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Sprint boat races to resume in Port Angeles; Company that owns property bought out

Sprint boat races to resume in Port Angeles; Company that owns property bought out

Sprint boat races will return to Port Angeles after the buyout of the company that owns the property Extreme Sports Park sits… Continue reading

Sprint boat races to resume in Port Angeles; Company that owns property bought out
Kilauea volcano erupts, sending ash plume 30,000 feet into the sky

Kilauea volcano erupts, sending ash plume 30,000 feet into the sky

Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupted from its summit before dawn Thursday, shooting a dusty plume… Continue reading

  • May 17, 2018
Kilauea volcano erupts, sending ash plume 30,000 feet into the sky
Starving animals under the care of rescue facility; Chimacum owner charged

Starving animals under the care of rescue facility; Chimacum owner charged

Seven starving bison are under the care of a Quilcene rescue facility after they were removed from a Chimacum Valley field last month.… Continue reading

Starving animals under the care of rescue facility; Chimacum owner charged
Grant to help redesign teaching of some subjects at Peninsula College

Grant to help redesign teaching of some subjects at Peninsula College

Peninsula College was recently awarded $149,700 from College Spark Washington as part of an annual, competitive statewide community grants program. The grant… Continue reading

Grant to help redesign teaching of some subjects at Peninsula College

All but one incumbent unopposed so far in Clallam candidate filings

Incumbent elected Clallam County officials are sitting pretty for the Nov. 6 general election with two days left for challengers to file… Continue reading

One Jefferson candidate files for county office on Wednesday

One candidate filed for office Wednesday morning in the Jefferson County races. Tom Brotherton, 72, of Quilcene, filed for the District 3… Continue reading

PHOTO: Rhody carnival coming together

PHOTO: Rhody carnival coming together

Funtastic Carnival workers begin setting up the Umbrella Ride, one of the attractions for Rhody Week festivities, on Tuesday morning in Port Townsend. Memorial Field’s… Continue reading

PHOTO: Rhody carnival coming together

Man pulled from water identified as Port Townsend resident, Sequim attorney

The man found dead in the Port Townsend Boat Haven on Monday morning has been identified as Anthony Philip Mauhar Jr., a… Continue reading

Contests created with new candidate filings

The second day of candidates filing for the Nov. 6 general election produced contested races for West End-area District Court 2, the… Continue reading

First day of filing week in Clallam yields primary race

The first day for Clallam County candidates to file for the Nov. 6 general election produced a contest for the Aug. 7… Continue reading

Body recovered from water at Port Townsend Boat Haven

Body recovered from water at Port Townsend Boat Haven

The body of a man was recovered from the water at the Port Townsend Boat Haven on Monday morning. The identity of… Continue reading

Body recovered from water at Port Townsend Boat Haven
Nichols trial delayed until after election

Nichols trial delayed until after election

The trial for Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney Mark Nichols’ alleged sexual harassment of a former employee has been delayed until after the Nov.… Continue reading

Nichols trial delayed until after election
‘Snail mail’ mishap: Three-year backlog of mail delivered to adviser at business center

‘Snail mail’ mishap: Three-year backlog of mail delivered to adviser at business center

Kevin Hoult learned why it’s called “snail mail” after the U.S. Postal Service delivered about three years worth of mail recently. Hoult,… Continue reading

‘Snail mail’ mishap: Three-year backlog of mail delivered to adviser at business center
Candidates get early start on filing week in Jefferson

Candidates get early start on filing week in Jefferson

Several candidates got an early start Monday morning at the Jefferson County Courthouse, waiting in line to file to run for county… Continue reading

Candidates get early start on filing week in Jefferson
Regulations curb growth, Peninsula officials say

Regulations curb growth, Peninsula officials say

Area officials told state Democratic lawmakers and leaders that over-regulation is limiting growth and challenging cities across the North Olympic Peninsula. “From… Continue reading

Regulations curb growth, Peninsula officials say
Port Townsend publisher Adam Parfrey dies following stroke

Port Townsend publisher Adam Parfrey dies following stroke

Adam Parfrey, a Port Townsend publisher known for giving a voice to fringe views and exposing people to ideas others were not… Continue reading

Port Townsend publisher Adam Parfrey dies following stroke

Port Angeles man dies following motorcycle wreck

A 71-year-old Port Angeles man died Sunday following a motorcycle wreck on Elwha River Road, according to the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office.… Continue reading

PHOTO GALLERY: Thousands parade for Sequim Irrigation Festival
PHOTO GALLERY: Thousands parade for Sequim Irrigation Festival
Hunt for invasive green crab catches 22 in Dungeness in first month

Hunt for invasive green crab catches 22 in Dungeness in first month

Local resource managers are back on the hunt for European green crab. Last year, the invasive species, considered one of the world’s worst,… Continue reading

Hunt for invasive green crab catches 22 in Dungeness in first month
Sheriff’s race heats up in Jefferson

Sheriff’s race heats up in Jefferson

Jefferson County Sheriff’s Detective Joe Nole is running in the Nov. 6 general election against the man who demoted him from undersheriff… Continue reading

Sheriff’s race heats up in Jefferson