For the third consecutive year, employees of Family Planning of Clallam County are collecting gifts to distribute to children on the Hoh Reservation and in… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Family wage jobs are the goal of every economic development group, but a Jefferson County agency is begging for applicants for positions… Continue reading
EDITOR's NOTE: - This is another in a series of articles on the Peninsula Home Fund. Please click on the HOME FUND link at left… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula is in the initial stages of an influenza outbreak as the illness is becoming widespread throughout the state. Educators are seeing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Clyde Carlson, president of San Juan Airlines, will speak to the Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce's weekly meeting on Monday. Carlson will… Continue reading
Pearl Harbor Day will be observed in Sequim at two separate events today and Tuesday. State Rep. Jim Buck, R-Joyce, will raise the American flag… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- If you've seen photographs of the Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, you've probably seen at least one taken by… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- On the morning of Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, Harry Fitch was standing at a bus stop in Waikiki, returning from shore leave… Continue reading
The season for influenza is just beginning on the North Olympic Peninsula, and public health officials are asking people to protect themselves and others against… Continue reading
FORKS -- The Christmas season is brilliantly illuminated tonight with the Twinkle Light Holiday Parade. The parade begins at 6:30 p.m. today in downtown and… Continue reading
INDIAN ISLAND -- Establishment of a peace memorial at the gates of the North Olympic Peninsula's only Navy base is winning some support. On Wednesday,… Continue reading
Mother Nature wreaked havoc on the Sequim-Dungeness Valley on Thursday as winds gusting to near hurricane levels blew down trees and power lines, prompted power… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Thursday's nine-hour closure of the Tumwater Creek bridge gave residents a preview of what life will be like in 2005-06 when both… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Prosecutors on Thursday formally charged the ninth person to be arrested in the investigation of an alleged cocaine ring. Randy Blount Owens,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Key City puts on its Yuletide finery Saturday for the annual Victorian Tree Lighting Ceremony. And Santa Claus once again takes… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A planned protest against the state Fish and Wildlife Commission's recreational crabbing regulations could slow holiday traffic Saturday morning. The state Fish… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The City Council is still trying to reach a decision on where to spend $230,000 set aside for the continuing construction of the… Continue reading
The owner of the historical ferry Kalakala plans to move the vessel by the end of the week from Seattle's Union Lake to LaConner. Steve… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Job growth or bird habitat preservation. Timber dollars for better schools versus clean streams for spawning salmon. "Intensively managed" tree harvests or… Continue reading
Port Angeles resident Lee Embree, whose aerial photographs of the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor are now in the National Archives, is one… Continue reading
