A virtual discussion on the life of Esther Barrows Webster is planned at 10 a.m. Saturday. The discussion is in connection with… Continue reading
Thomas Olson, from University of Washington Police Department, to start by May 3
Gov. Jay Inslee announced an update to the vaccination timeline on Thursday, saying that the state will move to phase 1B2 on March 22. The… Continue reading
Responses flood in after poll questions posted last week
An award-winning photographer with an eye for storytelling through images of nature and a community group flexing its collective creative muscle take the… Continue reading
It’s been one year since Gov. Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency in response to the… Continue reading
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Carolyn Lewis, who’s considering a move to Port Townsend from Geyserville, Calif., ascended the Bliss Vista Trail at Fort Worden State Park on Wednesday afternoon… Continue reading
For 11 months, Danette Bemis and friends have been extending some peace of mind to Sequim residents one branch at a time. Since… Continue reading
Eyes are on Seattle challenge of similar law; first reading April 6
Track and field, soccer athlete plans to study pre-med
Chartering municipality looks for more oversight
Repairs to a damaged section of South Race Street will begin in two weeks and are expected to be completed by the… Continue reading
The state Senate has approved a measure requiring police to intervene if they see a fellow officer… Continue reading
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Man to serve 8½ years after 24 months dropped
Ceramics and photography are featured at Gallery 9 this month. Featured artists for March are Mike Middlestead of Circle M Ceramics and… Continue reading
Contract to cover distancing center, contact tracing
Port Angeles graduate Grayson Peet is nearing the end of his senior college basketball season with Pacific Lutheran University. Peet was a multi-sport… Continue reading
Phil confided in me as we drove toward the hospital. “I’m as excited as I was on our first date: Anxious, a little sick to… Continue reading
Funding has been secured and a contractor lined up to repair a 280-foot-long stretch of the Spruce Railroad Trail that was buried… Continue reading
