NEAH BAY -- While Security Services Northwest has been maligned as a bad neighbor on Discovery Bay, Makah tribal leaders are welcoming the company's training… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- The wheels are in motion for developing a Boys & Girls Club of America in Neah Bay. Wednesday's meeting to discuss the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A man accused of raping and killing a 15-year-old girl will continue his wait for a trial in Clallam County jail. The… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- Loggers in Olympic National Forest needn't worry about a federal judge's reinstating rare-species regulations in stands of old-growth timber. U.S. District Judge Marsha… Continue reading
FORKS -- The Quillayute Valley Park and Recreation District was given a clean bill of financial health by the state Auditor's Office. The district's revenues… Continue reading
Here's a pharmacist's advice on Medicare Part D, the federal government's new prescription-drug benefit for senior citizens: It's can cause dizziness, headaches and even nausea,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A state Department of Ecology official vowed Tuesday to work with Jefferson County businesses and residents to strike a balance between the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A survey of 2005 Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts attendees found that the 13-year-old festival has surpassed $1 million in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An overflow crowd showed up Tuesday night at Olympic National Park's Visitor Center to learn about fishers and their possible reintroduction to… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Sequim-Dungeness Chamber of Commerce President Bertha Cooper says the chamber supports the proposed school levy that will go before voters up to Feb.… Continue reading
The Sequim-Dungeness Chamber of Commerce has extended the deadline for nominations for the community's 2005 Citizen of the Year to Jan. 24. Nominees must be… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Clallam County commissioners will take the first step today toward easing chronic overcrowding in the county jail. Meeting at 10 a.m. in… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Two century-old trees tumbled down Monday, heralding the start of renovating the grounds of the 113-year-old Jefferson County Courthouse. The two large… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- First-term Jefferson County Commissioner Phil Johnson has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. The chronic, progressive disorder of the central nervous system affects… Continue reading
The Makah Tribal Council will hold a special meeting on Wednesday morning to discuss the possibility of developing a Boys & Girls Club of America… Continue reading
The public can learn more tonight about the possibility of reintroducing fishers into Olympic National Park. Fishers are a type of weasel wiped out years… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Ten Japanese students visiting from Port Angeles' sister city hosted culture fairs on Monday afternoon at Stevens and Roosevelt middle schools. About… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The city engineer warned City Council members Monday night that the main artery into the city -- Sims Way -- is fast… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- Rep. Jim Buck said Friday the state's taxpayers must be protected as negotiations proceed between the governor's office and Lower Elwha Klallam tribe… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- White-laced waves swirl up onto the sloping sand, each one venturing a little higher, as a dozen people gather on the beach… Continue reading
