PDN Commentary Columnist Traffic and commerce slow down today across the North Olympic Peninsula to honor the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. City, county… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- Now that the disputed governor's election has landed in court, the North Olympic Peninsula's three state lawmakers are focusing on the abandoned state… Continue reading
KINGSTON -- Passenger-only ferry service between Seattle and Kingston begins Tuesday. It will be the first ferry service between the two communities in decades. The… Continue reading
GARDINER -- Three people were injured Sunday morning after a pickup truck slid off U.S. Highway 101 at Gardiner Beach Road and another vehicle slid… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Three hundred people gathered Saturday in a sleet-swept construction yard to help heal the wounds they felt in the Hood Canal Bridge… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Fliers that urge a boycott of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe's fish company because of the tribe's role in the now-abandoned graving… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The program for the 2003 Juan de Fuca Festival has won a Gold Award from the Washington Festival and Events Association. The… Continue reading
BLYN -- Norwegians and Native Americans heaped praise, food and gifts on one another Saturday during a "historic" visit by Knut Vollebaek, Norway's ambassador to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Port Angeles School District tax levy ballots, scheduled to be mailed to voters on Wednesday, will feature a series of innovations. For… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Until now, only blueprints and artists' renderings could foretell the full splendor of Westport Shipyard's newest and largest yacht. But the massive… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- When the city entered the new year with a balanced budget, city officials took a look back at the long, hard process… Continue reading
FORKS -- A good deal of money is riding on the Quillayute Valley School District levy election -- more, in fact, than the $570,000 the… Continue reading
Tse-whit-zen is 1,000 years older than scientists originally thought. The Native American village may be as old as 2,700 years, Frances Charles, chairwoman of the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- New residential developments should shoulder more of the costs associated with building, maintaining and improving nearby roads, city leaders say. They're concerned that… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- When Robert Fetterly was in high school, he would sit in class and draw, covering every inch of his notebooks, front and… Continue reading
Norway's and Namibia's ambassadors to the United States top a distinguished lineup of guests spanning three continents who will dine on salmon and crab Saturday… Continue reading
State officials are examining two other Jefferson County locations for a Hood Canal Bridge reconstruction dry dock besides a joint proposal from the Port of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Anyone with "an open mind and an open heart"' is invited to the Tse-whit-zen village site on Saturday for a four-hour healing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Clallam County sheriff's investigators have confirmed that it was a miscommunication that led to the evacuation of Wal-Mart on Tuesday evening. Sgt.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center needs a big boost to its full-time student enrollment in the second semester to reach its… Continue reading
