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Marrowstone commercial shellfish areas clear of red tide, but levels off the chart in San Juans

Marrowstone Island’s rich commercial shellfish beds are clear of paralytic shellfish toxin, results from samples taken this week…

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Disc golf course opens at Lincoln Park in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — Disc golfers threw a party Saturday to celebrate the opening of the first nine holes…

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Novus Auto Glass owner picks up after fire

CARLSBORG — The day after the fire, Brent Larson repaired a customer’s windshield out in the parking lot…

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Deputies seeking missing man and toddler find man’s car, abandoned

PORT ANGELES — The car in which a missing man drove off from the Lyre River campground with…

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Potentially lethal levels of red tide hits Clallam County, may be moving east to Jefferson

A massive influx of red tide at levels not seen in at least a decade is inundating shellfish…

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Scientists to begin charting amazing coral colonies in ocean off Olympic Peninsula (**Gallery**)

OLYMPIC COAST NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY — The light on the traveling robotic camera sweeps back and forth over…

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Chance meeting at 14,000 feet: Peninsula climbers scale McKinley

Picture this: Two climbers, one from Irondale and the other from Port Angeles, meet at 14,000 feet on…

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Rothschild heirs bring memories to Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — Dorette Rothschild Lemon, 91, remembers visiting her grandparents in Port Townsend when she was a…

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Esprit transgender convention begins this week in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — Men paying women the compliment of imitation will begin arriving in town today for the…

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Diving in to reopen the Forks pool: Group, led by former mayor, seeks solutions

FORKS — Efforts are being renewed to reopen the Quillayute Valley Aquatic Center, which has been closed since…

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Iceland volcano halts family reunion for Port Angeles woman

PORT ANGELES — In all their planning of their annual family reunion, the Calabrias never considered the possibility…

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State cuts slightly kinder than feared toward shaky Port Angeles school budget

PORT ANGELES — The final legislative cut is deep, but it isn’t as bad as Port Angeles School…

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‘Toast to Earth Day’ offers films at Wine on the Waterfront

PORT ANGELES — Biologist, landscape architect and filmmaker Shelly Solomon wants people to know that all the environmental…

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Second wave of census forms sent out; if you returned the first one, tear this one up

If you filled out and returned one U.S. Census form, and then receive another in the mail, tear…

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Jobless rate, jobs created both inch up on Peninsula

Although unemployment rates inched up in the North Olympic Peninsula, the number of jobs in both Clallam and…

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Port Angeles couple’s project helps Maasai ward off malaria

PORT ANGELES — Tom and Rhonda Curry have put their combined health care administration expertise to work in…

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Land trust members to vote on deal with Friends of Fields

The North Olympic Land Trust and Friends of the Fields are one step away from merging into one…

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Clallam libraries slate weeklong closures, furloughs, more amid budget shortfall

The Port Angeles, Sequim, Forks and Clallam Bay public libraries will be closed the last week of March…

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Popsicle sticks, Elmer’s glue and pressure: Sequim students build bridges, win awards

How many pounds of pressure on a bridge built of Popsicle sticks and Elmer’s glue, itself weighing no…

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Olympic National Park plans 240-acre expansion near Ozette

. OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A proposed addition of 240 acres near Lake Ozette would change the boundary…