News
‘Sincere reverence’: Departed comrades honored in Port Angeles Memorial Day ceremony
PORT ANGELES — Veterans gathered inside a flag-lined section of Mount Angeles Memorial Park cemetery Monday to pay…
News
Port Orchard might ditch second-class city status; Port Angeles considers adopting it
PORT ANGELES — Port Orchard residents are close to taking away their city as an example held up…
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Students make Project Linus blankets for sick children
PORT ANGELES — Blankets made by Stevens Middle School students will be delivered to patients at Seattle Children’s…
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SUV overturns in two-vehicle wreck in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Three people escaped with minor injuries Sunday
after a two-vehicle rollover wreck at Second and…
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Saving seeds topic of free presentation
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Library System will host Washington State University’s Master Gardeners of Clallam County…
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Students take awards in inaugural remote-operated vehicles competition
FORKS — Forks students took top honors in the inaugural Olympic Coast Marine Advanced Technology Education remote-operated vehicles…
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NEWS BRIEFS: Chain gang crews busy clearing roads … and other items
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office Chain Gang picked up the Chain Gang 4 vehicle from…
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Memorial Day ceremonies set today across Peninsula
Memorial Day services are planned across the North Olympic Peninsula today.
News
Dozens gather to honor fallen at Captain Joseph House
PORT ANGELES — Men and women who died in combat were honored Sunday in a ceremony at the…
Politics
Eye on Olympia: Chapman sees end in sight
OLYMPIA — Rep. Mike Chapman thinks negotiators likely will reach agreement within two or three weeks of the…
News
Clallam Marine Resources Committee offers paid internships; application deadline is Friday
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam Marine Resources Committee is offering four paid summer internships to qualified students.
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Port Townsend Artisan Food Festival offers tasty treats made locally
PORT TOWNSEND — Port Townsend Farmers Market swapped its usual musical performances for cooking demonstrations by area chefs…
News
Sequim looks to finish remodel of Guy Cole Convention Center
SEQUIM — A full remodel of the Guy Cole Convention Center might come by year’s end.
Business
EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings
• Forks Chamber of Commerce — Luncheon meetings are Wednesdays at noon at Blakeslee’s Bar &Grill, 1222 S. Forks…
Life
BIRD WATCH: When hummingbirds see red, it can create special bird moments
YOU CAN’T HAVE too much red color in your garden.
Life
A GROWING CONCERN: Public gardens a great way to seed ideas for own yard
SURE, THE VERY same weekend I travel to see my elder son graduate from the Air Force’s basic…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Planned Parenthood, on the GOP chopping block, provides these essential services
Planned Parenthood seems to be on the Republicans’ chopping block in Congress.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Is it asking too much that are tax dollars go to repairing state Highway 112?
The fall of 2015 and the winter of 2016 were not too kind to state Highway 112.