AT FIRST, IT just felt like a crazy new year. It took me awhile to realize it is something else, too. Demi pointe: supporting your… Continue reading
Peninsula College’s Studium Generale on Thursday will welcome Kathleen Morris, program manager for the Washington Anti-Trafficking Response Network, as she presents “Stolen… Continue reading
Growing up in Port Angeles in the 1940s and 50s, I remember receiving a very good education, having great teachers and living in a vibrant… Continue reading
I CONSIDER MYSELF a humane person. I brake for crows. I swerve to miss squirrels who employ the practice of using automobiles to crush spruce… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Fire Department needs to hire more firefighters or the city risks a downgrade in its fire insurance rating, Chief… Continue reading
The North Olympic Salmon Coalition is seeking volunteers to plant native trees at Peabody Creek. Tree planting will be from 10 a.m.… Continue reading
The state attorney general declared Monday that he was suing President Donald Trump over his temporary ban… Continue reading
A Brinnon man was charged Monday with two counts of first-degree assault with a deadly weapon after prosecutors said he attacked a… Continue reading
How did Clallam County do with its finances last year? Better than expected, commissioners learned in a 2016 budget vs. actual performance… Continue reading
Some lawmakers are taking aim at a recent state Supreme Court decision that put the onus on… Continue reading
Bail of $150,000 was set Monday for a Port Angeles man with a history of eluding police who allegedly kidnapped a female… Continue reading
Swain’s General Store recently presented a check for $930 to the Port Angeles Education Foundation. The funds were part of Swain’s Gives… Continue reading
The city of Sequim is accepting applications for performers for summer programs. The deadline for applications is May 1. The summer programs are:… Continue reading
The deadline has been extended to Sunday to sign up people 14 and older with special needs for their Night to Shine… Continue reading
Far from making America great again, Donald Trump may in fact threaten human civilization by setting in motion runaway climate change beyond the capacity of… Continue reading
Reservations are being accepted for a scholarship fundraiser set by the North Olympic Women on the Water, a part of the North Olympic… Continue reading
Olympic Mountains snowpack was 109 percent of normal Sunday, a solid base heading into the second half of winter, a water supply… Continue reading
A Port Angeles man convicted of eluding police less than a year ago allegedly kidnapped a 54-year-old woman, then led law enforcement… Continue reading
Participants at the Clallam County Economic Development Corp.’s 2017 annual dinner were reminded of a key to success by a man who… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is offering $45,000 in grant funding to qualified programs focused on promoting tourism. The first round of… Continue reading
