The Coast Guard on Saturday suspended a search for a man missing from his boat in Shilshole Bay near Seattle since Friday. Missing… Continue reading
Here are the various business meetings this week across the North Olympic Peninsula.
Con artists abound, trying to steal information or gain money. Be cautious.
The Russian dictators’ actions are both deplorable and highly foreboding of Trump’s leadership if elected.
Hillary Clinton’s governance machine would control us in a matter of weeks.
I proposed initiatives that are short, sweet and easy to read.
Past commissioners have been negligent in getting a Tri-Area sewer project to break ground.
One recent example: The Bible says marriage between same sexes is an abomination, yet the Supreme Court recently make it the rule of the land.
Washington voters have rejected personal income tax-related measures at the statewide ballot several times over the past eight decades. Now voters in the… Continue reading
Researchers who track the endangered population of orcas that frequent Washington state waters said three whales are… Continue reading
Little monsters decked out in costumes and seeking treats will swarm with their parents through downtown streets in Port Townsend, Sequim and Port Angeles on… Continue reading
Ballots coming in for Nov. 8 general election
And other events and activities throughout the North Olympic Peninsula.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers estimates that the repairs on the 300-foot-long section of the protective jetty will be finished in about three weeks.
“We’re in the fourth year and a four-year levy with $2 million,” one school board member said. “That means we’ve done everything pretty cost-effectively.”
The $6 million renovation of Building 202 at Fort Worden State Park broke ground last year and is a significant upgrade over the college’s old location.
Serenity House’s Viola Ware walks with Port Angeles Police Sgt. Jason Viada to places where people are known to camp to ensure they know the services available.
The 35- to 40-foot-tall Douglas fir would start sparkling with 10,000 lights on Nov. 26 and shine until just after New Year’s Day.
The opens at 7:30 p.m. tonight and will run for three weekends through Nov. 13.
Scary events and tours will take place along with many family-friendly parties and activities from Chimacum and Brinnon to Forks.
