a renovation of the exterior… Continue reading
You’re coughing and have chills and fever. Your muscles ache. You have no energy. Is it the flu? Not necessarily. It could be something called… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- A boat that sank in the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary on Thursday is apparently leaking diesel fuel and it is too deep… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- An 88-year-old Sequim woman who was hit by a car last week when she walked across North Fifth Avenue while walking her dog… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Original artwork by award-winning Port Townsend artist Richard Jesse Watson is being auctioned online now to benefit the Plant-A-Thon Project, which will… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Back when the now-extinct wolves roamed the forests of the North Olympic Peninsula, hunters received bounties, paid in gold, on the hides… Continue reading
The results so far of the Reader's Digest magazine's campaign "We Hear You America" show that the attractions of the North Olympic Peninsula are, indeed,… Continue reading
Workers chipped out access Saturday around a massive mud slide on state Highway 112 that isolated Neah Bay and cleared another slide on the opposite… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- John Grissim may beat his chest at a "Mingle with the Cast Party" on Saturday, Jan. 8 -- but if he does, it… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The radio drama "Adrian Cross, For Hire" is a little late, but it will be on the air. "Adrian Cross, For Hire --… Continue reading