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Chimacum-area man dies when ATV crashes into barbed wire
CHIMACUM — A Chimacum-area man died when his all-terrain vehicle crashed into a barbed-wire fence Saturday near Eaglemount…
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Volunteers still needed to help with Olympic Coast Cleanup
Registration continues for the annual Olympic Coast Cleanup on April 26. Hundreds of volunteers will work to remove…
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Now is the time to go whale watching
LAPUSH — It’s happening now: Gray whales, which make one of the longest migrations of all mammals, averaging…
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High tea raises funds for children’s therapy program
PORT ANGELES — High tea and high fashion helped raise funds Wednesday for therapy for children with disabilities.…
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Chimacum team wins Spirit Award at statewide science contest
CHIMACUM — Their school district may be David to its Goliath competitors, but students from Chimacum Schools who…
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One arrested in Port Angeles jewelry store vandalism
PORT ANGELES — Employees of Fountain Square Jewelers were checking the store’s inventory on Sunday to see if…
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Judge dismisses three lawsuits filed by woman whose cats were confiscated
PORT ANGELES — A judge has dismissed three civil lawsuits demanding millions of dollars that were filed by…
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Ferry cancellations this week in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — Low tides and ebb currents have prompted cancellation of some morning sailings of the Steilacoom…
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Electronics recycling company wins Entrepreneur Challenge
PORT ANGELES — A Carlsborg company that aims to reduce, through recycling, the amount of electronic equipment headed…
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85-ton, 155-foot bridge girders roll into Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Five trucks, each lugging a 170,000-pound girder the length of three semi-trailers, snaked through town…
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Marathon leader to run Port Angeles clinic for low-income
PORT ANGELES — Larry Little, director of the North Olympic Discovery Marathon, will assume the executive director post…
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Port Angeles High School track to be repaired
PORT ANGELES — A safety evaluation in 2007 led to the School Board allocating nearly $200,000 last week…
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Sequim chamber plans election, opposition awaits word from lawyers
SEQUIM — While the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce prepares ballots for mailing, perhaps as early as this…
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Animal-abuse trial to be delayed
PORT ANGELES — The trial of Julie Yu on eight counts of animal cruelty will be delayed. The…
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Grandaddy Easter egg hunt of ’em all this morning
The North Olympic Peninsula’s oldest continuous Easter egg hunt will be at 7 a.m. today in Chetzemoka Park…
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North Olympic Peninsula population closes in on 100,000 for first time
The North Olympic Peninsula’s population is close to 100,000 today, based on newly released U.S. Census figures showing…
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Other Easter egg hunts across the Peninsula
Other Easter egg hunts are planned across the North Olympic Peninsula. Here is a list:
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Hunt eggs-zactly a labor of love in Forks
FORKS — It’s a big job — and Bruce Guckenberg, family and friends have done it annually since…
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Supreme Court upholds juvenile court conviction of youth who threatened three Sequim football coaches
OLYMPIA — The Sequim boy who stole a van in a quest toward killing three Sequim High School…
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Refurbished fountain area a tribute to late parks director
PORT TOWNSEND — When the Port Townsend Parks and Recreation Department originally approached Bonnie Corra about pursuing a…