SEQUIM -- A planned four-day retreat for Sequim School District administrators at a Hood Canal resort has been replaced with a three-day workshop at the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- It will cost three times as much to route the Olympic Discovery Trail on the south side of U.S. Highway 101 east of… Continue reading
DUNGENESS -- Septic pollution may force all of Dungeness Bay to be closed to commercial shellfishing in 2003. Valerie Wilson, associate planner with the Clallam… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Once they review the city's midyear financial report card at a special meeting tonight, City Council members will decide how much they… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Jack Harmon, president of the Victoria Express, told local business leaders Monday how a new ferry passenger charge has been proposed by… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Ferry travelers are being watched. High-speed computer facial scanners connected to about 35 powerful new surveillance cameras installed at Port Angeles' two… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Mayors Glenn Wiggins and Masashi Sugiyama dedicated a wooden "friendship bridge" Monday to the sister city relationship between Mutsu City, Japan, and… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- More than 175 Northwest tribal members landed on the beach near Point Hudson Monday, carrying a dozen hand-carved cedar and fiberglass canoes… Continue reading
A vocal group of residents that opposes plans by Fred Hill Materials Inc. to build a four-mile conveyor belt and 1,100-foot marine pier in Shine… Continue reading
GARDINER -- A man killed Saturday evening in a one-car crash rollover on U.S. Highway 101 was identified by the State Patrol as Michael D.… Continue reading
MARROWSTONE ISLAND -- Public comment on Morningtide Golf Course's application for water rights for irrigation are premature. According to Sandy Howard, a state Department of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Music, classic cars, local artists displaying work, warm weather and sand were all part of the weekend's popular Arts in Action festival… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Imagine an orphaned child running unsupervised on a busy freeway, playing tag with cars, talking to strangers. Pete Schroeder of Sequim, a retired… Continue reading
FORKS -- After a weekend packed with activity people begin winding down Sunday evening to return to work Monday. Good weather and a variety of… Continue reading
Clallam County candidate filings ended Friday with one announced candidate missing: Lonnie Steele, who had planned to run for sheriff. But Lonnie Steele of Joyce… Continue reading
GARDINER -- A man was killed Saturday in a one-car rollover crash on U.S. Highway 101 when he was thrown from his vehicle. The man,… Continue reading
One unexpected candidate for sheriff and two new candidates for county commissioner round out the field for elected office in Jefferson County this fall. Glen… Continue reading
Tribes from throughout the Northwest and Canada will be seeing the Peninsula the hard way -- and traditional way. An ambitious Paddle Journey has already… Continue reading
PORT ANGLES -- Standing at attention, Chief Warrant Officer Richard K. Loster was described as "unflinching," "frank" and "innovative" during a Coast Guard change of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It looks like an inverted ice cream cone, but this is one treat you won't be able to lick. With 210 tons… Continue reading
