I confess I used to spend at least $17 per week on coffee. That Americano put a bright spot in the middle of the work… Continue reading
Three Native Americans to read
$600 million for Clallam, Jefferson counties
The meeting of Hood Canal Coordinating Council’s board of directors scheduled for Wednesday has been cancelled. The next meeting is set for 1… Continue reading
Children ages 10-14 can register to receive a free BBC micro:bit kit through the North Olympic Library System. To register for a… Continue reading
Thank you for reading this. Somebody must. Because when I mentioned in last week’s column that the Highway 101 bridge over the Hoh River was… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula employers added more than 300 jobs last month as Clallam and Jefferson counties’ unemployment dipped slightly in March, state officials said. Clallam… Continue reading
Mission, operations remain same
Both the Port Angeles and Sequim tennis teams won Monday, setting up a battle between the two undefeated squads to be held Thursday… Continue reading
Quimper Mercantile is seeking a new general manager. Holly Mayshark, present general manager, will remain with Quimper Mercantile at 1121 Water St.,… Continue reading
Brianne Moores has been hired as a real estate agent by RE/MAX Prime in Sequim. For more information, call Moores at 360-461-3406 or… Continue reading
The Peninsula men’s soccer team got a shutout from its defense and goals from three different scorers in bouncing back from their… Continue reading
Interviews with directors part of inclusive package
Forks a win or Elma loss from league title
A fire covering an estimated 40 acres was discovered burning in slash west of Port Angeles on Tuesday afternoon. State Department of… Continue reading
An 18-year-old woman was hurt when she ran into a tree off the Morse Creek curve west of Port Angeles. Johanna L.… Continue reading
Peninsula officials focus on pop-up sites
Jury reaches verdict after 10 hours of deliberation
Seattleites win 12K, half-marathon
Commissioners to host meetings in their districts
