Port Angeles: Thousands flock to airport fly-in

PORT ANGELES -- The skies above William R. Fairchild International Airport were filled with small aircraft on Saturday -- some of them piloted by children… Continue reading

Sequim: Mixed reactions to proposed shopping center

SEQUIM -- Port Angeles' director of economic development is envious that two shopping center developers are looking at Sequim as the future hub of the… Continue reading

Sunday Showcase: Patriotic memorabilia sales since Sept. 11 strong on the North Olympic Peninsula

The North Olympic Peninsula has been red, white and blue, especially during the past year, area merchants agree. And they expect a run this weekend… Continue reading

Sunday Showcase: Peninsula Coast Guard adapting to post-Sept. 11 role

Nowhere on the North Olympic Peninsula is stepped up security more noticeable than in Port Angeles Harbor. In the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist… Continue reading

Sunday Showcase: Tightened security evident at Indian Island

NORDLAND -- Looking at the entrance to Naval Magazine Indian Island gives a quick indication of how security measures have changed on the North Olympic… Continue reading

Wooden Boat Festival attracts big crowd

Crowds lined the docks at Point Hudson Marina on Friday and Saturday as the 26th annual Wooden Boat Festival set full sail. Nearly 200 new… Continue reading

Jefferson: Judge rules jail lawsuit should be class-action

PORT HADLOCK -- A U.S. District Court Judge in Tacoma ruled Wednesday that a lawsuit over alleged substandard Jefferson County jail conditions should be certified… Continue reading

PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT

PORT TOWNSEND -- Old mariners and new seadogs as well as landlubbers will find something to sea at the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival which… Continue reading

Peninsula: Mega Millions curiosity slowly building

Vendors of Mega Millions lottery tickets said sales for the multi-state jackpot have grown consistently on the North Olympic Peninsula since tickets went on sale… Continue reading

Peninsula: Other activities abound this weekend

Don't miss other events this weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula. The sixth annual Port Angeles Strait Bluegrass Festival begins at 5 p.m. today and… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Airport Day offers youth experiences in aviation

PORT ANGELES -- Pilots at this year's Airport Day hope a taste of flying will send more young people into the "wild blue yonder." The… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Some ferry runs to, from Keystone canceled this weekend

Due to low tides, Washington State Ferries is canceling several runs between Port Townsend and Keystone during the three days. Low tides have prompted the… Continue reading

Sequim: Plans for huge regional shopping center filed

SEQUIM -- Plans to build a regional shopping center with 800,000 square feet of commercial space were filed Thursday afternoon with the city Planning Department.… Continue reading

Sequim: Regional shopping debate ignited

SEQUIM -- A regional shopping center in Sequim has been a subject of rumors for years. Talk was ignited again recently when a Sequim family,… Continue reading

Jefferson: County looks to its future on growth

It's been a busy year for Jefferson County planners. At the behest of county commissioners and planning groups, they've been developing regulations that would increase… Continue reading

Peninsula: Cruise ship coming today

A chartered cruise ship carrying about 60 passengers will make a brief stop at City Pier in Port Angeles today before venturing to the West… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Chamber for 0.1 percent tax increase

Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce recommends a yes vote on a Sept. 17 primary election ballot issue to increase the local sales tax by a… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Residents to get another chance to speak out on proposed stormwater fee

PORT ANGELES -- Residents will have more time to comment on a proposed stormwater utility ordinance. The City Council on Tuesday continued a public hearing… Continue reading

Port Townsend: PA man among finalists for Fort Worden position

The list of finalists for the Fort Worden State Park manager's position has been narrowed to three. The three remaining finalists are Kate Burke, Jerry… Continue reading

Sequim: Downtown plan set for public hearing

SEQUIM -- A public hearing on the downtown sub-area plan will be held during the City Council's meeting on Sept. 23. Council members agreed to… Continue reading