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Peninsula: Quiet Riot rocks bingo hall
BLYN — It was Quiet Riot. But it wasn’t a quiet riot. Nearly 1,000 people crowded the bingo…
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Peninsula: National forest policies to be discussed by local panel
Although national forest policies appear to be changing, there is little evidence of that on the North Olympic…
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Peninsula: Counties reap windfalls in federal timber receipts
Clallam and Jefferson counties will be receiving more money in federal timber receipts for six years, thanks to…
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West End: It’s raining fish carcasses
FORKS — In other parts of Western Washington it rains “cats and dogs.” Here, it rains fish carcasses.…
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West End: State officials weigh Sol Duc hatchery closure
SAPPHO — Statewide budget cuts could mean the closure of the Sol Duc Fish Hatchery and the elimination…
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Peninsula: Hospital may accept abandoned newborns
Teen-age mothers could abandon their new-born babies at Olympic Memorial Hospital in Port Angeles without fear of prosecution…
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West End: Plane crash probe could take more than a month
SAPPHO — It could take Navy investigators more than a month to determine the cause of last week’s…
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Port Angeles: Two boys charged with stealing swords
PORT ANGELES — A sword-toting teen-ager and his apparent 11-year-old accomplice were charged with second-degree burglary Monday for…
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Port Angeles: Olympic Memorial Hospital nurses get raises
PORT ANGELES — Nearly 200 Olympic Medical Center nurses will get 13 percent in salary increases during the…
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Port Angeles: Olympic Memorial Hospital board OKs $65.7 million budget
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Memorial Hospital commissioners unanimously approved a $65.7 million hospital district operating budget Monday night…
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Port Angeles: Airport parking lot reopened as security restrictions eased
PORT ANGELES — Travelers can again use the parking lot in front of the terminal at William R.…
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Port Angeles: Daishowa mill to restart Monday
PORT ANGELES — While Daishowa America officials are heralding Monday’s restart of the Ediz Hook pulp mill, KPLY…
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Joyce: No illnesses reported from contaminated water
JOYCE — A Clallam County health official said that nobody has become ill as a result of coliform…
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Clallam: Woman in jail awaited family members who died in head-on collision
Angela Dawn Villicana waited for her family to visit her Sunday in the Clallam County jail. Her mother,…
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Joyce: Girl killed in head-on crash
JOYCE — A local girl died Monday morning in a head-on collision after she apparently lost control of…
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Olympic National Park: Officials await appropriations decisions
Interior Secretary Gale Norton reaffirmed the Bush administration’s dedication to national park maintenance while speaking Friday in Portland,…
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Port Angeles: MagnaForce developing mag-lev system
PORT ANGELES — MagnaForce Inc. officials say they have developed new magnetic-levitation technology which is “a revolutionary mode…
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Clallam County budget talks begin tonight in Sequim
Clallam County officials will begin public discussions tonight on the county’s proposed $75.5 million fiscal 2002 budget. The…
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Peninsula: Dicks, Cantwell praise Bush’s hard-line approach
WASHINGTON — Two members of the North Olympic Peninsula’s congressional delegation say they will support efforts by President…
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Clalla: Show-cause motion in Critical Areas Ordinance continued to Wednesday
A show-cause motion filed against Clallam County commissioners in Superior Court was continued Friday after a county attorney…