PORT TOWNSEND — Voters embraced a proposed levy lid lift for the Port Townsend Library on Tuesday night, with 2,082 votes, or 63.73 percent, approving… Continue reading
Republican Doug Cloud likely will once again challenge Rep. Norm Dicks, a Democrat, for the 6th Congressional District seat in the Nov. 4 general election.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — To create a vibrant future for Port Angeles, the city needs "community champions" — not "crusaders" or "a spirit of divisiveness." That… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The riders on the bus go up and up, but the tax revenues for the bus go down and down. Meanwhile, plans… Continue reading
BRINNON — Six years after floodwaters gouged out a stretch of Dosewallips Road, U.S. Forest Service officials are one step closer to deciding if Jefferson… Continue reading
SEQUIM —Kevin Magner and Le Mélenge will perform original rock, folk and blues tonight for Sequim's Music in the Park concert series. The free concert… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Cornerhouse Restaurant downtown had an unwelcome customer overnight. Between the time the janitor left at 12:30 a.m. and when the first… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The next executive director of the Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce is still to be determined. The chamber board of directors on… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Most North Olympic Peninsula voters happily will finish playing their parts in the state's first Top 2 primary election today. Not only voters… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Try walking down the south side of Fir Street, around one of the many utility poles stuck in it. "If you turn and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City crews fully completed the repair of a 24-inch water this morning, but residents are asked to conserve water until 5 p.m.… Continue reading
A break in the 24-inch water transmission line between Dry Creek and the transfer station, forcing the city of Port Angeles to declare a Stage… Continue reading
FORKS — "Twilight" will come early for eager fans awaiting the movie's release this fall. The movie, based on best-selling book of the same title… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A wave of unsettled weather brought thunder and lightning — and about a dozen small fires — across the North Olympic… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will consider on Tuesday $150,000 to the Harbor-Works Public Development Authority for a start-up fund. The Port Angeles City… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An open house with new Olympic National Park Superintendent Karen Gustin will be held on Tuesday. The meet-and-greet will last from 5… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Five years ago, incensed about increased restrictions on recreational salmon fishing and crabbing, Gary Hulsey decided to do something. On Saturday, the… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Get ready for another Fir Street flap. The western portion of the arterial is one popular stretch, running among Sequim High School's athletic… Continue reading
SEQUIM — There's a drug that works like heroin, can kill like heroin, and is found in a lot of homes on and off the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The first day of 2008 was a bad day for City Manager Mark Madsen. It was the first day of what he… Continue reading
