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Memorial Day ceremonies set today across Peninsula
Memorial Day ceremonies set today across Peninsula
Forks officer accused of rape resigns for medical reasons

Forks officer accused of rape resigns for medical reasons

Former Forks Police Officer Mike Gentry resigned for medical reasons May 18 while an FBI investigation continues into a woman’s allegation that he… Continue reading

Forks officer accused of rape resigns for medical reasons

Memorial Day ceremonies planned on Peninsula today, Monday

Memorial Day ceremonies are planned across the North Olympic Peninsula. Most of the free, public events will be Monday. A service at the Captain Joseph… Continue reading

Jefferson County Historical Society director to retire

Jefferson County Historical Society director to retire

Jefferson County Historical Society’s executive director is retiring at the end of the month. Since 2002, Bill Tennent, 70, has been the… Continue reading

Jefferson County Historical Society director to retire
PHOTO GALLERY: Juan de Fuca Festival continues today, Monday in Port Angeles

PHOTO GALLERY: Juan de Fuca Festival continues today, Monday in Port Angeles

The Juan de Fuca Festival continues today and Monday with performances by many returning favorites and some new faces on four stages… Continue reading

PHOTO GALLERY: Juan de Fuca Festival continues today, Monday in Port Angeles
Port Angeles mayor to resign tribal planner post

Port Angeles mayor to resign tribal planner post

Mayor Sissi Bruch soon will be free from the potential conflict-of-interest bonds of her day job, allowing her to realize her full… Continue reading

Port Angeles mayor to resign tribal planner post
Sequim man sentenced for road rage

Sequim man sentenced for road rage

A Sequim man charged in the Net Nanny child-sex sting must serve 60 days in jail on an unrelated March 22 road-rage… Continue reading

Sequim man sentenced for road rage
Duck luck: Fifty prizes awarded after Port Angeles rubber duck race

Duck luck: Fifty prizes awarded after Port Angeles rubber duck race

Some 300 to 400 people cheered as 30,441 yellow rubber ducks cascaded off a dump truck into the Lincoln Park Pond on… Continue reading

Duck luck: Fifty prizes awarded after Port Angeles rubber duck race

2018 Duck Derby winners announced

Here is the list of 2018 Duck Derby winners as provided by the Olympic Medical Center Foundation following the races: 1. Wilder… Continue reading

Federal, local officers make drug arrests in Port Angeles

Federal, local officers make drug arrests in Port Angeles

At least three Clallam County residents face federal drug distribution charges after local and federal law enforcement officers served warrants, including at… Continue reading

Federal, local officers make drug arrests in Port Angeles
Port of Port Townsend decides against replacing south jetty this year

Port of Port Townsend decides against replacing south jetty this year

The failing south jetty at Point Hudson will not be replaced this year. After months of discussion, a majority of port commissioners… Continue reading

Port of Port Townsend decides against replacing south jetty this year

Cost rises for Port of Port Angeles stormwater treatment facility construction

The Port of Port Angeles’ Marine Terminal Stormwater Treatment facility, originally budgeted for $2.05 million, will cost $2.36 million to build and… Continue reading

Chimacum man finds huge mushroom in his field

Chimacum man finds huge mushroom in his field

Doyle Yancey of Egg & I Farms in Chimacum was mowing the Glendale Farm field in Beaver Valley on Monday when he came… Continue reading

Chimacum man finds huge mushroom in his field
Signs of change: Port Angeles woman tells of getting off drugs

Signs of change: Port Angeles woman tells of getting off drugs

After running out of drugs to distract her from the chill of the winter, Jenni Tiderman, climbed out of her snow-covered tent… Continue reading

Signs of change: Port Angeles woman tells of getting off drugs
Chair of Port Townsend panel discusses measures underway to create more living quarters

Chair of Port Townsend panel discusses measures underway to create more living quarters

The chair of the Port Townsend City Council’s Affordable Housing Committee said the panel is discussing incentives for developers to help solve… Continue reading

Chair of Port Townsend panel discusses measures underway to create more living quarters
Sequim man faces up to a year in jail after guilty verdict in road rage case

Sequim man faces up to a year in jail after guilty verdict in road rage case

Net Nanny sting defendant Clinton Caldwell of Sequim faces a maximum 364-day jail sentence at 9 a.m. Friday after a Clallam County… Continue reading

Sequim man faces up to a year in jail after guilty verdict in road rage case
Fatherhood, ‘passion for the sport’ fuel Rhody Run winner

Fatherhood, ‘passion for the sport’ fuel Rhody Run winner

It wasn’t the British royal wedding, but the crowd on the Fort Worden parade grounds was large and just as joyful for… Continue reading

Fatherhood, ‘passion for the sport’ fuel Rhody Run winner
Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts offers variety on 25th anniversary

Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts offers variety on 25th anniversary

The Juan de Fuca Festival will celebrate its 25th anniversary this weekend with many returning favorite performers and some new ones added… Continue reading

Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts offers variety on 25th anniversary
Whittaker film about second-generation climb on Mount Kennedy to debut at Telluride

Whittaker film about second-generation climb on Mount Kennedy to debut at Telluride

Have you ever thought what it would be like to walk in your father’s footsteps? Leif and Bobby Whittaker, and Chris Kennedy… Continue reading

Whittaker film about second-generation climb on Mount Kennedy to debut at Telluride
PAHS students create new welcome sign; ceremony today

PAHS students create new welcome sign; ceremony today

Woodworking students at Port Angeles High School are preparing to unveil the new “Welcome to Port Angeles” sign they created for the… Continue reading

PAHS students create new welcome sign; ceremony today