EYE ON OLYMPIA:
All might seem quiet now that the state Legislature has passed and Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a two-year operating budget. While the… Continue reading
Authorities said officers fatally wounded a man who fired shots toward the shore from a… Continue reading
Port Townsend will kick off its summer of free outdoor concerts, Concerts on the Dock, on Thursday. Joy in Mudville will perform music with influences… Continue reading
The last boat in the race, Team Oaracle, has crossed the finish line in Ketchikan, Alaska, marking the end of the third… Continue reading
SO IT LOOKS like I have to travel more often. Whereas I just completed my second trip to San Antonio, leaving June 23 to see… Continue reading
THE PICTURE WASN’T very clear but the description that went with it was. The writer was concerned about a Steller’s jay in her yard. It… Continue reading
Monthly luncheon meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 11:15 a.m. in the… Continue reading
Former naturopathic physician Rick Marschall has pleaded guilty to a federal charge of introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce. Between February 2014… Continue reading
A plan to give manufacturers the same tax cut that the Legislature previously gave to Boeing… Continue reading
A free concert Tuesday will feature pieces from the Great American Songbook, a canon of popular American songs and jazz standards from… Continue reading
Something seems to happen when you stay awhile at Heatherton Gallery. Co-owner Sky Heatherton, 72, stayed for three and a half years… Continue reading
MANY OF US can easily remember when the norm was that retirement, Social Security and Medicare all hit at the same time. That is because… Continue reading
The Concerts in the Barn will be back in August — and now with an expanded summer lineup. Since 1984, Alan Iglitzin has… Continue reading
IT’S THAT TIME of year when top Washington State Horsemen performance competitors, both local and from across the state, gather at the Port Angeles fairgrounds… Continue reading
Is a week of fireworks enough for anyone else out there? We’ve had to sedate our large dog for six nights and counting. Is it… Continue reading
There is a relatively simple solution to the health care insurance issue: Each person in Congress must use the health care insurance available to their… Continue reading
There are three erstwhile candidates for the open position on the Jefferson Healthcare board of commissioners. As a former public hospital district commissioner, I recognize… Continue reading
Two of three bodies that were discovered in Olympic National Park last weekend have been identified by authorities. A man whose body… Continue reading
The Oregon Museum of Science & Industry (OMSI) will visit Sequim, Port Angeles and Forks to present “Electrifying Science” on Tuesday and Wednesay, July 18-19.… Continue reading
MY FAMILY ARRIVED home just a few days ago from a 3,000-mile, 18-day road trip. The Sanford three loaded up the family Prius, with borrowed… Continue reading
