CARLSBORG -- Two years ago, a proposal to expand a Kitchen-Dick Road church retreat and youth camp was rejected by the Clallam County hearings examiner.… Continue reading
SHINE -- A 42-year-old commercial diver apparently drowned Saturday when the hydraulic drill he was using tore away his air line and entangled him 50… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The trial of a Sequim man accused of using his gravel delivery business as a front for selling cocaine resumes this morning… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- The general manager of the Makah tribe has departed his position after almost three years working for the tribal council. Bob Polasky,… Continue reading
FORKS -- Hundreds of West End residents turned out Friday and Saturday to participate in 13th annual RainFest activities including a quilt show, arts and… Continue reading
SHINE -- A 42-year-old Thurston County man was killed in a commercial SCUBA diving incident Saturday off of Hoods Head Island, just north of Hood… Continue reading
Like a gigantic wave rushing toward shore, the deadline for filing 2002 Federal Income Tax returns is looming, waiting to splash late fees and penalties… Continue reading
By Roger Harnack PORT ANGELES -- The son of a local man has been identified among the remains of Marines killed in action near Nasiriyah,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Gray skies didn't deter dozens of paddlers from hitting the water in Port Angeles Harbor for the third annual Kayak Symposium on… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Amateur sleuths seeking information about a missing San Francisco liquor salesman are pounding the downtown pavement this weekend looking for clues to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Lyn Lawson and Diane Hood met for the first time by accident Friday when they both sought last-minute putting advice at Dungeness… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The second day of testimony in the trial of an accused Sequim drug dealer continued Thursday in Clallam County Superior Court, with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- If you want to hone your kayaking skills, rub elbows with some of the region's best paddlers or just learn more about… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Proposed development regulations intended to be more business friendly could include allowing septic systems within the city limits on lots as small… Continue reading
CAPE GEORGE -- Prison crews have created a "fire safety zone" between state Department of Natural Resources forest and Cape George. Natural Resources Fire Operations… Continue reading
Battelle Marine Sciences Laboratory has been awarded a five-year $864,000 contract to conduct testing for the federal Environmental Protection Agency. Marine Chemistry Group leader Eric… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Some people started eating on the east end of Water Street. Others started eating on the west. But many people concluded the… Continue reading
The Port Ludlow Village Council will name a new member to the nongovernmental board when it meets next week. A new member is being sought… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- It wasn't the last picture show after all -- the Port Townsend Film Festival will be back in September. A lack of… Continue reading
Eleven restaurants are opening up their doors to hungry Taste of Port Townsend eaters tonight. People who didn't buy tickets yet can do so today… Continue reading
