SEQUIM — The town's a teenager, or perhaps a tweener. Whichever Sequim is, the awkwardness and growing pains have caught up with it, a couple… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A fire fed by oil that started in an inaccessible area in a crawl space in the shuttered KPly mill smoked for… Continue reading
BRINNON — The debate over whether to restore the Dosewallips River Road is black-and-white, as Quilcene-based Hood Canal District Ranger Dean Yoshina sees it. "It's… Continue reading
SEQUIM — For Mo and Fran Franken, this is like walking into a dream. Mo and her husband, Fran, have long worked opposite shifts at… Continue reading
FORKS — The skate park — which has been in use for about six weeks — will be ceremonially opened today, Saturday. The park designed… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The public has one more chance to shape the future of Fort Worden State Park at the final public hearing for the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center's pathology department has been accredited for another two years by the College of American Pathologists. The hospital also has… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The dress rehearsal went well. No one fell overboard. But that wasn't Stephen Bent's greatest worry. "I'm afraid that when we're loading… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A Steilacoom II ferry reservation system required some tweaking this week, but Washington State Ferries officials believe they have accomplished what they… Continue reading
INDIAN ISLAND — All experts in explosives handling and bomb containment, these Navy sailors deep-water dive, parachute, handle chemical hazards, even fast-rope rappel to reach… Continue reading
SEQUIM — When Nancy Davis unfurls a masterpiece, everything else in the room falls away. Three of her fans lean in, as though gazing at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will meet in executive session to discuss potential litigation today. A notice issued Thursday afternoon said that the seven-member… Continue reading
SEQUIM — They're right on the brink of bursting. Not the lavender plants. Those are already blooming and will keep growing more purple as summer… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center posted a positive 2.9 percent operating margin for the second quarter of 2008. The numbers presented by Julie Rukstad,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College president won't be at his desk full-time — except for the first week of the fall semester — until… Continue reading
LAPUSH — The Quileute will celebrate their history and heritage during Quileute Days today through Sunday. The Royal Court will be crowned at 5 p.m.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Prepare to be entertained while raising money for cancer research. The Relay for Life of Jefferson County, which begins today at 6… Continue reading
BLYN — There doesn't appear to be an "elk problem" anymore around Sequim, a panel of biologists and other ungulate watchers agreed this week. "But… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Charges have been dropped or reduced in a case in which three people were alleged to have taken indecent liberties with a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council agreed Tuesday that the Port of Port Angeles should wait to sell a 113-acre plot near the airport because… Continue reading
