Clallam County

LETTER: Hoh River Trust deserves praise, not criticism, for what it’s accomplished

While PDN columnist Pat Neal may feel burned by the Hoh River Trust [“Dreamer, Scammer: That’s Me,” PDN Commentary page, June 7], as an avid… Continue reading

Erin Hawkins/Olympic Peninsula News Group                                Local artist Susan Spar stands next to her exhibit centerpiece, “Jen Sleeping,” on display at her show “People, Places & Things of the Heart” at the Sequim Museum & Arts Center. She will hold an artist demonstration and reception Saturday at the MAC.

Local artist Susan Spar puts on a solo show at Sequim Museum & Arts

From detailed still-life to portraits to landscapes, Susan Spar’s artwork looks almost real enough to touch… Continue reading

Erin Hawkins/Olympic Peninsula News Group                                Local artist Susan Spar stands next to her exhibit centerpiece, “Jen Sleeping,” on display at her show “People, Places & Things of the Heart” at the Sequim Museum & Arts Center. She will hold an artist demonstration and reception Saturday at the MAC.
Olmypic Theatre Arts hosting general auditions for upcoming play season

Olmypic Theatre Arts hosting general auditions for upcoming play season

Olympic Theatre Arts will conduct general auditions Saturday. Auditions will be at 3 p.m. at the theater at 414 N. Sequim Ave. Auditions… Continue reading

Olmypic Theatre Arts hosting general auditions for upcoming play season

Port Townsend goes Into the Mystic Faire today, Saturday

Into the Mystic Faire will feature psychic readers, clairvoyants, medical intuitives and energy workers from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today and… Continue reading

Three teams lead in Race to Alaska; many batten down Wednesday for expected storm

Three teams lead in Race to Alaska; many batten down Wednesday for expected storm

Three teams, all sailing multihulls, have taken significant leads in the Race to Alaska. All three chose to sail on toward Ketchikan,… Continue reading

Three teams lead in Race to Alaska; many batten down Wednesday for expected storm

Coast Guard rescues two people, four dogs

A U.S. Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicopter from Sector Field Office/Air Station Port Angeles helped in the rescue of two people and… Continue reading

Food banks, Price Ford partner for peanut butter drive

Food banks, Price Ford partner for peanut butter drive

For the fourth year, volunteers will be standing outside several grocers for the Price Ford Peanut Butter Drive. The dealership partners with the Port Angeles… Continue reading

Food banks, Price Ford partner for peanut butter drive

Police seek information about burglary in Port Angeles

Port Angeles police officers are seeking information and surveillance video after an occupied residential burglary Wednesday morning. Police were told at about… Continue reading

LETTER: Trans Mountain pipeline expansion evidence of fossil fuel industry’s desperation

President Donald Trump’s recent announcement that the U.S. will relinquish leadership in reducing carbon [by withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accord] was unconscionable and shortsighted.… Continue reading

Port Angeles man pleads not guilty to sex charges

A Port Angeles man has pleaded not guilty to third-degree rape of a child and two counts of giving marijuana to a… Continue reading

Mount Angeles View redevelopment project work to start mid-July

Mount Angeles View redevelopment project work to start mid-July

Construction is set to begin by mid-July on 63 multi-family, low-income housing units south of downtown Port Angeles as part of the… Continue reading

Mount Angeles View redevelopment project work to start mid-July

First clue released in Port Townsend Film Festival’s Guess the Guest contest

The Port Townsend Film Festival’s Guess the Guest contest starts today with the announcement of the first of three clues. Each year,… Continue reading

Dirt bike rider rescued after spill south of Port Angeles

Dirt bike rider rescued after spill south of Port Angeles

A 41-year-old man was rescued after he was injured while riding a dirt bike on trails in an area south of Port… Continue reading

Dirt bike rider rescued after spill south of Port Angeles
Retiring Clallam County jail superintendent honored

Retiring Clallam County jail superintendent honored

Ron Sukert’s career as a Clallam County corrections officer is captured by the symbols inside a glass shadowbox that he received Tuesday.… Continue reading

Retiring Clallam County jail superintendent honored

OMC Cancer Center expansion donations continue to come in

The Olympic Medical Center Foundation has announced a total of more than $318,000 in donations for the planned expansion of the OMC… Continue reading

Charles remains chairwoman after Lower Elwha vote

Frances Charles remains chairwoman of the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe after a tribal election last month. Charles, who was appointed to the… Continue reading

Learn to discern real news in media literacy session

Librarians Danielle Gayman and Sarah Morrison at the Sequim Library will lead a two-hour workshop, “Media Literacy,” on June 21. The workshop… Continue reading

LETTER: Port of Port Angeles should quit dreaming, improve airport for existing users

It’s time for the Port of Port Angeles to quit dreaming about pie-in-the-sky air service and get down to improving the airport for the existing… Continue reading

LETTER: Take a stand against abortion, pursue adoption instead

The writer of the June 6 letter to the editor “Abortion critic” echoes the sentiments found in the pro-choice segment of our country. They are… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: My fruitless search for wild blackberries

IT WAS ANOTHER tough week in the news, when the journalistic skills of this gossip columnist were tried to the utmost through describing a devastating… Continue reading