PORT TOWNSEND — Clinton McCloud of Tacoma steered his canoe to the shore of Port Townsend and stood up in the rear, holding his paddle… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A community effort to clean up a field has led to a significant drop in crime in that area, says the Clallam… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Beware the aggressive billy. He roams the Klahhane Ridge vicinity, now and again approaching people and "not backing off," Olympic National… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Gov. Chris Gregoire began a 24-hour North Olympic Peninsula campaign swing Sunday with promises for the future, strong words for her opponent… Continue reading
SEQUIM — High gasoline prices might have had a positive effect on the Sequim Lavender Festival, director Scott Nagel said as the three-day festival wrapped… Continue reading
In a journey that already connects to a deep sense of community and spirituality, the Tribal Canoe Journey that stops in Port Townsend today connects… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim City Council will hold a special meeting on Saturday to provide information about Sequim's newly formed taxing district. The meeting, to… Continue reading
Gov. Chris Gregoire's campaign visit to Sequim will be at the John Wayne Marina from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday, after a breakfast meeting… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Lee Lawrence, who was fired as executive director of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce after less than six months in the job,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council promises to make a public statement after staying mum about conflicts that City Manager Mark Madsen said prompted his… Continue reading
SEQUIM — An independent audit of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce shows a net loss of $10,242 last year, plus a loss of $10,150… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The town's a teenager, or perhaps a tweener. Whichever Sequim is, the awkwardness and growing pains have caught up with it, a couple… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A fire fed by oil that started in an inaccessible area in a crawl space in the shuttered KPly mill smoked for… Continue reading
BRINNON — The debate over whether to restore the Dosewallips River Road is black-and-white, as Quilcene-based Hood Canal District Ranger Dean Yoshina sees it. "It's… Continue reading
SEQUIM — For Mo and Fran Franken, this is like walking into a dream. Mo and her husband, Fran, have long worked opposite shifts at… Continue reading
FORKS — The skate park — which has been in use for about six weeks — will be ceremonially opened today, Saturday. The park designed… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The public has one more chance to shape the future of Fort Worden State Park at the final public hearing for the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center's pathology department has been accredited for another two years by the College of American Pathologists. The hospital also has… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The dress rehearsal went well. No one fell overboard. But that wasn't Stephen Bent's greatest worry. "I'm afraid that when we're loading… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A Steilacoom II ferry reservation system required some tweaking this week, but Washington State Ferries officials believe they have accomplished what they… Continue reading
