The fire that destroyed a cedar shake mill Wednesday morning, further shrinking a once-flourishing West End industry, likely started in an area where… Continue reading
On a small grass strip adjacent to the American Legion Post on Water Street is a display that reminds passersby of a… Continue reading
Olympic Medical Center is urging people to comment on a Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services proposal that would significantly cut reimbursements… Continue reading
Starting today a coalition of state and federal agencies, with support from local tribes, will begin translocating mountain goats from Olympic National… Continue reading
A small earthquake north of Sequim lightly shook the North Olympic Peninsula early Sunday morning. The 3.3 magnitude earthquake happened at about… Continue reading
The Port Townsend/Coupeville ferry was out of commission Sunday afternoon after the MV Salish bumped the bottom of Keystone Harbor. The ferry… Continue reading
The smell of freshly cut wood and epoxy hung in the air at Point Hudson as boat builders began crafting their best… Continue reading
deadheading, pinching, leaf-stripping and cultivating, because next… Continue reading
THERE WAS NO doubt about it. One of the first fall migrants to visit the yard was a young one. The Hutton’s vireo looked like… Continue reading
A Clallam County Public Utility District excavator that was stolen from a West End work site has been recovered on a Jefferson County… Continue reading
Monthly luncheon meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 11:15 a.m. in the… Continue reading
LAST WEEK, BECAUSE the conversation about Alzheimer’s came up (because I brought it up), we started working through the “10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s,” courtesy… Continue reading
I WAS SO excited when I read the classified ad stating the owners of Blue Meadow Farm were offering guided trail rides on their rental… Continue reading
Peninsula College staff will help students register for classes, apply for funding and offer other services during Step into Fall Registration Day… Continue reading
A desecrated human skull found by a beach walker on Labor Day will be examined by the state Department of Archaeology and Historic… Continue reading
A man remained in stable condition at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle on Saturday after a knife attack late Wednesday evening, and… Continue reading
I’VE MENTIONED BEFORE that I usually have the same breakfast every morning. It’s a pretty simple and basic breakfast that is quick to prepare and… Continue reading
The Jefferson County commissioners will conduct an informational session on a draft ordinance concerning commercial shooting facilities when they meet at 9 a.m. Monday. The… Continue reading
Forces behind ‘The Piano,’ ‘My Brother’s Wedding’ added to playbill
The Summer Shelter at the American Legion Hall has been at capacity since opening in May and has seen a change in… Continue reading
