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Jefferson Hospice Foundation eyes expansion of services

The Hospice Foundation for Jefferson Healthcare is looking for new and better funding options as officials eye expanding its services in Jefferson… Continue reading

Three teams lead in Race to Alaska; many batten down Wednesday for expected storm

Three teams lead in Race to Alaska; many batten down Wednesday for expected storm

Three teams, all sailing multihulls, have taken significant leads in the Race to Alaska. All three chose to sail on toward Ketchikan,… Continue reading

Three teams lead in Race to Alaska; many batten down Wednesday for expected storm
Food Co-op expansion groundbreaking delayed

Food Co-op expansion groundbreaking delayed

A groundbreaking for the Port Townsend Food Co-op’s expansion will be delayed due to some city processes that are taking longer than… Continue reading

Food Co-op expansion groundbreaking delayed
Mount Angeles View redevelopment project work to start mid-July

Mount Angeles View redevelopment project work to start mid-July

Construction is set to begin by mid-July on 63 multi-family, low-income housing units south of downtown Port Angeles as part of the… Continue reading

Mount Angeles View redevelopment project work to start mid-July

Port Townsend views funding for future; annexation into fire district among topics discussed

The Port Townsend City Council discussed funding for aspects of the city’s three-year strategic plan, a conversation that included an analysis of… Continue reading

First clue released in Port Townsend Film Festival’s Guess the Guest contest

The Port Townsend Film Festival’s Guess the Guest contest starts today with the announcement of the first of three clues. Each year,… Continue reading

Sequim man dies in single-car crash

A 64-year-old Sequim resident died when his car went over an embankment on Lost Mountain Road. Darrell Piatt failed to negotiate a curve… Continue reading

Washington lawmakers near end of second special session

Washington lawmakers are nearing the end of their second special session, and with no signs that… Continue reading

Tall ships expected to pass Jefferson state parks today

Tall ships expected to pass Jefferson state parks today

Up to a dozen tall ships could sail past two Jefferson County state parks today as part of a parade to commemorate… Continue reading

Tall ships expected to pass Jefferson state parks today
Wednesday Farmers Market set to start in Port Townsend this week

Wednesday Farmers Market set to start in Port Townsend this week

The Wednesday Farmers Market in Port Townsend opens for the season this week “because once a week is not enough,” according to… Continue reading

Wednesday Farmers Market set to start in Port Townsend this week
Human power takes the early lead in Race to Alaska’s second leg

Human power takes the early lead in Race to Alaska’s second leg

With light southerly winds and a northern current, the first day of the Race to Alaska’s second leg went to human power,… Continue reading

Human power takes the early lead in Race to Alaska’s second leg
Green crab count rises to 72 on Dungeness Spit

Green crab count rises to 72 on Dungeness Spit

Trapping efforts continue at Graveyard Spit on the Dungeness Spit as federal and state resource managers continue to find the invasive European green… Continue reading

Green crab count rises to 72 on Dungeness Spit
Early admission offered those who buy Taste of Port Townsend tickets by today

Early admission offered those who buy Taste of Port Townsend tickets by today

Taste of Port Townsend, an annual event celebrating area food and drink, is coming up Thursday and this year, the Port Townsend… Continue reading

Early admission offered those who buy Taste of Port Townsend tickets by today
Biggest leg of Race to Alaska begins from Victoria at high noon today

Biggest leg of Race to Alaska begins from Victoria at high noon today

At high noon today, sailors, paddleboarders and boaters will embark on one of the most difficult water races in the world. In total,… Continue reading

Biggest leg of Race to Alaska begins from Victoria at high noon today

Man told others of fear of heights before falling to his death off Port Angeles bridge

A 49-year-old Port Angeles man who jumped Thursday from the Tumwater Truck Route bridge said he had a fear of heights before… Continue reading

Port Angeles School Board approves health center

Port Angeles School Board approves health center

The proposed health center at Port Angeles High School has earned the approval of the Port Angeles School District board of directors.… Continue reading

Port Angeles School Board approves health center
Olympic National Forest will hold a fee-free day Saturday in recognition of National Get Outdoors Day. (National Forest Service)

Fee-free day in Olympic National Forest on Saturday

The U.S. Forest Service is waiving fees at day-use recreation sites on the Olympic National Forest on Saturday in recognition of National Get… Continue reading

Olympic National Forest will hold a fee-free day Saturday in recognition of National Get Outdoors Day. (National Forest Service)

Port Angeles police identify man in apparent suicide

Police this morning identified longtime Port Angeles resident Paul Gerald Sutherland as the 49-year-old man who jumped to his death from the… Continue reading

Employee sues top Clallam prosecutor, alleging sexual harassment

Employee sues top Clallam prosecutor, alleging sexual harassment

Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney Mark Nichols has been sued by an office manager who claims that she was sexually harassed for two… Continue reading

Employee sues top Clallam prosecutor, alleging sexual harassment
Mental health evaluation ordered for man accused in Sequim woman’s beating death

Mental health evaluation ordered for man accused in Sequim woman’s beating death

A Bainbridge Island High School junior accused of murdering a Sequim-area woman and killing her dog must undergo a mental health evaluation… Continue reading

Mental health evaluation ordered for man accused in Sequim woman’s beating death