Quinn Redlin Kintner believed good ideas hold power. An accessibility advocate, Quinn was a person of “infinite possibility,” said her mother, Kelsey… Continue reading
Clallam County Juvenile and Family Services is the only juvenile facility in the state that offers drug, mental health and family counseling… Continue reading
State Department Professional Fellow Aydan Rzayeva from Azerbaijan is living with Sequim host families and working with the city of Sequim through Nov.… Continue reading
The hunt in Dungeness for the invasive European green crab is over for the season. Resource managers report that since April, they’ve caught… Continue reading
A study, published in Environmental Health Perspectives (Sept. 19), shows child brain damage occurs when pregnant mothers drink waters fluoridated at the so-called “optimum levels”… Continue reading
Ten Olympic Medical Center nurses were recognized at a recent board meeting. CEO Eric Lewis, board President Jim Leskinovitch and Chief Physician… Continue reading
Laurel Black of Port Angeles received Certificates of Excellence for her display banners and a logo during the 2017 American Graphic Design… Continue reading
When someone brandished pepper spray and stole a young Canadian tourist’s shoes earlier this month, community members decided they wanted to make… Continue reading
Several rivers on the West End have been closed to fishing to protect chinook moving upstream to spawn. State Fish and Wildlife posted on its… Continue reading
An arraignment for Vance Mitchell Mattix was continued Friday for a possible guilty plea. Mattix, 50, of Joyce is charged with vehicular… Continue reading
They don’t mind picking up other people’s trash. Actually, they enjoy it. Deana Volker and Patty Pastore lead a group of about… Continue reading
“Oh, ain’t she sweet. We’ll see her walking down that street. Yes, I ask you very confidentially, ain’t she sweet?” These days,… Continue reading
The crew of the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Active, which is homeported in Port Angeles, offloaded about 6,570 pounds of cocaine… Continue reading
Two people were rescued from a burning home on Thornton Drive overlooking the Dungeness Spit. The house at 20 Thornton Drive was declared… Continue reading
A former Quileute tribe social services worker will avoid prosecution and potential jail time on a second-degree manslaughter charge involving the Nov.… Continue reading
WHEN YOU TRAVEL to different countries or different places in this country, it’s easy to pick up local slang. After two weeks of birding in… Continue reading
Clallam County Sheriff Bill Benedict is warning residents of a check scam circulating in the county. Deputy Michael Leiter has taken reports… Continue reading
Luncheon meetings are usually Wednesdays at noon at Blakeslee’s Bar & Grill, 1222 S. Forks Ave. This Wednesday’s gathering will… Continue reading
Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Monday for the Festival of Trees’ Teddy Bear Tea, as well as the festival’s… Continue reading
A former Port of Port Angeles employee who was fired for insubordination and unsatisfactory performance claims the port violated the terms of… Continue reading
