The public remembrances are fewer today than on the first anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks. But on the second anniversary, people continue to remember… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Community leaders say they are worried about the future of the state Department of Transportation's graving yard. "The events are quite disturbing… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Residents and business owners curious about how a massive downtown revitalization project will effect their lives and livelihoods had an opportunity to ask… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The $30,000-a-day work stoppage at the graving yard could force replacement of the aging eastern half of the Canal Bridge to be… Continue reading
Of the 18,222 registered voters in the county, 7,922 people were mailed absentee ballots for this election. The others still vote at the polls on… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- Quileute tribal elders decided construction on the long-awaited senior center should continue with provisions to protect any additional Native American remains found during… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Balancing the 2004 county budget will likely require employee layoffs, but the county administrator predicts fewer employees will lose their jobs than… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Clallam County commissioners will accept applications through Friday for the interim county sheriff's position to be filled when Sheriff Joe Hawe retires… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A citizens group opposing a proposed airport noise overlay is requesting that two Jefferson County planning commissioners recuse themselves from the matter.… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- Almost giddy with anticipation, Beverly Sherman stood arm-in-arm with longtime friends Dale and Dee Dee Steel on Tuesday afternoon. They stood… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Lower Elwha Klallam tribal officials are carefully combing through a state Transportation Department archeological survey plan Transportation officials Thursday. The tribe received… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The state Department of Ecology misread state law two weeks ago when it prohibited soil shipments from the state Department of Transportation's… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- This year's Wooden Boat Festival was a record-setting event, project organizers say. Wooden Boat Foundation Executive Director Christopher Kluck didn't have specific… Continue reading
A woman awaiting trial in the deaths of three people killed in a New Year's Eve car crash has apparently left town, and a judge… Continue reading
If the number of application forms taken out of the Clallam County Human Resources Department is any measure, about 50 people are interested in applying… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- Volunteer divers plan to swim 192 feet into the depths of Lake Crescent today to retrieve items from a car that… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Repairs on the Port Angeles Boat Haven's breakwater will begin next month, Port commissioners were told Monday. Port Facility Manager Curtis Shuck… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The City Council will make its decision on an appeal of the controversial Laurel Heights low-income housing development at a meeting Sept.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Edel Sokol said her father always told her that oceans on both sides of the continent would keep North America safe. Terrorists… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- An overview of Sequim's downtown revitalization project will be provided to businesses and residents by city officials Wednesday night. The City Council voted… Continue reading
