OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- Construction crews repairing Hurricane Ridge Road at the site of a January slipout aren't working in a hole anymore. Having removed… Continue reading
It was just a drill. But it was realistic, said Hollie Kaufman, nurse practitioner at the Lower Elwha Health Clinic, one of the 14 people… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Out of the more than $10,000 given to the Olympic Peninsula Chapter of the American Red Cross for Haitian relief, one donation… Continue reading
The deadline for submitting suggestions for a preview of a draft of a proposed rule for managing water in the Dungeness River watershed is Tuesday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- One of Theo Nelson's last acts, before the 6-year-old died in a car wreck Oct. 18, was to set aside money on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The parents of Chinese student Duo Li, who died in a U.S. Highway 101 collision Dec. 12, arrived in Port Angeles on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Some solution to the salvaging of the 36-foot boat with no name grounded in Valley Creek Estuary is expected by the end… Continue reading
As supply finally catches up with demand for the swine flu vaccine, so that everyone who wants it can get it starting Monday, the pool… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A symbol of harmony, a 14-foot-tall rendition of Native American art with Bear Man, Raven and Owl, will be erected in time… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The potential gain may be less than they had originally thought, but campaign workers for Edna Petersen, who is 30 votes behind… Continue reading
JOYCE-- Crescent School's youth suicide prevention team has won the Trevor R. Simpson Award, a statewide award, for its prevention efforts for the last school… Continue reading
In the wake of an unprecedented gathering of more than 400 Native American leaders with President Obama and Cabinet members last week, a question remains:… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The state Department of Fish and Wildlife will present details of a proposed wolf management plan -- which could result in gray wolves… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Their life together sounds idyllic. Before Michael Fenter was taken into custody, accused of one bank robbery and suspected in three others,… Continue reading
Will gray wolves, which had almost disappeared from Washington state by the 1920s, ever return to the North Olympic Peninsula? It's not likely. But there… Continue reading
A higher-than-normal number of reports of cougar attacks on livestock in the Toandos Peninsula and near Quilcene has prompted the state to allow private hunters… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Part of the Lower Elwha glowed red Tuesday during one of the tests needed to prepare for the removal of two dams… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The amount of potentially toxic blue-green algae in three Jefferson County lakes remains dangerously high on the eve of a seasonal reduction… Continue reading
LAPUSH — Researchers have confirmed that hundreds of sea ducks found dead and dying on West End beaches were severely chilled rather than poisoned. Several… Continue reading
SEKIU — The giant Humboldt squid that invaded North Olympic Peninsula waters earlier this month apparently have taken to beaching themselves. Observers in Clallam Bay… Continue reading
