Port Angeles: San Juan Airlines moving forward with Boeing Field service

While Big Sky Airlines considers Port Angeles, Renton-based San Juan Airlines is moving forward on plans to provide Port Angeles-to-Boeing Field service about nine-passenger turboprops… Continue reading

Port Hadlock: Tri-Area gazes into its future at open house on growth plans

PORT HADLOCK -- A large turnout to a Tri-Area Urban Growth Area open house on Tuesday has county planning officials hoping that public excitement for… Continue reading

Sequim: Vandals smash glass in cars, prowlers and a business

SEQUIM -- Police are investigating a vandalism spree Monday night that led to smashed windows in five automobiles -- two of them police squad cars… Continue reading

Getting federal funding an option to restore Port Angeles to Sea-Tac air service?

PORT ANGELES -- A task force of business and local government representatives met privately with Port of Port Angeles officials Monday to discuss how to… Continue reading

Jefferson: Three-month county commissioner lauded at farewell party

PORT TOWNSEND -- Though less than three months of Jefferson County commissioner experience fell under her belt, Judi Mackey was praised as a important asset… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Fluoridation opponents appeal city impact statement

PORT ANGELES -- Several opponents of fluoridating the city's public water system have appealed a recent Department of Community Development ruling that the action will… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Fluoride supporters state their case at forum

PORT ANGELES -- Fluoridating the water supply is the one thing the city can do to improve the community's dental health, fluoridation supporters said at… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Horizon Air operated at a loss for several years, Chamber of Commerce told

PORT ANGELES --Horizon Air operated at William R. Fairchild International Airport at a loss for several years, a company official said Monday. Because of low… Continue reading

Sequim: City, Japanese “sister” extend relationship agreement

SEQUIM -- With raindrops pouring uncharacteristically from the sky, officials from Sequim and Yamasaki, Japan, celebrated the renewal of their 10-year agreement to maintain a… Continue reading

Harris’ Pennco plans to expand service with loss of Horizon Air

The owner of the North Olympic Peninsula's door-to-door shuttle service to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport says he hopes of expanding his company's operations to help make… Continue reading

Peninsula: Expect a wet, breezy week, says the National Weather Service.

For the Olympic coast and Olympic Peninsula's West End, forecasters predict showers this morning and rain in the afternoon. West winds around 10 mph will… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Pro-fluoride group holding forum tonight

A group supporting fluoridation of the Port Angeles city water supply will hold a forum tonight. Entitled "Something to Smile About,"' the forum begins at… Continue reading

Realizing the dream: Port Townsend entrepreneur thrives on challenge

PORT TOWNSEND -- Some came to seek their fortune. Others wanted to make a name for themselves, to carve an empire out of remote corner… Continue reading

Forks: Volleyball team eliminated in state playoffs

YAKIMA -- Four consecutive state volleyball appearances and Forks High School is still without a top-eight finish. The Spartans went 1-2 at the Washington Interscholastic… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Port’s 2004 budget shows slight tax increase

PORT ANGELES -- A public hearing on the Port's 2004 property tax levy and budget is set for 10 a.m. Monday in the meeting room… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Stormwater utility arises again; hearing set Tuesday

PORT ANGELES -- A revised city stormwater utility ordinance will be the subject of a public hearing at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the council chambers… Continue reading

Port Townsend: “A great day” for Fort Worden State Park

PORT TOWNSEND -- With speeches, congratulations, chocolate cake and a few tears, the $6 million dining and conference hall at Fort Worden State Park was… Continue reading

To our newspaper readers – Due to a major equipment failure in the

production facility, distribution of Friday's editions was delayed by up to six hours in some parts of the North Olympic Peninsula. The management of the… Continue reading

Brinnon: Boy Scouts, Pulali landowners reportedly reach pact, but mum’s the word

BRINNON -- Two sides in a debate over logging at the Boy Scouts' Camp Parsons on Pulali Point are still mum about an agreement on… Continue reading

Forks: Chamber to honor “best” on Saturday evening

FORKS -- The Forks Chamber of Commerce will recognize a dozen nominees and name three winners for Best of the Year awards at a wine… Continue reading