Last week’s storms brought the region’s low rivers roaring back to the point that the state Department of Fish and Wildlife reopened the Hoh and… Continue reading
China’s announcement that next year it will decline to accept some shipments of mixed plastics and paper recyclables from the United States… Continue reading
Two of three dogs that attacked a Sequim man were euthanized last week at the Clallam County Humane Society. Sequim police sergeants said… Continue reading
Port of Port Townsend officials, who are seeking public input on a long-term plan for Point Hudson, plan an open house today.… Continue reading
Clallam County is accepting comment on the first major overhaul to its Shoreline Master Program — a 258-page document guiding future development… Continue reading
Sequim teen Carson Holt plans to once again sell pumpkins for local causes, but this year he’s in new digs. For his fifth… Continue reading
Location, location, location. It’s the most recurring keyword in a search of Port Angeles’ Red Lion Hotel, 221 N. Lincoln St., which… Continue reading
A driver was uninjured when dump truck went over an embankment Friday morning, knocking down several trees. At 8 a.m. Friday, the… Continue reading
River flows so low they impede salmon returning to rivers to spawn are prompting emergency fishing closures on several West End rivers beginning Monday. The… Continue reading
Port Angeles Deputy Chief of Police Jason Viada has graduated from the FBI National Academy, becoming one of the few law enforcement… Continue reading
The CEO of Airborne Environmental Control Systems, a startup company relocating its headquarters to Port Angeles, said Wednesday his company has already… Continue reading
When Diane and Jim Luoma made their move to Sequim, they drew some attention. Residents of Hawaii for the past 15 years, the… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Fire Department has donated a van full of used equipment to a nonprofit that supports firefighters in Mexico and… Continue reading
The sound is soft, but it slips a shiver up the backbone. No mistaking it: a jungle animal’s growl. It’s coming from… Continue reading
The state Department of Ecology has seen a significant increase in complaints about odor from the Port Townsend Paper Co. mill. So… Continue reading
Some bob the snares, tapping the crabs on their heads like an eager child begs attention. Certain individuals appear to know something… Continue reading
Retired astronaut turned activist John Fabian of Port Ludlow was awarded the Eleanor Stopps Environmental Leadership Award from the Port Townsend Marine… Continue reading
When the conversation veers, Voices for Veterans President John Braasch restores its focus to veterans, said Doug Shadel, the state director for… Continue reading
The U.S. Navy has partnered with the Trust for Public Land and the Jefferson Land Trust to conserve more than 3,100 acres in… Continue reading
The mass of warm water known as “the blob” that heated up the north Pacific Ocean has… Continue reading
