Entertainment
Wooden Boat Fest’s ‘roaring success’ in First Friday Lecture
PORT TOWNSEND — The first Wooden Boat Festival was expected to attract 800 people. Rather, it brought 3,000,…
Entertainment
Autumn colors to shine in Port Townsend Art Walk on Saturday
PORT TOWNSEND — Seeking adventure, Beverly McNeil moved to a remote village in Alaska in her 20s.
Life
Fundraisers, ducks, movies upcoming on Peninsula
A United Way fundraiser in Port Angeles and a donkey basketball game in Sequim are among upcoming activities…
Entertainment
Handmade items, food featured at holiday bazaars
With just seven weeks left to finish holiday shopping, a variety of North Olympic Peninsula bazaars and fairs…
Entertainment
Stories to warm up chilly autumn night take place in new Port Townsend venue
PORT TOWNSEND — As the nights grow cold, stories are set to warm the soul.
Entertainment
Rain City Ramblers head to Coyle stage
COYLE — An acoustic trio, the Rain City Ramblers, will take the stage in the latest installment of…
News
Port Angeles, Sequim schools on two-hour delay for snow
The Port Angeles and Sequim school districts are operating on a two-hour delay this morning due to snow.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Van Hoover would bring balance to hospital board
First, consider the math.
News
Port Townsend winter shelter opens for first day of service
PORT TOWNSEND — Port Townsend’s winter shelter had its first day of service Wednesday afternoon, and people were…
News
Port Townsend’s new Rainier Street opens as part of Howard Street project
PORT TOWNSEND — Port Townsend’s Rainier Street, formally known as Howard Street, is officially open to traffic and…
News
‘You can have it all’: Disabled Port Angeles woman vies for Miss Washington crown
PORT ANGELES — Perched on a piano bench, Madeline, 6, and Abigail, 12, stretched out their arms, examining…
News
Port Angeles Harbor cleanup completion target now stands at 2029-32
PORT ANGELES — The environmental cleanup of Port Angeles Harbor’s polluted sediment west of the former Rayonier Pulp…
Opinion
DIANE URBANI DE LA PAZ: Listening, remembering, giving thanks
HUDDLING IN THE rental car, I heard something outside.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Jefferson’s Prop 1 a bailout for Port Townsend project
Jefferson County politicians are now asking all property tax payers to bail them out from a $250,000 Port…
News
Port Townsend businesses getting ‘good at handling floods’
PORT TOWNSEND — Cellar Door is good at handling floods due to its location in the basement of…
News
Public outcry crops up over Jefferson County smart meter plan
Editor’s note: This article has been changed to reflect a correction to the amount paid to and the…
News
Olympic Peninsula Korean War vets take part in Puget Sound Honor Flight
WASHINGTON — Five members of the Olympic Peninsula’s Korean War Veterans Association reflected on their service at the…
Politics
Ballots trickle in to Jefferson, Clallam
Ballots have been slow to arrive at North Olympic Peninsula election offices with six days left before the…
News
Foot, ankle health topic of wellness forum
SEQUIM — Dr. Dekker McKeever, a doctor of podiatric medicine, will present a free WOW! Working on Wellness…
Opinion
PAT NEAL: No fishing problem that new laws won’t solve
WHO SAYS THERE’S no good news when every day, there are new and exciting things happening all around…