“It looks like it was just inattention,” a State Patrol spokesman said.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
Two of the populations that migrate off the state’s coast are still a concern.
Auditions are set during Major League Baseball playoff games at venues across the North Olympic Peninsula starting next month.
State Patrol: Mariah R. Byrd’s vehicle left the roadway four miles west of Hood Canal Bridge.
The free talk will discuss boat construction and the techniques and materials used to design 21st-century racing hulls.
Michael “Mikie” Procunier was being treated for a broken arm before going into cardiac arrest, officials said.
Panel to consider pilot programs for private investors in four parks, including Fort Flagler
Joy K. Anderson, 67, was in satisfactory condition after crash near Chimacum.
Friends, family and a community mourn his passing.
“The reason is there’s been a lot of work done already in Clallam County to protect the [northern spotted] owl,” Bill Peach said.
Even a few dropped petals can spell mold and mildew at this time of year.
The early experiences of Dr. and Mrs. Plut in Port Ludlow are chronicled.
From newsletters to gorgeous rendered websites, its chapters offer it all.
Here are the various business meetings this week across the North Olympic Peninsula.
Meetings across the county.
Activities will include volunteer projects and healthy events.
Hearing the story of a friend’s mother’s experiences in the nursing home inspired writer to make lists of her own.
“Jefferson County has an entrepreneurial spirit, but we’re also looking to create jobs that people can come back for and raise their family on.”
The judge said county work crews violated the constitutional rights of at least a half-dozen homeless residents when they threw out their belongings during sweeps.
