Thousands of fish moved as part of moving creek bed near Discovery Bay

DISCOVERY BAY -- Wednesday was moving day for thousands of small coho salmon and stickleback living in Salmon Creek. About 15 volunteers helped relocate the… Continue reading

Brinnon: U.S. drops plan to fix Dosewallips Road

BRINNON -- The U.S. Forest Service has withdrawn, at least for the present time, its decision to rebuild Dosewallips Road around a two-year-old washout. The… Continue reading

Clallam: Ridership climbs on county bus lines

PORT ANGELES -- Clallam Transit System ridership counts are approaching levels not seen since ridership peaked in 1996, the system's general manager reports. Dan DiGuilio… Continue reading

Port Angeles: B-24J Liberator missing in action from Freedom tour

PORT ANGELES -- The partner of the B-17G Flying Fortress on the Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom tour is missing in action from its stop… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Council OKs aid to infants program

PORT TOWNSEND -- The City Council voted Monday night to partially fund six months of a program that provides nurse visits to low-income mothers --… Continue reading

Sequim: Driver in crash that killed teen guilty of vehicular homicide

SEQUIM -- The driver in a single-car crash that killed a 13-year-old Sequim Middle School girl last summer has pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide. Ray… Continue reading

Jefferson: Residents urge caution in drafting nuisance code

Ambiguity plagues a proposed Jefferson County ordinance that seeks to regulate public nuisances like junk cars and loud noises, residents told county officials Monday. Without… Continue reading

Peninsula: Forks space developers laud competitor’s rocket launch

Owners of a Forks-based company vying to be the first commercial organization to launch a manned craft into space watched with great interest Monday as… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Concert on the Pier gets under way Wednesday

PORT ANGELES -- This Wednesday kicks off the summer's first Concert on the Pier performance. Cherry Hill, one of the hottest bluegrass music band on… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Kenmore Express begins courting passengers

PORT ANGELES -- The second airline offering service between William R. Fairchild International Airport and Seattle's Boeing Field is gearing up to convince travelers that… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Riding in historic bomber was “way cool,”” group agrees

PORT ANGELES -- A group of history buffs, tourism officials and journalists who flew up from Olympia Monday morning in the Collings Foundation's B-17G Flying… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Weekend Monster Truck event too noisy?

PORT TOWNSEND -- People from North Beach to downtown could hear the revving of alcohol-injected engines at monster truck shows Friday and Saturday, and some… Continue reading

Sequim woman had ‘Rosie the Riveter’ role on B-17 bombers

PORT ANGELES -- Her lifelong dream was to become a nurse, and eventually that materialized. But Maxilyn Miller took an interesting side trip along the… Continue reading

Brinnon: School budget talk due tonight

The Brinnon School Board meets at 6 p.m. tonight to discuss next year's school budget. The meeting takes place in the library of the school,… Continue reading

Peninsula fire danger rises with temperature

With a dry, hot first week of summer in the forecast, Clallam and Jefferson County fire officials predict an elevated fire risk that will require… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Coast Guard rescues sailor in harbor

PORT ANGELES -- U.S. Coast Guard Group Port Angeles personnel rescued a 62-year-old Ashland, Ore., man late Saturday night who was found clinging to the… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Mountain Dew donates cash, skateboards for PA skatepark

PORT ANGELES -- Mountain Dew, through its local distributor, Peninsula Bottling, has stepped forward with a $5,000 contribution for construction of a skateboarding park in… Continue reading

Clallam: Annual unemployment rate lowest since 1970s

Clallam County's 5.3 percent unemployment rate so far in 2004 is lower than at any time since the mid-1970s, says the executive director of the… Continue reading

Historic WWII bombers to visit Port Angeles on Monday

PORT ANGELES -- Two of the most famous aircraft of World War II are returning to William R. Fairchild International Airport this week for three… Continue reading

Jefferson: County still almost a percentage point among unemployment low point

The unemployment rate in Jefferson County dropped to its lowest point since 1990 during May, according to figures from the state Employment Security Department. May's… Continue reading