Nomination phase June 1-14; voting phase starts June 22
Peninsula College will present this weekend
Stormwater project to continue
Public health officers in Clallam and Jefferson counties expressed concerns about a rise in community transmission of COVID-19 on Wednesday as Clallam County added a… Continue reading
An investigation into the alleged harassment of a Spokane family, who said they were confronted in a Forks parking lot before their campsite… Continue reading
Reclaimed water cleared for use again in city
Issue: Jim Waddell, lower Snake River dams
It’s too soon to tell how reduced COVID-19 restrictions are affecting coronavirus transmission on the North Olympic Peninsula, health officials said. No new cases of… Continue reading
Elected official at confrontation
A Port Angeles man remained in the Clallam County jail with no bond set after he escaped major injury when he failed… Continue reading
Clallam County has contacted FBI in its investigation
Jefferson County Farmers Markets now include art and craft vendors, and the Port Townsend market offers online delivery by bike. Due to… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System’s effort in 2018 to convince voters of the need to expand its Sequim Library came up short. Now,… Continue reading
Just days after Seattle’s mayor and police chief promised a month-long moratorium on using a type of tear gas to disperse protesters, the… Continue reading
About 200 take stand in Forks on Sunday
No new virus cases on Peninsula
Camping family reports being followed, trapped by trees felled over road
Investigators into the reported harassment of a Spokane family in Forks on Wednesday evening said they did not know if there was a… Continue reading
Masks, social distancing mark Class of 2020 rites
“Silence is Violence.” Compassionate Peacekeeping Now.” Black Lives Matter.” At least 100 to 150 Port Townsend High School students took to the… Continue reading
