A slash of half of a state agency's contracted grants to community health clinics will carve a large dent into Olympic Community Action Programs' dental… Continue reading
A new blog gives Jefferson County residents updated information on weather conditions, roads and power outages -- and Clallam County emergency management officials are considering… Continue reading
LAKE CRESCENT -- Katie, a sheltie who was lost for more than three weeks, is now home safe. She was brought home Friday "after 25… Continue reading
A possible strike by Safeway, Albertsons and QFC grocery workers looming on the eve of the Thanksgiving rush wouldn't affect the North Olympic Peninsula --… Continue reading
A second ferry for the Port Townsend-Coupeville route is now in doubt. One of the options for trimming nearly $17 million from its 2011 budget… Continue reading
The first big storm of the season is blowing toward the North Olympic Peninsula from the central Pacific. Warming up for the big one are… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- Two orphaned fisher kits, who had thrived in foster care after they were rescued from their den, are now taking care… Continue reading
The Navy is accepting public comment on the final environmental impact statement for expanding training activities for the Pacific Fleet both off the Pacific Coast… Continue reading
A Makah study showing a trend of declining blacktail deer numbers prompted action to protect does by most of the treaty tribes on the North… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Two questions remain unanswered on the eve of a second count of ballots in the Jefferson County primary election. Did the Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The School Board will conduct an informal budget presentation tonight on a draft 2010-11 general budget of $38,967,760 that cuts no major… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Police are stepping up patrols and using high-tech help in their investigation of a spate of burglaries that number at least 53… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The sawdust sifting onto rocks, into sidewalk cracks and onto windows and windshields from the Peninsula Plywood plant has been curtailed, said… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Peninsula Plywood, which began making plywood in March, will stop production for one week, furloughing about 92 employees from Monday through Friday… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE -- This is the last of a two-part series on a candidates forum in Forks this week. FORKS -- Candidates for Clallam County's… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE -- This is the first of a two-part series on a candidates forum in Forks this week. FORKS -- Perhaps the best illustration… Continue reading
State ferries engineers hope to have answers early this week after sea trials revealed excessive vibration in the driveline of the newly built Chetzemoka ferry,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Upper Sims Way renovation project came in a little more than $1 million under budget, said City Manager David Timmons on… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- Improvements made on the Makah reservation will last long after this week's Tribal Canoe Journey celebration, which begins today with the welcoming… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The public can comment on a proposed state order that would clear the way for a cogeneration project using wood chips at… Continue reading
