Peninsula Children’s Clinic settles into new Port Angeles site

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Peninsula Children’s Clinic settles into new Port Angeles site

PORT ANGELES — It’s been nearly a month since Peninsula Children’s Clinic moved to its new location, and…

Lift cable snaps, boat slips at Port Townsend marina

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Lift cable snaps, boat slips at Port Townsend marina

PORT TOWNSEND — A cable snapped on a Port of Port Townsend boat lift while it was lowering…

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Deadline extended for registration for Night to Shine

PORT ANGELES — The deadline has been extended to Sunday to sign up people 14 and older with…

Snowpack above normal in Olympic Mountains

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Snowpack above normal in Olympic Mountains

MOUNT VERNON — Olympic Mountains snowpack was 109 percent of normal Sunday, a solid base heading into the…

Gift cards presented to graduates of Jefferson County mental health court program

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Gift cards presented to graduates of Jefferson County mental health court program

PORT TOWNSEND — Members of the National Alliance on Mental Illness in Jefferson County have teamed up with…

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$45,000 in grants available for tourism promotion; first application deadline is Wednesday

PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is offering $45,000 in grant funding to qualified programs focused…

Collaborate, tribal chair tells Clallam Economic Development Corp.

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Collaborate, tribal chair tells Clallam Economic Development Corp.

PORT ANGELES — Participants at the Clallam County Economic Development Corp.’s 2017 annual dinner were reminded of a…

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Nominate community heroes for Clallam County award

Who do you know who has made Clallam County communities better places to live through selfless service?

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Coloring Outside the Library aims to brighten a Monday

PORT ANGELES — A brew and a coloring book: What more could a person want?

Strange brews at Port Townsend festival include doughnut, Doritos and ghost pepper flavors

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Strange brews at Port Townsend festival include doughnut, Doritos and ghost pepper flavors

PORT TOWNSEND — Offering tastes from doughnuts to Doritos, the 13th annual Strange Brewfest in Port Townsend didn’t…

Clallam judge affirms use of shackles in pretrial appearances

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Clallam judge affirms use of shackles in pretrial appearances

PORT ANGELES — The shackling of jail inmates accused or charged with offenses in Clallam County Superior Court…

Aldrich’s Market under new ownership

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Aldrich’s Market under new ownership

PORT TOWNSEND — Aldrich’s Market will open under new ownership Thursday after almost closing for good in November.

Trump doing well, says Port Angeles man who attended inauguration

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Trump doing well, says Port Angeles man who attended inauguration

WASHINGTON — A Port Angeles man who attended President Donald J. Trump’s inauguration said the country’s 45th president…

Peninsula women march in D.C.; more than 35 Clallam, Jefferson residents join protest

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Peninsula women march in D.C.; more than 35 Clallam, Jefferson residents join protest

By Libby Wennstrom

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NEWS BRIEFS: Exercises start Monday at Naval Magazine Indian Island … and other items

PORT HADLOCK — Naval Magazine Indian Island will participate In Exercise Solid Curtain-Citadel Shield 2017 beginning Monday and…

Anti-abortion activists and supporters of President Donald Trump march up Constitution Avenue en route to the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on Friday during the 44th annual March for Life. (Carolyn Kaster/The Associated Press)

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Thousands join anti-abortion rally in D.C.

By Ben Nuckols

Peninsula residents participate in March for Life

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Peninsula residents participate in March for Life

WASHINGTON — Among those participating in the March for Life in Washington, D.C., this year were Lea and…

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EYE ON CLALLAM: County to review 2016 budget vs. actual performance

The three Clallam County commissioners will review a 2016 budget-vs.-actual-performance report Monday.

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EYE ON JEFFERSON: Port conducts public meeting on rates

Port of Port Townsend commissioners will discuss rates at a special public workshop Wednesday.

Port of Port Townsend considers rate increases

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Port of Port Townsend considers rate increases

PORT TOWNSEND — Port of Port Townsend commissioners are considering raising rates from between 10 percent and 16…