FORKS — Tours of Forks highlighting spots mentioned in the teen novel Twilight are nearly full — and bookings show that the idea has international… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Tim Caldwell has announced his resignation as general manager of the Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce, effective the end of this month.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — They're looking for vitamins for downtown. Or perhaps a fountain of youth. The Sequim City Council waded deep into the Town Center Sub-Area… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Jim Cammack, president of Olympic Medical Center's board of commissioners, unexpectedly resigned from the board Monday. The retired owner of Jim's Pharmacy… Continue reading
Clallam County is seeking residents willing to participate in county government by serving on groups that advise county commissioners. They include: Animal Issues Advisory Committee:… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Federal budget cuts have delayed the opening of Fallsview Campground south of Quilcene, which a Chamber of Commerce leader sees as a threat… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Wine is working. But water is a problem, and cars are clogging up everything. So say three business people with vested interests in… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A veteran paper mill executive in the U.S. and Canada joined Port Townsend Paper Corp. on Monday as general manager and vice… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Filing for Clallam County elected offices opens today, with at least three candidates expected to seek a single county commissioner's seat. Incumbent… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Frances Charles will remain chairwoman of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe after Saturday's election. Charles garnered 113 votes — or 57.07 percent… Continue reading
Two people were injured in a motorcycle wreck Sunday afternoon about 27 miles south of Forks on U.S. Highway 101. Michael Walthrop, 42, of Ocean… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Farmers Market begins its summer weekday market beginning Wednesday, June 18, in the parking lot at the corner of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Complying with a federal mandate to control stormwater runoff will mean higher costs for both the city and developers. It also will… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A check fluttered out of the envelope, and Paula Barnes of the North Olympic Library System might have fallen out of her chair.… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — Toxic blue-green algae levels have worsened at Anderson Lake, but the popular fishing hole will remain open for the time being. Just… Continue reading
The Associated Press RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Global warming could release long-dormant stores of methane gas trapped beneath the Arctic permafrost — causing an abrupt and… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — When it comes to energy uses that contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, the city of Port Townsend operates one of the best… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Highways and dams came in waves through the 1950s and '60s, choking rivers and cutting into mountainsides. A few believed that the… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Hurricane Ridge Kennel Club's 2008 agility trials will continue today on the Blake family property today. The site is adjacent to Carrie… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two North Olympic Peninsula hospitals are looking upward happily from the bottom of the barrel. Jefferson Healthcare hospital ranks in the second… Continue reading
