Race to Alaska begins today; sailors party, prepare

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Race to Alaska begins today; sailors party, prepare

PORT TOWNSEND — A fleet of sailors was making last-minute preparations Wednesday for today’s 5 a.m. start of…

Nonprofit seeks volunteers for therapeutic riding

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Nonprofit seeks volunteers for therapeutic riding

PORT TOWNSEND — Meet the big, nonjudgmental therapists: Fury, Nevada, Dixie, Athena and Tikki. They have a natural…

Sheriff’s Office seeks to trade in guns for different caliber

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Sheriff’s Office seeks to trade in guns for different caliber

PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is preparing to trade in its aging Glock 22 .40…

Competitors gear up for Race to Alaska

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Competitors gear up for Race to Alaska

PORT TOWNSEND — The inside passage to Ketchikan, Alaska soon will be filled with dreamers set upon winning…

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Jefferson County recycling policy to change after China rejects material

PORT TOWNSEND — County residents have been accustomed to dutifully separating their recyclable materials into paper, plastics and…

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NEWS BRIEFS: State’s 2nd large-scale drill slated … and other items

SPOKANE — Initial planning for the second Cascadia Rising disaster drill has begun, according to KREM-TV.

Port Angeles pool district selects contractor

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Port Angeles pool district selects contractor

PORT ANGELES — The William Shore Memorial Pool District has selected Sequim contractor Neeley Construction as the general…

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Port Angeles acting Public Works director to leave for another job

PORT ANGELES — James Burke, Port Angeles deputy director of operations and acting Public Works and Utilities director,…

Good Samaritan rescues three from burning boat

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Good Samaritan rescues three from burning boat

PROTECTION ISLAND — Three boaters were rescued by a good Samaritan vessel Monday afternoon after the 40-foot boat…

Neah Bay European green crab total nearly 10 times more than Dungeness

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Neah Bay European green crab total nearly 10 times more than Dungeness

NEAH BAY — As resource managers continue to catch European green crab in the Sequim area, the invasive…

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Donations fund new Habitat home

PORT TOWNSEND — Four long-time Habitat for Humanity supporters and numerous community members raised $70,158 to build a…

Mourners plan vigils for family: Brinnon fire kills all five members

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Mourners plan vigils for family: Brinnon fire kills all five members

BRINNON — Residents in Brinnon mourning the loss of a family of five who died in a cabin…

Children from border fight in Washington state foster care

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Children from border fight in Washington state foster care

By Sally Ho

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NEWS BRIEFS: Murray staffer to present in Port Townsend … and other items

PORT TOWNSEND — PT Indivisible will host Colleen Bryan, Kitsap and Olympic Peninsula director for U.S. Sen. Patty…

U.S. Supreme Court tie favors state culvert replacement

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U.S. Supreme Court tie favors state culvert replacement

By Phuong Le

Port of Port Angeles approves bid for $1.8 million wash-down facility

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Port of Port Angeles approves bid for $1.8 million wash-down facility

PORT ANGELES — A bid for the construction of a $1.8 million Marine Trades Industrial Park wash-down facility…

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Man returns from store to find house in flames

SEQUIM — A single man who left his home Sunday evening to go to the store returned 45…

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Sequim Service Fest begins second week

SEQUIM— Sequim Service Fest volunteers have completed the first week of public and private projects in the neighborhood…

Winners finish Seventy48 race in under 10 hours

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Winners finish Seventy48 race in under 10 hours

PORT TOWNSEND — Under a star-filled sky and on calm seas, Epic, a kayak team from Bellingham, won…

Diplomas awarded with more to come as graduations continue on the Peninsula

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Diplomas awarded with more to come as graduations continue on the Peninsula

Ceremonies for four high schools and Peninsula College are scheduled for this weekend.