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Quilcene community members seeking housing for ex-caretaker after port ends contract

QUILCENE — The Quilcene community has rallied around Jim Speer, the former longtime caretaker of Quilcene’s marina, after…

Sequim woman to compete in Mrs. Washington America Pageant

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Sequim woman to compete in Mrs. Washington America Pageant

SEQUIM — A Sequim woman will represent the Olympic Peninsula this spring at the Mrs. Washington America Pageant…

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Deadline Monday for Heart of Service nominations

THIS IS THE last call for nominations for the 2017 Jefferson County Heart of Service Award.

Photo-collecting Washington woman ‘rescues’ faces of past

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Photo-collecting Washington woman ‘rescues’ faces of past

By Julie Muhlstein

Attorney general: Tim Eyman misused initiative donations

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Attorney general: Tim Eyman misused initiative donations

By Martha Bellisle

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NEWS BRIEFS: Sequim Irrigation Festival seeking volunteers for May festivities … and other items

SEQUIM — Sequim Irrigation Festival organizers are seeking volunteers to help with setup and breakdown as well as…

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Deadline set for change proposals for Sequim’s comprehensive plan

By Matthew Nash

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State to perform out-of-cycle review of Clallam County election procedures

PORT ANGELES — The state Secretary of State’s Office has agreed to perform an out-of-cycle review of Clallam…

This image, from the Library of Congress shows a sign placed on an Oakland, Calif., store Dec. 8, 1941, the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The store was closed after the internment order was issued. The owner, a University of California graduate, was housed with hundreds of evacuees in War Relocation Authority centers for the duration of the war.

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Japanese-American internment explored in images, lecture

PORT ANGELES — A traveling exhibit, “The Tragedy of War: Japanese-American Internment,” will be on display at the…

Sequim residents, businesses step up to help out community

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Sequim residents, businesses step up to help out community

By Erin Hawkins

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Neah Bay man still missing after being swept away by wave

NEAH BAY — Makah emergency personnel continued searching late Monday afternoon until dark for a tribal member who…

Two people were airlifted from this Cirrus SR 22 airplane crash scene near Mount Jupiter in Olympic National Park to a Seattle hospital Sunday. (Washington Department of Transportation)

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FAA investigating airplane crash in Olympic National Park

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after two people escaped with only minor injuries…

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EYE ON CLALLAM: Port Angeles to consider Transportation Benefit District

Port Angeles City Council members will consider forming a tax-supported Transportation Benefit District to fund city road repairs…

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EYE ON JEFFERSON: Port Townsend council to set public hearing on short-term rentals

The Port Townsend City Council will consider setting a May 1 public hearing to consider an ordinance related…

Registration open for Washington Coast Cleanup

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Registration open for Washington Coast Cleanup

Registration is open now for the Washington Coast Cleanup on April 29.

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Port Angeles police identify man found dead in water at Boat Haven

PORT ANGELES — Police have identified Christopher William Dwyer as the man whose body was found floating Wednesday…

Port Angeles wind turbine spires turning; design, not power, main point

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Port Angeles wind turbine spires turning; design, not power, main point

PORT ANGELES — After six months of standing motionless, the city’s $107,517 wind turbine spires are finally spinning.

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Armstrong Marine to develop curriculum to expand business, jobs

PORT ANGELES — Armstrong Marine Inc. has received a $123,000 grant to help train certified aluminum welders to…

Two hurt in wreck on Highway 101

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Two hurt in wreck on Highway 101

PORT ANGLES — Two women were injured Thursday when the car they were traveling in was struck by…

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Immigration agents round up 84 in Alaska, Washington, Oregon

By Gene Johnson