PORT ANGELES -- State transportation and Port of Port Angeles officials expect to begin negotiations within a week on 24 acres of waterfront property for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The food bank's third annual fund-raising concert Sunday helped make a difference, generating $400.50 and 14 bags of food to help the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Every spring, Fred Sharpe heads north from Port Townsend Bay, where he rendevous with Slinky, Rubber Lips and other old friends in… Continue reading
The state Parks and Recreation Commission will consider an implementation plan and policy changes for collecting $5 parking permit fees at most state parks, including… Continue reading
Forks' first foray into holding a holiday parade of light was deemed a brilliant success and the sign of more holiday parades to come. The… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Jefferson County commissioners are expected to decide Monday on Fred Hill Materials Inc.'s request for a gravel-mining mineral overlay on its Shine… Continue reading
EDITOR's NOTE - This is another in a series of articles on the Peninsula Home Fund. Click on the Home Fund button at left to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- School district officials are preparing for the potential impact of expected state funding cuts. Superintendent Gary Cohn said an eight-member committee consisting… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Santa Claus traditionally is seen as a figure who sits comfortably in an sleigh pulled by eight flying reindeer. But nobody seemed… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The men who survived the surprise attack on U.S. military forces at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, all have their own stories… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY -- Kristy Sutton's "lemon snowflakes" won the Clallam Bay Post Office's 2002 Great Cookie Bakeoff on Thursday. The holiday cookies were picked as… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Nearly 400 people packed a Jefferson County Fairgrounds building Thursday to debate Fred Hill Materials Inc.'s application for a gravel mining overlay… Continue reading
SHINE -- More than 55 gallons of diesel fuel was spilled on state Highway 104 late Wednesday night, prompting the closure of the road for… Continue reading
Law enforcement, emergency services and public health officials awaiting President Bush's expected announcement to resume smallpox vaccinations focused Thursday on planning efforts to stem the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Snow business is slow business when it comes to Hurricane Ridge. Less than 12 inches of snow on the Ridge has put… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- As children from the West End stood in line to present Santa Claus with their Christmas wish lists during the Healing Circle fund-raising… Continue reading
SHINE --- Authorities closed state Highway 104 late Wednesday night after a drum of diesel fuel spilled on the road. According to the Washington State… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Hadlock Building Supply and its customers have donated $11,000 to keep local food banks stocked into the new year. It takes about… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES --Clallam and Jefferson counties' auditors may be forced to return the checks of small-truck owners who overpay license-tab fees due this month. And… Continue reading
Two more North Olympic Peninsula school districts will allow school employees to attend a Jan. 14 rally in Olympia. The Cape Flattery and Chimacum school… Continue reading
