BLYN -- Two years ago, when the Dungeness Bay was closed for shellfishing by the state Department of Health because of fecal coliform pollution, the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Jefferson General Hospital administrators expect today to learn the fate of a hospice program the hospital has operated for 18 years. The… Continue reading
The recent distribution of a neo-Nazi newsletter in Sequim is part of a trend that has been seen throughout the Pacific Northwest since the Sept.… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The distribution of a neo-Nazi group newsletter in a quiet residential neighborhood has prompted a police investigation. Sequim Police Chief Byron Nelson said… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Tired of that rusted-out car on your neighbor's lawn? So is the Sequim City Council. Such things as junk cars, overgrown vegetation and… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- When Lili-Mei Raiguel came to Port Townsend in the days following the Tiananmen Square massacre in China, she had little money and… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- At least five Virginia Mason Clinic family practice physicians have resigned their positions -- a move clinic officials say could affect 6,000 clinic… Continue reading
Several restaurants, churches and nonprofit organizations in Jefferson County are planning to offer free Thanksgiving meals Thursday to indigent residents. The largest event, sponsored by… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Union members have approved a severance package for the 90 bag plant employees to be laid off by Port Townsend Paper Corp.… Continue reading
BRINNON -- Only two votes separate candidates vying for the Position No. 2 seat on the Fire District No. 4 board. After late-arriving, mail-in ballots… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- City Council candidates -- some on foot and at least one on bicycle -- set out Monday in a last-minute effort to… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Port Townsend Paper Corp. managers have reached a tentative agreement with union representatives on a possible severance package for the 90 employees… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- An expansion of the county's Kirner Road gravel pit will not damage an aquifer that supplies water to hundreds of home, a recently… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A task force commissioned by the City Council is looking at privatizing solid waste services. Members of the task force say garbage collection,… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- City officials are proposing a $26.1 million budget for fiscal 2002, an increase of $6 million over the current budget. Although the proposed… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- After five years at the helm of the Sequim Police Department, Chief Byron Nelson plans to retire by early next year. Nelson, 62,… Continue reading
PORT RENFREW, British Columbia -- Boaters making their way through the Strait of Juan de Fuca on Saturday got a surprise warning from the U.S.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The reorganization of the North Olympic Peninsula Visitor and Convention Bureau has moved a step closer to completion. Guidelines for a new… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A local author and retired Coast Guard officer is scheduled to appear Tuesday on the History Channel during a program on the U.S.… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The city's oldest retail store is closing after 90 years in business. Lehman's Mark & Pak, the grocery store and meat company owned… Continue reading
