News items for the North Olympic Peninsula
The COASST training provides volunteers with the tools to monitor for potential changes in the marine environment and promote stewardship of local marine resources.
Curtis & Loretta, a folk duo from Minnesota that’s performed in Coyle before, returns with many their proficiency in multiple instruments.
John Hilmer’s art features original paintings, prints and graphic experiments which celebrate his migratory journeys.
Montana woman, found dead near Spokane International Airport, contacted family after her abduction.
Caught on surveillance video, the 2014 encounter with the girl, who is black, drew outrage.
And other events on the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend.
Both Luke and Samuel did so, and I hope returning pupils can as well.
The 33rd season of the Olympic Music Festival concludes this weekend with one of artistic director Julio Elizalde’s top five pianists.
Gardeners will present information about composting and winter gardening in the Pacific Northwest.
News events across the North Olympic Peninsula.
Bob Ferguson said Wednesday he’ll ask lawmakers to introduce a bill next year to prohibit the sale of semi-automatic weapons with certain military-style features.
News events across the North Olympic Peninsula.
The European green crab, which can eat clams, shellfish and young salmon, has been found in Westcott Bay, San Juan Island.
Chairwoman Sande Balch says the 61-mile community sale is still on for Saturday amid culvert work near Pysht.
Organizers are expected to present their proposal at a meeting in Port Townsend today.
Forty seaside hikes are available for more volunteers who want to comb North Olympic Peninsula beaches for debris and haul it out.
Quilcene and Brinnon students begin a new school year today.
Groups say that hydroelectric dams pose the greatest threat to the fish and that it’s unnecessary to reduce the number of fish predators by shooting thousands of cormorants.
Railroads’ bridge inspection reports aren’t public documents, but a federal bill gave officials the right to request public versions last year.
