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Navy aids in rescue of hiker injured in Olympic National Park

A 46-year-old Seattle man who was injured while hiking in Badger Valley near Obstruction Point south of Port Angeles was rescued… Continue reading

Trawling for data: NOAA research ship surveys salmon, other ocean fish

Trawling for data: NOAA research ship surveys salmon, other ocean fish

A team of scientists set sail on a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research vessel last week to study juvenile salmon and… Continue reading

Trawling for data: NOAA research ship surveys salmon, other ocean fish

Finishing Navy pier in Port Angeles Harbor delayed until September

Completion of a submarine escort-vessel pier project opposite the city’s downtown shoreline has been delayed from mid-July to September, a Navy spokesman… Continue reading

Port of Port Townsend details cash flow, capital projects

The Port of Port Townsend will see activity through the end of the year as cash flow projections and capital projects in… Continue reading

Saildrones launched from Neah Bay to study ocean

Saildrones launched from Neah Bay to study ocean

The next generation of ocean research was on bright display in Neah Bay this week. Two orange unmanned sailing drones, created by… Continue reading

Saildrones launched from Neah Bay to study ocean
Greyhound to take over Dungeness Line, adding Port Townsend stop

Greyhound to take over Dungeness Line, adding Port Townsend stop

Dungeness Line, the North Olympic Peninsula’s only scheduled bus route to Seattle and Sea-Tac, will be operated by Greyhound Lines instead of… Continue reading

Greyhound to take over Dungeness Line, adding Port Townsend stop
District 24 candidates talk about positions in Port Townsend

District 24 candidates talk about positions in Port Townsend

More than 100 people heard from candidates for the House of Representatives 24th district positions 1 and 2 at a candidate forum… Continue reading

District 24 candidates talk about positions in Port Townsend
Lefties rescue woman from burning car in Canada

Lefties rescue woman from burning car in Canada

The Port Angeles Lefties have a new fan after they rescued a Canadian woman from her burning car on their way to… Continue reading

Lefties rescue woman from burning car in Canada
Neighbors, border collie save heron after fall from nest

Neighbors, border collie save heron after fall from nest

Sequim photographers Suzanne Anaya and Ken Kennedy recently found themselves moving from behind the camera to front and center to help one of… Continue reading

Neighbors, border collie save heron after fall from nest
Port Townsend cyclist to raise funds for autism treatment

Port Townsend cyclist to raise funds for autism treatment

Mike Tapogna is an avid cyclist, a skilled mason and an artist who says that his most important role is that of… Continue reading

Port Townsend cyclist to raise funds for autism treatment
Capital campaign begins to expand, remodel Dungeness River Audubon Center

Capital campaign begins to expand, remodel Dungeness River Audubon Center

A capital campaign has been launched to expand the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s Dungeness River Audubon Center. Campaign partners with the tribe — River… Continue reading

Capital campaign begins to expand, remodel Dungeness River Audubon Center
Forks man spends night in car after wreck

Forks man spends night in car after wreck

Firefighters and emergency medical technicians rescued an elderly Forks man who had driven a car off an embankment along Sitkum-Sol Duc Road and… Continue reading

Forks man spends night in car after wreck
Nichols, Barkhuis spar in prosecuting attorney race forum in Port Angeles

Nichols, Barkhuis spar in prosecuting attorney race forum in Port Angeles

The race for Clallam County prosecuting attorney heated up at an election forum Tuesday. The hourlong program featured incumbent one-term Republican Mark… Continue reading

Nichols, Barkhuis spar in prosecuting attorney race forum in Port Angeles

Jefferson County fee hike in effect next week

A 5 percent technology fee will be added to fee schedules in the community development department and some in public works starting… Continue reading

Scientists to look for remnants of meteorite in Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary

An underwater search is planned for remnants of a large meteorite that exploded over the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary in March.… Continue reading

Rower forced to cut short climate change effort in Great Pacific Race

Rower forced to cut short climate change effort in Great Pacific Race

The sea was not kind to Team Ripple Effect earlier this month when rower Eliza Dawson’s quest to study the effects of… Continue reading

Rower forced to cut short climate change effort in Great Pacific Race
Team Sail Like A Girl wins Race to Alaska

Team Sail Like A Girl wins Race to Alaska

Team Sail Like A Girl, an eight-woman Bainbridge Island crew, won the Race to Alaska at 12:17 a.m. Sunday after a floating… Continue reading

Team Sail Like A Girl wins Race to Alaska
Lawsuit alleges public records violations by Jefferson County

Lawsuit alleges public records violations by Jefferson County

Jefferson County faces a lawsuit over 2,353 alleged public records violations by the county sheriff’s office stemming from the case of a… Continue reading

Lawsuit alleges public records violations by Jefferson County

Port Angeles aims for climate plan in 2019

City officials will develop a climate action plan in 2019 with help from a citizens’ committee. The Port Angeles City Council voted… Continue reading

Command changes hands at Coast Guard Air Station/Sector Field Office Port Angeles

Command changes hands at Coast Guard Air Station/Sector Field Office Port Angeles

There’s a new commanding officer at Coast Guard Air Station/Sector Field Office Port Angeles. Cmdr. M. Scott Jackson assumed command Friday from… Continue reading

Command changes hands at Coast Guard Air Station/Sector Field Office Port Angeles