Jefferson commissioners heard strong feelings on all sides of the commercial shooting facility draft ordinance debate when 75 Peninsula residents gave public… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula employers added more than 250 jobs in September as Clallam and Jefferson county unemployment rates dipped slightly for the fifth consecutive month… Continue reading
Reapportionment would encourage greater participation on the Port Townsend School Board, advocates said during a forum last week. Proposition 1 on the… Continue reading
The four candidates vying to represent the 24th Legislative District in the state House of Representatives tackled the environment, immigration policy and… Continue reading
Students from the Windward School were up to their elbows in dirt and mud last week on a local farm as they searched… Continue reading
Our instructions are simple. “Come ready to have a good time,” said Phil Wiggins, cohost of the Piedmont Blues House Party open… Continue reading
Little monsters will go out trick-or-treating Wednesday, starting with downtown events in Port Angeles, Sequim, Port Townsend and Forks. • In Port Townsend, some 1,500 to… Continue reading
Northwind Arts Center will hold its latest Art in the Library opening reception at the Port Townsend Public Library from 6 to… Continue reading
A library Art Blast, a Sons of Norway bake sale and a harvest dinner are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information… Continue reading
Composer and pianist Wayne Horvitz will return to Port Townsend at
7 tonight to introduce two recently released projects: “The Wayne Horvitz… Continue reading
number 31, if you’re… Continue reading
The North Olympic Salmon Coalition is seeking volunteers to conduct coho salmon surveys on Chimacum Creek. Volunteers should be able to commit… Continue reading
Clarinetist and composer William O. “Bill” Smith has written new works that will be premiered by the composer alongside works written for… Continue reading
A steady stream of neighbors passed by 1310 Clay St., in the uptown district Wednesday to pay their final respects to a… Continue reading
At the current rate, more than 140,000 people in Washington state could be living with Alzheimer’s disease by 2025, researchers estimate. “What we’re… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula residents can safely dispose of unused medications through the free Drug Take Back Day program from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. Saturday.… Continue reading
Veteran Master Gardener Bill Wood and Anita McMillan, a wildlife biologist, will discuss backyard wildlife habitat at noon today. The free lecture… Continue reading
In the wake of Seattle’s new tax on sugary beverages, a group backed by millions of dollars… Continue reading
Bonnie Obremski of Port Townsend holds a carrot cake that was donated by Jeanette Testu to be auctioned off during the Centrum Gala on Saturday… Continue reading
Child-sex sting defendant Clinton Roy Caldwell of Sequim has inoperable cancer, delaying two Clallam Superior Court proceedings against him on charges of… Continue reading
