The Carlsborg sewer project is entering its next phase, and is still set for April completion.
Unemployment figures for Washington have gone down.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
The Jefferson Museum of Art & History will host an opening reception tonight for “Printed Word in Port Townsend: Literary Presses of the 1970s and ’80s.”
Tsunami sirens will sound for three minutes during Thursday’s global earthquake drill, while events will take place across the region.
Following on the heels of three other homes floated in on barges from Victoria, B.C., a fourth one from Mt. Vernon made its way through Port Townsend on Tuesday.
“It was a little more horsepower than this boat could handle, and the steering wasn’t there,” the boat owner said.
Voting continues until 8 p.m. Nov. 8.
The common-sense measure has been endorsed by those from all walks of life.
The public is invited to decorate it in honor of the Day of the Dead, which is celebrated in November.
The measure, I-1491, gives no due process of law. What about “innocent until proven guilty”?
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
The wily fungus can make mushroom picking an adventure.
Mark Mercado, 25, was charged last week in Island County Superior Court with unlawful transfer of a firearm, KING-TV and Northwest News Network reported.
Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission’s annual gathering is set for Oct. 27-28 at Fort Worden Commons.
State Democrats hope to regain control of the Senate and Republicans have their eye on a majority in the House.
Riley Edge White, 59, had a review hearing set over because an update on a psychological evaluation of White was needed.
The donation will go help with the Adventures in Music program
Business news items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
