Two North Olympic Peninsula highway repair projects have been granted federal emergency relief funds to reimburse costs incurred by the state Department of Transportation, state… Continue reading
NORDLAND -- Jefferson County Public Utility District No. 1 officials are meeting with state Department of Transportation representatives today in hopes of finalizing the permitting… Continue reading
Before a farmer can grow crops, he or she must have seeds -- and for organic farmers, that's a problem. As little as 1 percent… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The City Council has approved an agreement with Clallam County Fire District No. 2 for providing fire protection to a west-side industrial… Continue reading
The Port Angeles City Council this week approved buying a high-mileage hybrid vehicle to represent the city's recycling program. A single bid was received from… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The latest stop on the Clallam County Master Gardeners' 2005 North Olympic Peninsula tour of second-grade classrooms brought the green to Franklin… Continue reading
SEATTLE -- A park ranger, a filmmaker, a group of eager divers and the descendants of a missing couple were strangers four years ago when… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- School leaders picked a new principal for Greywolf Elementary School and reviewed district summer school plans Monday evening. School Board members unanimously approved… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Retailer Hollywood Video has signed a lease with a Kirkland-based developer to open a 5,600-square-foot East Sims Way store by July, a… Continue reading
A 10-year plan to end homelessness, plus a review of last year's accomplishments, are on tap for today's 2005 Annual Planning Forum on Homelessness. The… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Mayor Walt Schubert has returned home after being treated at a Seattle hospital for injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash earlier this month.… Continue reading
Olympic Community Action Programs has received more than $160,000 in state grant money to support its broad array of programs. The Community Development Block Grant… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW -- An improperly installed steel heat deflection plate ignited a wooden sauna wall, causing the March 15 fire in Ludlow Beach Club, fire… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Saying Pope Marine Park in downtown Port Townsend is worn and underused, a small group of parents proposes an elaborate, community-built "Dream… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A fire and apparent explosion destroyed a house on Chicken Coop Road east of Sequim early Sunday morning. No one was seriously injured.… Continue reading
FORKS -- Marcia Bingham, the volunteer coordinator for this weekend's Quillayute Valley Scholarship Auction, feels "loopy but triumphant." After putting in long hours to pull… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Landfall Restaurant's owners have big plans for the funky little eatery at the end of Water Street. Tony and Betty Harriman… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Several dozen Port Angeles School District employees -- including teachers, bus drivers and counselors -- will be notified by May 15 that… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- Reaction from the 24th District's two state House members to Gov. Christine Gregoire's proposed 2005-2007 state budget came down Monday along party lines.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Sure, Port Angeles High School's freshman class still has its share of slackers -- students who don't put forth much academic effort.… Continue reading
