News
Port officials limit choices for marina: Sale to private developer, levy no longer options
PORT ANGELES — Selling John Wayne Marina to a for-profit company or private developer is off the table.
News
Justice system discussion set for Saturday
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam Progressive Coalition is sponsoring a free public panel discussion, “Clallam County Justice: A…
Arts & Entertainment
Free outdoor summer concerts set
Grab your sunglasses and a lawn chair or blanket for free, outdoor summer concerts in Sequim, Port Angeles…
News
NEWS BRIEFS: Congressman memorial set for Saturday … and other items
EVERETT — A celebration of life is planned for the late U.S. Rep. Allan Byron Swift at 1…
Arts & Entertainment
Drawings, fused glass, demonstrations offered during Second Saturday
PORT ANGELES — Studio Bob will feature “Friends and Neighbors,” the drawings of Ruth Kaspin, during Second Weekend-Saturday…
Arts & Entertainment
Comic convention, candidate forums, gardening tips on Peninsula
A comic convention, candidate forums and gardening tips are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Arts & Entertainment
Fun Days celebrates Clallam Bay, Sekiu
CLALLAM BAY-SEKIU — Fireworks will punctuate three days of celebration during the Clallam Bay Sekiu Fun Days.
Arts & Entertainment
Cello music presented in Coyle on Sunday
COYLE — The rich, dark, vibrating sound of multiple cellos playing folk, classical and popular pieces will be…
News
Two hurt in Hoko-Ozette Road wreck
CLALLAM BAY — A 19-year-old woman who was one of five people involved in a single-vehicle wreck on…
Life
ISSUES OF FAITH: Terminal joy through faith
STEPHANIE PACKER IS a 37 year old mother of four, who was diagnosed with terminal scleroderma, an autoimmune…
News
Carlsborg 66-manufactured home park decision expected by July 26
SEQUIM — Another decision looms for a proposed 55-and-older manufactured home development in Carlsborg on the corner of…
Business
Tariffs create uncertainty, says president of Association of Washington Business
PORT ANGELES — It’s a season of ups and downs for the economy, the head of a statewide…
News
Sequim considering code enforcement changes
SEQUIM— Code enforcement in the city of Sequim might be retooled in the near future.
News
Port Angeles city begins to consider possible cuts; exercise aimed at being prepared if needed, officials say
PORT ANGELES — City of Port Angeles department heads each have presented the City Council with cuts they…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Thank you Vietnam veteran tribute at Port Angeles Lefties game July 7
I would like to express my deep appreciation for Cmdr. Jennifer Runion, the officers and crew of the…
Crime & Justice
OPNET, State Patrol move on suspected drug house east of Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Members of the Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team and State Patrol SWAT team raided a…
Opinion
PAT NEAL: The horse fly menace
THIS IS A story about wilderness survival, told in hopes it will provide inspiration to others.
News
Port of Port Angeles commissioners to discuss John Wayne Marina on Thursday
PORT ANGELES — Two of the three Port of Port Angeles commissioners do not support funding improvements to…
Politics
Climate, bonds topics at legislative candidate forum in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Two candidates for the state Legislature who want to represent the 24th District differed on…
Crime & Justice
Officials: Be aware of scams targetting PUD customers
North Olympic Peninsula public utility districts are warning customers to be wary of scammers as fraudulent activity is…