JOYCE -- Less than half the ballots have been returned in the Crescent School District's second attempt to pass a maintenance and operations levy with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Standing in a sunny upstairs bedroom where peeling, 1920s-era aqua wallpaper has witnessed better days, Don Perry likes to speculate on what… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Police Department is putting on a bit of a new face, and the public will get to see it close up.… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The sun shone brightly over "A Berry Sunny Sequim" Saturday afternoon as the city's 108th Irrigation Festival Grand Parade glided down Washington Street.… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- The Quileute tribe will host an event entitled "Peninsula Family Healing Gathering" featuring community meals, drum making clinics, drumming performances, a health fair… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Olympic National Park's annual performance plan and current year budget are available for review. According to park Superintendent Bill Laitner, the park's… Continue reading
NORDLAND -- A petition to have Jefferson County Public Utility District No. 1 build a water system on Marrowstone Island was ruled invalid during a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The School Board will not consider closing Choice Alternative High School as a way to save money and balance its 2003-04 budget.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A Clallam County Superior Court judge has overruled claims of selective prosecution and prosecutorial vindictiveness in the case of a teenager charged… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- About 150 people are expected to attend 14th annual Esprit Gala, a convention that begins Monday and is partly intended to build… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Once again, the Rhododendron Festival will feature people leisurely enjoying the sights and sounds of downtown Port Townsend while being pushed down… Continue reading
The attorney for Ryan Neil Sorensen, who is charged with murdering Port Hadlock businessman Frank M. "Skip" Smith, will ask Jefferson County Superior Court Judge… Continue reading
BY Kasia Pierzga PORT TOWNSEND -- Local maritime heritage programs got a boost this week with the city giving environmental approval to plans for a… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The City Council decided Wednesday not to fluoridate city water after a community survey showed strong objection to the chemical additive. By rejecting… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The city will have to spend nearly $3 million to build a new City Hall if it wants to house all departments and… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The 108th Sequim Irrigation Festival resumes today as the two-week event builds to a crescendo of weekend activities. Arts events highlight today's schedule… Continue reading
CHIMACUM -- The Chimacum Cowboys guaranteed themselves at least a share of first place in the Nisqually League with a 4-0 baseball victory over the… Continue reading
Peninsula College officials announced Tuesday that Jack R. Huls Jr. has been named vice president of student services. Huls, dean of student services at Treasure… Continue reading
Expect a busy summer of roadwork on the North Olympic Peninsula -- one that could lead to some serious traffic backups. So say state Department… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It has been more than six months since the body of a man last seen on the Elwha River washed up on… Continue reading
