The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is seeking proposals for grants for orca protection. The Killer Whale Research and Conservation Program was… Continue reading
Today, the Olympic Region office of the state Department of Natural Resources will coordinate a reunion of several original members of the Timber,… Continue reading
Writers on the Olympic Peninsula are seeking recognition in the community by publishing a new anthology of written work. Editors of the anthology,… Continue reading
Julian Jason Eren has been sentenced to 12½ years in prison and three years’ community custody for child rape and other crimes,… Continue reading
San Juan County officials are brainstorming local ways to protect Southern resident killer whales.… Continue reading
“My office has received more than 600 identical emails from constituents,” wrote Sen. Kevin Van de Wege, D-Sequim, via email this week. All… Continue reading
Two off-duty Port Angeles police officers helped at a wreck on state Highway 112 on Sunday afternoon after a two-vehicle wreck. Officers… Continue reading
More than 50 people — including board members, volunteers, families, past and new campers, former counselors and other officials from Jefferson and Clallam… Continue reading
A story, told well, invites the listener into someone else’s world. At the same time, tales might make us more aware of… Continue reading
Since President Donald Trump made the decision to withdraw from the Paris climate change agreement, we have seen a remarkable expression of conviction and commitment… Continue reading
A Coast Guard aircrew conducted a medical evacuation of an ill man from the cruise ship MS Amsterdam, which was off the… Continue reading
Bill Paul, the Forks-area Clallam County Fire District 1 fire chief, has dropped out of the race for Forks City Council Position 3,… Continue reading
Three teams have completed the third annual Race to Alaska, but 27 more are still making their way up the coast after… Continue reading
Lions built a four-run lead in the first inning, and then held off Local 155 for… Continue reading
IN JUST TWO days (Tuesday at 9:24 p.m. Pacific time), summer (finally) begins. It is the solstice, and for many of us, it is about… Continue reading
IF THERE WERE more serious hikers who were also serious birders, we would have better data on the birds in the Olympic Mountains. I recall… Continue reading
Luncheon meetings are Wednesdays at noon at Blakeslee’s Bar &Grill, 1222 S. Forks Ave. This Wednesday’s gathering will focus on… Continue reading
Graduates celebrated the culmination of years of academic work in commencement ceremonies for Peninsula College and Port Angeles and Crescent high schools Saturday. North Olympic… Continue reading
Veteran Master Gardener Muriel Nesbitt will discuss “The Sex Life of Potatoes” at noon Thursday. The presentation will be in Room 160,… Continue reading
FIRST THINGS FIRST, right? Today is Father’s Day. If that’s something you need to know and had managed to forget, you might want to do… Continue reading
