SEEN ANY GOOD movies lately? I did. It’s a love story where boy meets girl and then boy goes fishing. “The Memory of Fish” tells… Continue reading
Rangers were searching Tuesday for a 22-year-old Port Townsend man after his bike and camping gear were found on the side… Continue reading
Two North Olympic Peninsula communities are in the top 10 in a regional online contest for the Best Northwestern Small Town, and, as of Sunday,… Continue reading
An early warning system for earthquakes has been expanded to Oregon and Washington, joining California in testing a prototype that… Continue reading
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has determined that the Peninsula Housing Authority’s tool rental fees are “not unreasonable” and absolved the agency… Continue reading
A juvenile justice sales tax might appear on the Clallam County election ballot this November. The three commissioners agreed Monday to continue… Continue reading
Police leaders are looking to re-energize the city of Sequim’s dormant Neighborhood Watch program. In 2007,… Continue reading
City crews are working to repair two water mains in the city today after they failed late Monday night. The 8 inch… Continue reading
Andrea Gilles of Professional Real Estate of Sequim recently earned the title of certified negotiation expert. She earned her certification through Real Estate… Continue reading
Even some members of President Donald Trump’s inner-circle of Republican billionaires are looking at the possibility of using Plan B. And I don’t mean using… Continue reading
A one-hour closure of U.S. Highway 101 along Lake Crescent is set to start at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. The closure at milepost… Continue reading
Wendy Clark-Getzin plans to resign as Clallam Transit’s general manager, she said Friday. Clark-Getzin, who was hired as the agency’s top executive… Continue reading
APRIL FOOLS’ DAY must be my favorite holiday. It’s on April 1, which makes it easy to remember. As we get ready for the big… Continue reading
A former board president of the Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce last week became the first declared candidate for one of… Continue reading
The state Senate’s proposed capital construction budget allocates $9.9 million to projects in the 24th Legislative District, including a number of recreation… Continue reading
With just 13 days left in this legislative session, progress seems to have slowed as negotiations continue on a biennial budget and a… Continue reading
Posters by third-grade students on the theme of “What My Home Means to Me” are on display at businesses through April 17.… Continue reading
Tickets are available now for the Kiwanis Spring Dinner &Auction at 7 Cedars Casino on May 6. The event, which will begin at… Continue reading
The Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge will hold its annual new volunteer training from 8 p.m. to noon Friday in the Sequim Prairie Grange… Continue reading
Field carrier landing practice operations for aircraft stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island are scheduled to occur at the outlying field in… Continue reading
