Marijuana could take the next step toward joining pinot noir and craft beer on Oregon’s list of famous exports,… Continue reading
Tens of thousands of people remained without power after windstorms struck parts of Washington state and Oregon over the weekend.… Continue reading
A fight between two sexually violent predators being held at a special facility on McNeil Island ended… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee plans to pardon thousands of people convicted of small-time marijuana possession charges. What do you think?… Continue reading
More than six years after the state legalized the adult use of marijuana, Gov. Jay Inslee plans… Continue reading
Two more southern resident orcas are ailing and probably will be dead by summer, according to an expert on the… Continue reading
High school students are getting more sleep in Seattle, scientists studying later school start times have… Continue reading
We like to say we’re addicted to our phones or an app or some new show on… Continue reading
In the 10th day of President Donald Trump’s government shutdown, he and his followers are continuing to howl about how we need border security and… Continue reading
No peace, goodwill I realized after reading “Legally or else” (PDN, Jan. 1) that any grand thoughts of peace and goodwill will never happen —… Continue reading
Will you exchange any holiday gifts this season?… Continue reading
These past two years, our country was on a roll, improving the lives of Americans in many ways. Businesses are coming back with a chance… Continue reading
The past year was a 12-month champagne toast for the legal marijuana industry as the global… Continue reading
Alan Naiman was known for an unabashed thriftiness that veered into comical, but even those closest to… Continue reading
Do you plan to take part in any winter sports this season?… Continue reading
Employers and employees in Washington state will start paying into a new paid family leave program… Continue reading
Snooty snobs On rare occasion, elected officials unambiguously reveal their haughtiness and sense of superiority, their belief in their own self-importance and their disdain for… Continue reading
Freedom spurs growth Human nature limits individual production when government redistributes labor’s product rather than protecting property. Economic progress occurs when government protects private property,… Continue reading
Port Townsend’s First Night year-end festival of arts and entertainment will celebrate with square dancing, film, live theater as well as live… Continue reading
Clallam County got a very gentle wake-up call on Dec. 14. A mediocre wind storm, only 60 mph, damaged our infrastructure in the same way… Continue reading
