Port Townsend: Community forum develops all kinds of ideas for Point Hudson future

PORT TOWNSEND -- Could a carousel, a casino and artist studios fly at Point Hudson? Those ideas were among many presented by about 75 people… Continue reading

Sequim: Athletes, coaches ‘numb’ after sports eliminated by School Board

SEQUIM -- At least one student is already considering the possibility of leaving the Sequim School District if a May 18 maintenance and operations tax… Continue reading

Sequim: Schools group lays out campaign plans for passing levy next month

SEQUIM -- Ready to do battle, the non-profit community group charged with getting voters to finally approve a school district maintenance and operations levy request… Continue reading

PA council will debate Kalakala again April 20

PORT ANGELES -- A resolution supporting the relocation of a restored Kalakala ferry to the city's waterfront without financial obligation to the city will be… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Family searches for lost pet bobcat that can sound like Tweetie Bird

PORT ANGELES -- Darby loves catnip, dines daily on raw meat and can easily jump over an adult's head. In place of a meow, the… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Plan forged to extend sewers

-- but not immediate cityhood -- east to Morse Creek PORT ANGELES -- In what Clallam County and city officials are calling a "breakthrough," the… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Future of Point Hudson to be topic of community meeting tonight

PORT TOWNSEND -- City and Port of Port Townsend officials have sparred over Point Hudson before. But renewed talks over the future of the Port-owned… Continue reading

Quilcene: Townsfolk might get their public water system after all

QUILCENE -- A few weeks after learning that their hopes for a public water system might be dashed, business owners have new reason to bubble… Continue reading

Sekiu: Meeting on Highway 112 project postponed

A meeting in Sekiu with state Department of Transportation officials to discuss a culvert project on state Highway 112 has been rescheduled. Transportation project engineer… Continue reading

Sequim: Fired choir director surrenders teaching certificate

SEQUIM -- A teacher who lost his job last month for what school administrators called inappropriate behavior with students withdrew an appeal challenging his termination… Continue reading

Sequim: School Board’s deep cuts eliminates most extracurricular activities

SEQUIM -- The School Board has made $1.49 million in sweeping cuts to the 2004-05 budget that all but eliminates extracurricular activities from the Sequim… Continue reading

Tri-Area: Open house offers peek into communities’ future

Planning for the Tri-Area urban growth area will be on display today during an open house from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Shold… Continue reading

Blyn: Casino finally draws a lucky seven – — – final two totem poles raised outside 7 Cedars

BLYN -- A decade after its opening, 7 Cedars Casino can finally lay claim to -- well, seven cedars. On a cool, overcast Monday morning,… Continue reading

Hood Canal Bridge widening project to begin next week; nighttime lane restrictions planned

SHINE -- Widening of the Jefferson County half of the Hood Canal Bridge will require nighttime lane restrictions and other traffic revisions starting next week.… Continue reading

Peninsula: Lesson learned on ‘revised’ population figures

So the lessons are: * An estimate is an estimate. * Always do the math. Larry Crockett, executive director of the Port of Port Townsend,… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Port executive director salary range to top out at $115,000

The salary range for the Port of Port Angeles' next executive director will be between $90,000 and $115,000 annually, Port commissioners decided Monday during a… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Extra remedial classes at middle school suggested for state monies

PORT TOWNSEND -- Funding extra remedial classes at Blue Heron Middle School was the only suggestion given to the Port Townsend School District board Monday… Continue reading

Quilcene: Mid-April wildfire has officials worried about what’s ahead in the coming fire season

QUILCENE -- A fire that burned through 4 acres of brush and timber on Monte Cristo Ridge on Sunday has officials concerned about the coming… Continue reading

Sequim: School Board making tough decisions on budget cuts for next year

SEQUIM -- More than two hours into a meeting Monday night in which $1.2 million in budget cuts were to be finalized, Sequim School District… Continue reading

Sequim: Teacher resigns amid conduct allegations

An 18-year high school and middle school teacher at the center of an investigation over alleged inappropriate behavior with students has resigned, it was announced… Continue reading