PORT TOWNSEND — Today is the final day of all-mail 2011 primary election voting in Jefferson County. To be counted, ballots must be received by… Continue reading
JOYCE — A 67-year-old Quilcene man suffered minor injuries Monday morning when the log truck he was driving rolled onto its side and spilled its… Continue reading
JOYCE — State Highway 112 has been reopened following a crash involving a log truck earlier this morning. The collision was reported about 7:30 a.m.… Continue reading
BRINNON — Firefighters rescued a dog from a burning cabin on Gran Road in Brinnon on Friday evening but lost the building, said Chief Bob… Continue reading
Ninety-nine speeding tickets were issued during stepped-up law enforcement patrols focused on apprehending speeders between July 15 and Aug. 7, the Washington Traffic Safety Commission… Continue reading
DOGS jumped, tunneled and weaved through obstacle courses at the Hurricane Ridge Kennel Club's summer agility trials at the Blake family property at 110 S.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The board of directors of the Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce has voted to support a resolution that said “the chamber… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Since Border Patrol Agent Christian Sanchez spoke about the North Olympic Peninsula as a “black hole” with “no mission, no purpose” for… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE — Port Townsend-based independent multi-media journalist and videographer Jack Olmsted staffs Pacific Northwest festivals, parades and public events. Here are four videos posted… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Garments with Jamestown S’Klallam tribal designs by artist Dale Faulstich are now being sold at the gift shop inside the Hurricane… Continue reading
QUILCENE — The Jefferson County Democrats will host a meting to discuss the future of food production and distribution in the county at a public… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — The Makah tribe has received a $50,000 beach-monitoring grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The money is part of $717,000 in… Continue reading
Clallam County voter turnout in the all-mail primary election had inched up to 35.38 percent Friday. That made a total of 6,755 ballots returned by… Continue reading
LAMAR, Colo. — North Olympic, the smallest team with only 11 players, and the youngest with just four 16-year-olds, captured fifth place at the 16U… Continue reading
Jefferson County voter turnout in the all-mail primary election had reached 40.4 percent by Friday. Jefferson County voters had returned 8,818 ballots of the 21,827… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Washington State Farmers Market Association has named the Port Townsend Farmers Market the best large market in the state. The recognition… Continue reading
Agile dogs, artist presentations, benefits and hikes are among the attractions offered on the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend. For more about the Steam Ball… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Vintage trucks, logging demonstrations and fiddle music will be the highlights of the Museum & Arts Center in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley’s fourth annual… Continue reading
Clallam County voter turnout in the all-mail primary election had reached 34.6 percent by Thursday. Clallam County East End voters had returned 6,607 ballots of… Continue reading
Jefferson County voter turnout in the all-mail primary election had reached 38.44 percent by Thursday. Jefferson County voters had returned 8,390 ballots of the 21,827… Continue reading
