News
State awards more than $4.1 million for Peninsula salmon recovery projects
$2.79 million grant for Duckabush River estuary project tops local list
News
Port Angeles City Council supports school levy
Opponents say alternatives should also be explored
Crime & Justice
Port Townsend man enters Alford plea in death of bicyclist
McConnell seeking first-time offender waiver
Sports
WRESTLING: Port Angeles’ Borde, Forks’ Baker second at Hammerhead Invite
Forks achieves top finish of any 1A team, was seventh overall
Crime & Justice
Judge to rule on murder suspect questioning
Ryan Warren Ward one of three charged with a December 2018 triple homicide in Port Angeles
Crime & Justice
Soldier’s cousin charged with perjury
Alleged accomplice helped in fake death plot, police say
Crime & Justice
Sequim man sentenced for sex for fee with girls
Lynn George Johnson had been convicted in ’90s of child molestation
Sports
OUTDOORS: Citizen scientists power Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Counts
Groups in Jefferson County, Sequim tally up area birds
Sports
BOYS BASKETBALL: Port Angeles turns tables on North Kitsap
Roughriders rally from 20-point deficit to stun top-ranked Vikings
News
Makers Square collaboration receives $654,000 in grants
Fort Worden PDA and KPTZ Radio to benefit from funding
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Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe added to expanded Tribal Access Program
Move boosts access to national crime information databases
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Woman found dead after residential fire in Brinnon
Investigation continues after blaze destroys house
Crime & Justice
Former Hoh tribal fisheries officer pleads guilty to sex charges
Ernest Allen Penn to be sentenced Feb. 4
Business
Report: Black Ball Ferry Line contributes millions to Port Angeles economy
Business releases results of study it commissioned
News
Port of Port Angeles plans improvements to runway
William R. Fairchild Airport to see ‘mill and overlay’ rehab
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SOS: Petition reveals 2,600 opposed to MAT clinic
Application tentatively going to city in January
News
Littlejohn, longtime Sequim philanthropist and businessman, dies at 73
SEQUIM — Bill Littlejohn, a Sequim businessman who owned numerous senior care facilities and whose philanthropy and advocacy…