PORT ANGELES - Grant Lightfoot of the Clallam County Sheriff's Department has been promoted to patrol sergeant. Sheriff Bill Benedict promoted the deputy in a… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK - The ski and snowplay area at Hurricane Ridge is due to be open today, said Barb Maynes, Olympic National Park spokeswoman.… Continue reading
CARLSBORG - Al Bruck's last-ditch efforts have won the 82-year-old Carlsborg man the Special Service Award of the Washington Association of Conservation Districts. Bruck persuaded… Continue reading
PT Holdings Co. Inc., the parent company of Port Townsend Paper Corp., has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - Volunteers and staff of agencies that combat homelessness fanned out across Clallam County on Thursday for the annual Point in Time census… Continue reading
A week and a day after ballots were mailed out, Jefferson County voters have returned 5,945 of them, reported the county Auditor's Office on Thursday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - An account has been established for those who wish to help a Ukrainian sailor who nearly lost a leg during a shipboard… Continue reading
Balloting for a four-year tax levy in the Port Angeles School District has started brisk, with more than 13 percent of the votes already returned… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - The North Olympic Peninsula has more than its share of community festivals - in fact, about 50 events make it the per… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - Clallam Transit System saw a 10 percent increase to 856,171 in its fixed route ridership during 2006. CTS' total boardings, which include… Continue reading
Two ship's anchors, each weighing about 15 tons and standing 13 feet tall, arrive Thursday afternoon at the Port of Port Angeles for emergency installation… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - Olympic Medical Center received donations totaling nearly $321,000 Wednesday from its namesake foundation. The amount represents $60,770 that was contributed during 2006,… Continue reading
NORDLAND - When Hadlock Building Supply burned in 1995, all the employees were kept on the payroll while the new building was constructed. This commitment… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND - Port Townsend 2006 Citizen of the Year and Business Leader of the Year will be announced during an 11 a.m. brunch Jan.… Continue reading
SEQUIM - Sequim police have arrested the injured driver of a car they say had been stolen from the Sequim High School parking lot. Alexander… Continue reading
A boating safety course will start Jan. 24 at Peninsula College's Port Angeles campus and run for seven Wednesday evenings. Boat handling, navigation aids, adverse… Continue reading
Olympic Community Action Programs is sponsoring three-day "Developing Your Potential" workshops to help people entering the work force identify their strengths and create job portfolios.… Continue reading
FORKS - A teenager was charged with third-degree escape earlier this month for giving a juvenile probation officer the slip and vanishing into the forest.… Continue reading
FORKS - Three people - including a 9-month-old boy - were airlifted to a Seattle hospital following a head-on collision Tuesday morning on the highway… Continue reading
DUNGENESS - A Sequim-area man has been arrested for allegedly trying to elude a police officer and resisting arrest following a high-speed chase through the… Continue reading
