Washington State Ferries seeks input on long-range plan

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Washington State Ferries seeks input on long-range plan

PORT TOWNSEND — The state Department of Transportation and Washington State Ferries want your help in shaping the…

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Silverdale man killed in Blyn-area wreck

BLYN — Two passengers were released from Olympic Medical Center on Sunday after a Blyn-area vehicle wreck Saturday…

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Some $20,000 worth of copper cable stolen

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County sheriff’s deputies are investigating the theft of about 2,000 feet of power line…

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Delays scheduled around Lake Crescent

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Four-hour delays are scheduled this week on U.S. Highway 101 as it curves around…

Judge halts pay or appear: New state law to impact finances in Clallam, Jefferson counties

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Judge halts pay or appear: New state law to impact finances in Clallam, Jefferson counties

PORT ANGELES — Rick Porter, the Port Angeles area’s outgoing District Court judge, has eliminated his pay-or-appear program,…

Students, supporters march on anniversary of Columbine shootings

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Students, supporters march on anniversary of Columbine shootings

PORT ANGELES — Students and their supporters marched for gun reform Friday on the 19th anniversary of the…

McDonald Creek Bridge set to reopen May 1

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McDonald Creek Bridge set to reopen May 1

AGNEW — After months of construction and detours, Clallam County officials announced that McDonald Creek bridge on Old…

Clallam County Community Service awards to be presented Thursday

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Clallam County Community Service awards to be presented Thursday

PORT ANGELES — Six people who made a difference in their communities will be given five awards Thursday…

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Delays expected on Highway 112, Hood Canal Bridge

SEKIU — Drivers can expect delays on three miles of state Highway 112 west of Kalawah Street six…

Jefferson County Board of Health presents awards

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Jefferson County Board of Health presents awards

PORT TOWNSEND — Students of the Port Townsend and Chimacum schools who organized and participated in a walkout…

State Highway 20 paving project to begin this week

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State Highway 20 paving project to begin this week

PORT TOWNSEND — Be prepared to face more road construction work during the next five months in Port…

Port Angeles man hurt in Deer Park Road wreck

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Port Angeles man hurt in Deer Park Road wreck

PORT ANGELES — A 35-year-old Port Angeles man was injured Saturday when the Subaru Impreza he was driving…

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Saturday, Sunday night bridge closures canceled

SHINE – Previously scheduled construction-related closures of the state Route 104 Hood Canal Bridge over the nights of…

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EYE ON JEFFERSON: Commissioners to consider public records policy

The three Jefferson County commissioners will continue deliberations on a public records compliance policy when they meet at…

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EYE ON CLALLAM: County panel mulls salaries for elected officials

Clallam County commissioners will discuss a resolution establishing salaries and benefits for elected officials Monday.

Sequim School Board approves hiring of assistant superintendent

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Sequim School Board approves hiring of assistant superintendent

SEQUIM — Sequim School District hopes to add a new face to its administration on July 1.

Sequim officials consider Prairie Street for possible congestion relief

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Sequim officials consider Prairie Street for possible congestion relief

SEQUIM — As Washington Street’s traffic flow continues to grow, drivers could be looking a few blocks south…

National park’s mules corraled near Madison Falls since Olympic Hot Springs Road closed

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National park’s mules corraled near Madison Falls since Olympic Hot Springs Road closed

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — No, it isn’t a petting zoo or a stable for horse and pony rides.

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Movie on anxiety, discussion at Chimacum auditorium

CHIMACUM — Jefferson County Library and the Chimacum Prevention Coalition will co-sponsor a free public screening of the…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Supreme Court hears culvert suit … and other items

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court seems unlikely to allow Washington state to get out from under a court…