PORT ANGELES -- Hallie Alley is home with her new heart, and she's doing well. Her grandparents described the toddler as being in good spirits… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Business Association is sending a letter opposing the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service's proposed $3 border crossing fee for commercial ship and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A YMCA program targeting teen-agers and "at risk" youth is feeling the effects of agency and state budget cuts. The YMCA Teen… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- How do you promote your town to filmmakers? What is the future of mom and pop stores? How do you run a… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- After three years of guiding education efforts at Sequim High School, Principal Brian Pendleton will become principal of Walla Walla High School. His… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A proposed vehicle-use policy will reduce the number of Clallam County employees who take county cars home. Those who do so must… Continue reading
Jefferson County administrators are asking county employees to voluntarily reduce their work hours as a means of bridging the county's hefty budget shortfall. More than… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Daishowa America plans to begin paring its 262-person work force down to 250 within a couple of years. And the job cuts… Continue reading
A former Port Angeles doctor who used a baseball bat and ax to bludgeon his wife to death in 1998 is now eligible for "conditional… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The first public meeting of the new Community Multicultural Task Force will be held Wednesday. The meeting begins at 4 p.m. and… Continue reading
The Port Townsend City Council voted 7-0 Monday night to enter into a contract with the YMCA for city recreational services. The council voted to… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Someone better alert the weather police to be on duty during the rest of the 107th Irrigation Festival, lest Sequim's most famous law… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Seven students from Sequim schools earned the right to compete in a national history contest in Washington, D.C., with first- or second-place finishes… Continue reading
Domestic violence situations like the one that apparently led to a fatal shooting in Quilcene last week have been on the rise in Jefferson County,… Continue reading
Port Angeles business leaders fear a federally proposed $3 user fee on ferry passengers from Victoria could have a dramatic effect on the Peninsula's tourist-driven… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- School district secretarial, para-educator and custodial workers will be laid off to help the district cover a $1.7 million budget deficit in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- School officials say enough resignations, retirements and contract expirations are in hand to spare the school district from having to fire teachers… Continue reading
A task force looking into recent Coast Guard complaints of racism will meet at 4 p.m. Wednesday to discuss the incidents and how the community… Continue reading
Today is the day the spring/summer North Olympic Peninsula Newcomers' and Visitors' Guide makes its debut. The 120-page Guide is the Peninsula's largest, and with… Continue reading
Ferry owners offering service to Canadian seaports fear new insurance coverage required by Ottawa will jeopardize their businesses. Canada's Marine Liability Act, passed last August,… Continue reading
