Life

HELP LINE: The time for resolutions has come

CONTRARY TO ALL probability, and the cacophonous, pugnacious prognostications of any number of people who are trying desperately…

Leap of faith changes Port Townsend man’s life

News

Leap of faith changes Port Townsend man’s life

PORT TOWNSEND — Joe Gaikowski, 32, has experienced more traumas and more heartache in his relatively short lifetime…

State fire commissioners honor Joyce department

Life

State fire commissioners honor Joyce department

JOYCE — Clallam County Fire District No. 4 was recognized by the state Fire Commissioner’s Association recently.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Feeling warm inside after voluteering at warming center

This is the year that I finally found out what Christmas is all about.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: End the war on homelessness

Harassing the homeless is not going to fix the problem of homelessness.

News

EYE ON CLALLAM: County panel mulls contract with Economic Development Corp.

Clallam County commissioners will discuss a contract extension with the Clallam County Economic Development Corp. in their work…

News

NEWS BRIEFS: PA Realtor is Instructor of the Year … and other items

BELLEVUE — Pili Meyer, of Coldwell Banker Uptown Realty in Port Angeles, was selected as Instructor of the…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Burn ban removal good example of insanity

I’m confused.

Korean Women’s Association opens supported living facility in Sequim

News

Korean Women’s Association opens supported living facility in Sequim

SEQUIM — For Sulja Warnick, it’s simple: “We’re all connected, somehow.”

For Sequim’s Sears, the end of an era: Longtime businessowner Bob Grey sells store, eyes retirement

Business

For Sequim’s Sears, the end of an era: Longtime businessowner Bob Grey sells store, eyes retirement

SEQUIM — After five decades in retail, including the past 20 years as the familiar face at the…

Plastic bag problems explored at Peninsula College’s next Studium Generale

Life

Plastic bag problems explored at Peninsula College’s next Studium Generale

PORT ANGELES — Despite environmental efforts across the nation, Americans use about 60,000 plastic bags every five minutes.…

Sentencing reset in methamphetamine, heroin case

Crime & Justice

Sentencing reset in methamphetamine, heroin case

PORT ANGELES — The sentencing of Gerald Neil Walkup — who pleaded guilty last month with multiple drug,…

Kent police hit road block in probe of Port Angeles man’s death

Crime & Justice

Kent police hit road block in probe of Port Angeles man’s death

KENT — Police have hit an impasse in an investigation into the fatal beating of a former Port…

Polar plunges offer invigorating start to year

Arts & Entertainment

Polar plunges offer invigorating start to year

PORT ANGELES — The brave, the foolish and the very stout of heart are invited to start the…

Arts & Entertainment

Community sing-along ‘Messiah’ set for today

SEQUIM — Time for the community to raise its collective voice.

Life

New Year’s eve events, college info night slated on the Peninsula

A New Year’s dinner and dance in Sequim and an information night for Peninsula College are among the…

Arts & Entertainment

OTA announces auditions for ‘Starting Here Starting Now’ musical revue

SEQUIM — Auditions for Olympic Theatre Arts’ second-stage musical, “Starting Here Starting Now,” will be held from 4…

News

NEWS BRIEFS: Upper Hoh Road is open for traffic … and other items

FORKS — Upper Hoh Road has reopened to two-lane traffic after emergency repairs prompted by recent storm damage.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Time for Port Angeles to give up plastic bags

What’s wrong with the Port Angeles reusable bag initiative?

Forks man facing federal drug charges

Crime & Justice

Forks man facing federal drug charges

TACOMA — A Forks man, who police arrested over the summer after finding a golf-ball-sized amount of methamphetamine…