Daily Update Newsletter

Port Angeles lifts voluntary water conservation measures with arrival of storms

The weather system also provides the city the opportunity to test out a new $47 million Combined Sewer Overflow system.

As first storm arrives, Coast Guard rescues Port Angeles middle school students from Lake Crescent camp

As first storm arrives, Coast Guard rescues Port Angeles middle school students from Lake Crescent camp

Second storm reaches North Olympic Peninsula on Saturday, bringing high winds and power outages.

As first storm arrives, Coast Guard rescues Port Angeles middle school students from Lake Crescent camp
Dylan Carroll

Not-guilty pleas entered in fugitive case

Dylan Keith Carroll of Alabama faces a Nov. 28 trial in Port Angeles on charges of first-degree unlawful possession of a firearm and possession of a stolen vehicle.

Dylan Carroll

Sequim man pleads guilty to unlawful imprisonment

Christopher Charles Cooper will be sentenced Tuesday in Clallam County Superior Court.

State Board of Natural Resources to talk timber harvests Monday

State Board of Natural Resources to talk timber harvests Monday

The six-member panel will tackle the issue of impacts of riparian harvests on the 10-year sustainable harvest calculation at its special meeting in Olympia.

State Board of Natural Resources to talk timber harvests Monday

Clallam County Public Utility District officials, Initiative 732 proponents talk finances

The Nov. 8 ballot measure to address climate change by taxing carbon pollution was debated at a Port Angeles Business Association meeting.

Twisted History Tours and Haunt Town team up to offer combo deal on local frights

Twisted History Tours and Haunt Town team up to offer combo deal on local frights

Visitors can learn of the area’s reported supernatural happenings with proceeds supporting local organizations.

Twisted History Tours and Haunt Town team up to offer combo deal on local frights
March to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline canceled in Port Townsend

March to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline canceled in Port Townsend

The gathering had been scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday.

March to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline canceled in Port Townsend
Forecasters say storm headed toward Peninsula on Saturday could be among strongest

Forecasters say storm headed toward Peninsula on Saturday could be among strongest

National Weather Service: Residents in Western Washington should prepare for widespread power outages as the storm moves into Puget Sound.

Forecasters say storm headed toward Peninsula on Saturday could be among strongest
Port of Port Angeles keeps Masco Maritime as managers of boat haven, yard

Port of Port Angeles keeps Masco Maritime as managers of boat haven, yard

The area formerly operated by Port Angeles Marine has been under Masco’s management since Feb. 29.

Port of Port Angeles keeps Masco Maritime as managers of boat haven, yard
Fire destroys outbuilding on Marrowstone Island

Fire destroys outbuilding on Marrowstone Island

The blaze that broke out on Griffiths Point Road was contained in about 30 minutes and no one was hurt.

Fire destroys outbuilding on Marrowstone Island
Port Ludlow residents voice frustration over mediation between Jefferson County, Port Ludlow Associates

Port Ludlow residents voice frustration over mediation between Jefferson County, Port Ludlow Associates

Timber harvests around the Port Ludlow Master Planned Resort are at the heart of the matter.

Port Ludlow residents voice frustration over mediation between Jefferson County, Port Ludlow Associates
Volunteers turn 1,500 pounds of apples into applesauce for those in need

Volunteers turn 1,500 pounds of apples into applesauce for those in need

Effort by Clallam County’s Washington State University Extension Office aims to ease storage issue for food banks.

Volunteers turn 1,500 pounds of apples into applesauce for those in need

Body found in water in Port Hadlock area

Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department investigating after man is spotted offshore.

Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival’s strong numbers could prompt expansion

Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival’s strong numbers could prompt expansion

An estimated 6 tons — 11,500 pounds — of Dungeness crab were consumed at the waterfront festival in Port Angeles.

Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival’s strong numbers could prompt expansion
Port Angeles fifth-graders using new technology in physical activity program

Port Angeles fifth-graders using new technology in physical activity program

Sqords, activity tracking devices similar to a Fitbit, went to each of the 350 students who opted into the voluntary program.

Port Angeles fifth-graders using new technology in physical activity program
Port of Port Townsend facing challenges in 2017 budget due to repairs, projects list

Port of Port Townsend facing challenges in 2017 budget due to repairs, projects list

Yhe port is looking at $16 million worth of capital projects — many of which are much-needed repairs.

Port of Port Townsend facing challenges in 2017 budget due to repairs, projects list
Deaf Wonder Dog ‘listens’ with his eyes in Port Angeles

Deaf Wonder Dog ‘listens’ with his eyes in Port Angeles

The 1-year-old dog at the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society knows several signs and hand gestures.

Deaf Wonder Dog ‘listens’ with his eyes in Port Angeles
Olympic Discovery Trail fundraiser set Saturday at Fort Worden State Park

Olympic Discovery Trail fundraiser set Saturday at Fort Worden State Park

The Freddy Pink band will perform at the benefit concert and silent auction.

Olympic Discovery Trail fundraiser set Saturday at Fort Worden State Park