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FBI search for missing woman turns up empty
Port Angeles police have renewed their search for a local woman who was reported missing nearly 33 years…
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Clallam: More ballot counting scheduled
Clallam County elections officials will count 2,206 more ballots at 9 a.m. Friday for two-year maintenance and operations…
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Teen allegedly prints money, tries to pass it in Canada
A 17-year-old boy will be arraigned today in Clallam County juvenile court for felony forgery and misdemeanor possession…
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Forks: Scholarship auction dates changed
The annual Quillayute Valley Scholarship Auction has been rescheduled for March 15 and March 16 because of conflicting…
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Sequim: Space junk may be to blame, ex-space industry worker says
BY JIM MANDERS SEQUIM — A retired scientist who worked in Kennedy Space Center’s satellite operations center and…
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Port Angeles: Fluoridation speakers today at PA chamber
Water fluoridation in Port Angeles is the program at the Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce’s no-host luncheon meeting…
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West End: Dead whale likely hit by ship
LAPUSH — A Baird’s beaked whale that washed up dead on the shore near La Push last week…
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Clallam: United Way recognizes donors, volunteers
PORT ANGELES — United Way staff on Thursday recognized the volunteers and contributors who have raised $788,469 in…
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Port Townsend: Petitions oppose City Hall annex
BY KEVEN DREWS PORT TOWNSEND — A local resident says he will present petitions at Monday night’s City…
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Port Angeles: Shipbuilder thanks backers
Stas Margaronis, president of Santa Maria Shipping LLC and its subsidiary, Liberty Shipbuilding, says he “thanks Port Angeles…
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Port Angeles: School panel to discuss property tax issue
Port Angeles School Board members tonight will discuss the tax settlement between Daishowa America Co. Ltd. and Clallam…
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Clallam: Report says meth-lab count up in last year
BY EMELINE COKELET The number of reported methamphetamine labs in the state decreased for the first time last…
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Sequim: Dungeness Bay may close to shellfishing
BY JIM MANDERS SEQUIM — Continued pollution may soon prompt the closure of all commercial and recreational shellfishing…
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Port Townsend: Regatta to kick off sailing season
PORT TOWNSEND — The Wooden Boat Foundation is gearing up for its 12th annual Shipwrights’ Regatta. This year,…
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Port of Port Townsend spurns any money to Fort Worden parking cause
Port of Port Townsend officials said Wednesday they cannot justify spending $2,000 to offset parking fees at Fort…
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Port security training offered
Coast Guard Group Port Angeles is sponsoring port security training for North Olympic Peninsula officials and business operators.…
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Olympic National Park: “Star party” tonight
To celebrate a piece of pillow basalt from Olympic National Park orbiting Earth on the space shuttle Columbia,…
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Olympic National Park: “Star party” on Thursday
To celebrate a piece of pillow basalt from Olympic National Park orbiting Earth on the space shuttle Columbia,…
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Port Angeles: Graving yard, business parking discussed by Planning Commission tonight
Tonight’s Port Angeles Planning Commission agenda includes discussion about eliminating business parking regulations and granting a “shoreline substantial…
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Sequim: Big money for elk herd
Sequim’s Elk Habitat Committee has received two contributions to help start a multiyear education campaign. The Rocky Mountain…