BRINNON -- The Boy Scouts of America Chief Seattle Council can harvest timber at a camp on Pulali Point north of Brinnon, a state board… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Retired Army Maj. Doug Rokke believes the Navy is stockpiling radioactive munitions at Naval Magazine Indian Island and contaminating waters off the… Continue reading
The possibility of rain and even light snow at Hurricane Ridge during the next several days is keeping the Griff Peak fire under control. Lightning… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city Police Department will rejoin the Olympic Peninsula's drug task force next month, thanks in part two Jefferson County law-enforcement offices… Continue reading
Federal investigators are offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information that leads to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or people… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A draft plan for what happens when the Port Angeles garbage landfill closes in December 2006 will be discussed Friday at a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Port of Port Townsend commissioners spent much of their Wednesday workshop and meeting time discussing the 2004 budget. Business Manager Donald Taylor… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- It's a two-for-one deal: Clallam Transit System gets a spruced-up bus station, while the Sequim City Council will have nicer digs for its… Continue reading
CARLSBORG -- The Pumpkin Patch corn maze has fallen prey to vandals, prompting owners to reconsider the maze's future. On Friday and again on Saturday,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A 23-year-old Forks man was pinned beneath a log Tuesday morning while logging state timberland near Little River Road. The log rolled… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- Despite two days of rain in the Olympic Mountains, the Griff Peak fire still isn't out. Park spokeswoman Barb Maynes said… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The remaining historical Underground Port Angeles will be preserved following a unanimous City Council vote at Tuesday night's meeting. "The area is… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND --City Council members have voted themselves a salary increase, although not all council members will receive the raise at the same time. State… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Prosecutors in King County filed charges of vehicular homicide and vehicular assault Tuesday against a Sequim man involved in a July 19 crash… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The USA Patriot Act, enacted after the 9/11 attacks to broaden the power of law-enforcement agencies to track and prosecute terrorists, will… Continue reading
CARLSBORG -- A contingent of 24 pastors and elders will attend a hearing today at which the pastor of King's Way Foursquare Church appeals a… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Jefferson County and the American Civil Liberties Union have settled the civil rights group's suit over county jail conditions. As part of… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- A 36-foot Canadian sailboat, damaged by a large wave during a storm Monday, was rescued after an intense search during which officials… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- With rain falling Monday afternoon and more precipitation forecast for the next few days park officials are hopeful for an end… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A massive project to upgrade emergency communications on the Olympic Peninsula is already capturing the attention of agencies around the country, a… Continue reading
