News items on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Chris Duff will give two talks — one in Sequim, the second in Port Angeles — this weekend
The school was evacuated and Sequim schools placed on lockdown early Thursday.
Alexander Technique is a body and mind educational method that works with balance, breathing and movement.
“There is a bomb inside the building” was written on a stall in the men’s restroom at the Port Angeles store. No explosives were found.
Solar Roadways has developed glass panels that is says could generate three times the U.S.’s energy needs if used to replace all roads.
The store on U.S. Highway 101 will host birds of prey from Discovery Bay Wild Bird Rescue, including an owl named Gandalf.
The board is considering an ordinance that would allow spot spraying of herbicides as one of several methods to control invasive plants like tansy ragwort, poison hemlock, butterfly bush, knotweed and scotch broom.
The Y’s “soft opening” is this Monday, with a grand opening set for Oct. 30.
The Carlsborg sewer project is entering its next phase, and is still set for April completion.
Rickey Lee Smith, 50, was “wet, tired and hungry” when he walked into the Lake Pleasant Grocery at about 2 p.m., Chief Criminal Deputy Brian King said.
James Kennedy, Clallam County deputy prosecuting attorney, said Bradford R. Boulden was cleared.
Unemployment figures for Washington have gone down.
The Clallam commissioner hopeful impressed me during my stint at the Port of Port Angeles.
His opponent’s vagueness on important issues and partisan interests serve as a big risk if he is elected.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
Tsunami sirens will sound for three minutes during Thursday’s global earthquake drill, while events will take place across the region.
Following on the heels of three other homes floated in on barges from Victoria, B.C., a fourth one from Mt. Vernon made its way through Port Townsend on Tuesday.
Official says the child ran home after two men asked him if he wanted a ride.
Voting continues until 8 p.m. Nov. 8.
