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Two-day scholarship auction to benefit Forks graduates

Two-day scholarship auction to benefit Forks graduates

The Quillayute Valley Scholarship Auction will sell more than 1,000 items or experiences this weekend to benefit Forks High School graduates. The 54th… Continue reading

Two-day scholarship auction to benefit Forks graduates
Students walk out against gun violence in Jefferson County

Students walk out against gun violence in Jefferson County

Students at Port Townsend High School, Blue Heron Middle School and the Chimacum School District participated in the National School Walkout on… Continue reading

Students walk out against gun violence in Jefferson County
Port Angeles man killed in wreck on Highway 3 near Poulsbo

Port Angeles man killed in wreck on Highway 3 near Poulsbo

Three-car collision kills 65-year-old and brings traffic to a standstill.

Port Angeles man killed in wreck on Highway 3 near Poulsbo

Expelled Forks student to be arraigned Friday after alleged threats

A recently expelled Forks High School student will be arraigned Friday on a charge of felony harassment after he allegedly threatened to… Continue reading

Port of Port Angeles to discuss developer’s inquiry on John Wayne Marina

Port of Port Angeles to discuss developer’s inquiry on John Wayne Marina

Port of Port Angeles commissioners will discuss how interested they are in selling John Wayne Marina when they meet in regular session… Continue reading

Port of Port Angeles to discuss developer’s inquiry on John Wayne Marina

Man in custody after attempted assault on popular Port Townsend trail

A local man is in custody following an attempted assault on the popular Larry Scott Memorial Trail. Mohabo Boughton, 24, of Port… Continue reading

Port Angeles police say city resident, 68, jumped from Eighth Street bridge

Port Angeles police say city resident, 68, jumped from Eighth Street bridge

Police late Monday afternoon identified a 68-year-old Port Angeles man as the person who committed suicide that morning from the Eighth Street… Continue reading

Port Angeles police say city resident, 68, jumped from Eighth Street bridge

Second season of work on highway around Lake Crescent starts this week

Work on U.S. Highway 101 around Lake Crescent will resume this week. A tree that has been determined to be a hazard… Continue reading

Rock FM station KZQM to launch in Sequim this May

Rock FM station KZQM to launch in Sequim this May

Whether you prefer The Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival or Devo, a new radio station planned in Sequim might have your favorite playlist set… Continue reading

Rock FM station KZQM to launch in Sequim this May
State money to allow Port Angeles pool to kick-start expansion

State money to allow Port Angeles pool to kick-start expansion

William Shore Memorial Pool officials could break ground this year for an expansion after it received $1.5 million in state funding. The… Continue reading

State money to allow Port Angeles pool to kick-start expansion
Jefferson County District 3 commissioner won’t run again

Jefferson County District 3 commissioner won’t run again

Kathleen Kler tells of husband’s health issues

Jefferson County District 3 commissioner won’t run again
Northwest Homeschool Band receives awards, prepares for concert

Northwest Homeschool Band receives awards, prepares for concert

Prize-winning members of the Northwinds Homeschool Jazz and Concerts Bands are preparing to present a free local community concert at 7 p.m.… Continue reading

Northwest Homeschool Band receives awards, prepares for concert
Renovation of Olympic National Park visitor facility expected to be finished for peak tourist season

Renovation of Olympic National Park visitor facility expected to be finished for peak tourist season

Renovation of the Olympic National Park visitor center is expected to be completed in time for the summer season.  Ellen Gage, ONP… Continue reading

Renovation of Olympic National Park visitor facility expected to be finished for peak tourist season
Sequim resident suggests volunteers guard schools

Sequim resident suggests volunteers guard schools

A Carlsborg resident has suggested that volunteers guard schools. Jack Singleton, a U.S. Army veteran, proposed to the Sequim School Board on Monday… Continue reading

Sequim resident suggests volunteers guard schools
U.S. senator tells Peninsula health officials of opioid efforts

U.S. senator tells Peninsula health officials of opioid efforts

U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell is hammering out legislation that would arm health officials and first responders in the fight against the opioid… Continue reading

U.S. senator tells Peninsula health officials of opioid efforts

Expelled Forks student allegedly threatened to kill

An expelled Forks High School student who allegedly threatened to kill a classmate and kept a manifesto about killing another person is… Continue reading

Weather delays McDonald Creek Bridge reopening until at least mid-April

Weather delays McDonald Creek Bridge reopening until at least mid-April

Weather has delayed construction on the McDonald Creek Bridge at least three or four weeks, with the earliest possible re-opening in mid-April. Earlier… Continue reading

Weather delays McDonald Creek Bridge reopening until at least mid-April
New Jefferson PUD manager expected to start in April

New Jefferson PUD manager expected to start in April

Negotiations are progressing toward hiring Larry Dunbar as the new general manager of the Jefferson County Public Utilities District. Commissioners Jeff Randall and… Continue reading

New Jefferson PUD manager expected to start in April
Tribes file opioid lawsuit: Jamestown S’Klallam, Port Gamble S’Klallam, Suquamish tribes take action

Tribes file opioid lawsuit: Jamestown S’Klallam, Port Gamble S’Klallam, Suquamish tribes take action

The Jamestown S’Klallam, Port Gamble S’Klallam and Suquamish tribes are taking on pharmaceutical companies and drug distributors, claiming the companies flooded their reservations… Continue reading

Tribes file opioid lawsuit: Jamestown S’Klallam, Port Gamble S’Klallam, Suquamish tribes take action
Port Angeles council considers plastic bag ban

Port Angeles council considers plastic bag ban

The Port Angeles City Council has conducted a first reading on a proposal to ban single-use plastic bags at stores within the… Continue reading

Port Angeles council considers plastic bag ban