Life
Ribbon-cutting, Mother’s Day breakfast, geology lecture set this weekend
A ribbon-cutting, a Mother’s Day breakfast and a geology lecture are among upcoming activities on the North Olympic…
News
NEWS BRIEFS: Port Angeles Public Works to host May 26 open house to fete new pump station … and other items
PORT ANGELES — The city’s Public Works and Utilities Department will hold an open house at its new…
Sports
TRACK AND FIELD: Postseason revs up in big way for area teams
JOYCE — Cameron Buzzell handled the sprints and Isaac Jay Brunk the long-distance runs as the Neah Bay…
Sports
OUTDOORS: Couple lands halibut ‘big enough to swallow a basketball’
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles anglers Bobby Harrison and Leanne Price put in the time and the effort…
News
Port Townsend sisters headed to reptile symposium
PORT TOWNSEND — Sisters Lauren and Grace Taracka are heading to New Mexico from Port Townsend to attend…
News
Power, traffic to make way today in Port Townsend as apartment building is moved
PORT TOWNSEND — Power will be out in some areas of Port Townsend for several hours today and…
News
Sequim Irrigation Festival begins its Grand Finale
SEQUIM — Building on a 122-year-old tradition, the Sequim Irrigation Festival’s Grand Finale Weekend will commence today and…
News
Residents pack Port Angeles council chambers to demand answers of experts on drug abuse
PORT ANGELES — Residents who filled the Port Angeles City Council chambers and lobby Tuesday night said they…
News
Slow cleanup nets much frustration at Rayonier mill
PORT ANGELES — Residents are irritated by the ongoing, two-decades-old environmental cleanup at the former 75.6 acre Rayonier…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: How does robbing us of environmental and workplace protections help us?
I fail to see how America is made great again by stripping people of their privacy rights (Senate…
News
Tunnel collapse renews safety concerns about nuclear sites
By Nicholas
K. Geranios
and Manuel Valdes
Business
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Clallam PUD earns Reliable Public Power Provider designation … and other items
CARLSBORG — The Clallam Public Utility District recently earned the Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) designation from the…
News
Peninsula robotics teams compete in international contest
PORT TOWNSEND — Two high school robotics teams from the North Olympic Peninsula held their own at the…
News
Port Townsend council OKs short-term rental changes, with final approval to be considered next week
PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend City Council approved on a first reading a city ordinance that changes…
News
New trail opens on Miller Peninsula; organizer says project partners multiple agencies
SEQUIM — After three years of waiting for the go-ahead, Powell Jones, executive director of the Dungeness River…
Crime & Justice
Attorney says Bainbridge man will plead not guilty to causing death of Sequim woman
PORT ANGELES — The Bainbridge High School student who authorities say confessed to killing a 71-year-old Sequim-area children’s…
Business
GiveBig donations collected today; 20 Peninsula nonprofits participating
SEATTLE — North Olympic Peninsula nonprofits are among those that can benefit from the Seattle Foundation’s seventh annual…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Nonaggressive pact with North Korea the only way to stave off nuclear bloodbath
Public opinion and the courts may eventually prevent President Donald Trump and Congress from destroying our nation domestically.
Arts & Entertainment
Tickets on sale for next Rainshadow Chorale concerts
Tickets are on sale for the RainShadow Chorale concert, “Let My Love Be Heard,” which will be performed…