PORT LUDLOW — Two people injured Sunday when their vehicle rolled over near Port Ludlow were still hospitalized Tuesday morning, one in critical condition, according… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Animal Sanctuary in Forks is special — the only one of its kind in the U.S., and possibly the world… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Warmer weather has arrived, and with it an increase in pedestrians and bicyclists. “People need to be aware,” said Dallas Maynard, Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Residents of Port Angeles can now report property crimes on the Internet. The Port Angeles Police Department has spent the last 18… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School District’s spring end-of-year music concerts are in full swing, beginning with Port Angeles High School band and orchestra… Continue reading
JOYCE — Four finalists for superintendent at Crescent School District will be in Joyce this week for interviews, tour school facilities and to meet members… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW — The State Committee of Geographic Names voted last week to fix a 152-year-old spelling error, referring a request to change the name… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In addition to being the site of the largest river restoration project so far in the history of the United States, the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles’ first-quarter budget figures are better than expected, since tanker repairs and log exports continue to run ahead… Continue reading
With millions of tons of tsunami debris floating from Japan toward West Coast beaches, including those of Washington state — and a rising tide of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Grandview Grocery reopened for business Wednesday after a motorist accused of drunken driving plowed his car into the neighborhood market the evening… Continue reading
The bell at Veterans Memorial Park in Port Angeles was rung solemnly 21 times Tuesday to honor those officers who have paid the ultimate price… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A dozen biomass protesters gathered at the corner of Washington Street and Sequim Avenue before marching to the City Council chambers to seek… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Repairing all of Sequim’s streets to get to the point where all the city needs to do is inexpensive routine chip-and-seal maintenance would… Continue reading
DUNGENESS — Debris apparently from the March 2011 Japanese tsunami is now riding the tides up the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The biggest collection… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When concertmaster Erin Hennessey picks up her bow, she commands more than just her violin. The 17-year-old Port Angeles High School junior… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A deluge of 28,085 yellow rubber ducks hit the pond at Lincoln Park promptly at 2:30 p.m. Sunday as the 23rd Annual… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — A Snohomish man was flown to Harborview Medical Center on Saturday afternoon, after a one-vehicle wreck split his motorcycle in half. Emmanuel… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A dozen men strutted their stuff in ladies' fashions Saturday, raising hoots, hollers and $2,500 — and the Port Townsend Rhody Festival… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Men paying women the compliment of imitation will begin arriving in town today for the weeklong Esprit 2012 convention. Called “the Pacific… Continue reading
