PORT TOWNSEND — The Jefferson County Economic Development Council and the Port of Port Townsend are closer to an agreement that could bring new industry… Continue reading
Olympic National Park fire managers are setting fires for research. One fire 10.8 miles up Deer Park Road from U.S. 101 southeast of Port Angeles… Continue reading
FORKS - On Bella's birthday, fans talked of her future. About two dozen fans, some from out of town, of the Twilight vampire novel and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - A historical marker will be rededicated in a new home on Saturday. The ceremony will be at 2 p.m. at the marker's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - Let the games begin. The Port Angeles Senior Games, that is. More than 230 participants from throughout the United States and Canada… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - The federal Department of Homeland Security has scaled back its request for new office space in Clallam County. Now the agency is… Continue reading
WASHINGTON D.C. - Makah tribal officials were grilled on Thursday by the federal Marine Mammal Commission about last Saturday's unauthorized whale hunt. "They had some… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - The demolition of floats has begun in the Port Angeles Boat Haven redevelopment project, said Jeff Robb, the port's airport and marinas… Continue reading
SEQUIM - Last Saturday, Sequim Irrigation Festival princess Carolina Garcia waved and beamed her way through the Hoquiam Loggers Playday parade - the 14th procession… Continue reading
NEAH BAY - No tribal charges had been filed as of Wednesday against five Makah men who are under federal investigation for hunting and killing… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND - Leave the Boat Haven marine work yard rates alone for a year and add two new port staffers, one that would benefit… Continue reading
QUILCENE - State Department of Natural Resources officials are pressing fire districts statewide to sign new agreements that redefine agency responsibilities for fighting wild land… Continue reading
NEAH BAY - Court proceedings and rules of conduct can vary from tribe to tribe. Laws requiring public disclosure do not apply to sovereign tribal… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - Clallam County officials will be punching new holes into their belts to slim down by $1 million for 2008. County Administrator Jim… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -Commissioners of Jefferson and Clallam counties plan to discuss common issues at a meeting tentatively scheduled for Sept. 24. No one seems to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - No serious charges are likely after a 49-year-old woman died of her injuries sustained when she was hit by a car while… Continue reading
WASHINGTON - Makah representatives arrived in the nation's capital on Tuesday to begin three days of meetings regarding Saturday's unauthorized killing of a gray whale.… Continue reading
BRINNON - The Sequim Irrigation Festival float was destroyed in a fire while it was parked in the day-use section of Dosewallips State Park on… Continue reading
SEQUIM - Titus will sniff no more in Sequim come 2008. He's losing his job. The 4-year-old German shepherd, who with officer Mike Hill makes… Continue reading
NEAH BAY - After a tumultuous weekend, Monday morning dawned clear and calm on the Makah Reservation - but many here awoke wary and worried.… Continue reading
