PORT ANGELES — Lovebirds planning their big day — and all the essential players who bring a wedding to life — go hand-in-hand at the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center reached the state's enrollment requirement in February after falling below the requirement last year and in… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A white plastic wristband and a $50 antenna can provide families with peace of mind. So promised Sequim Police Officer Maris Turner as… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — A bill to cross-commission tribal police to arrest non-Natives on reservations faces a hearing today in the state Senate. That’s unless Clallam Sheriff… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Not only do the four teenagers have to face one of humankind's worst fears, they also must wrestle with Cindy Bacon's tough-to-nail topics.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Jefferson County Board of Health on Thursday delayed for at least a year the launch of a state-mandated septic system operations and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — To paraphrase Mark Twain, recent reports of the death of downtown Port Angeles are an exaggeration, according to the Port Angeles Downtown… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center has found much of the $1 million it wants to cut from its 2008 budget and bring its operating… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Voters living in the Quilcene School District are being asked to renew and raise a four-year maintenance and operations levy. Voter approval would… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The confluence of construction projects in downtown Port Angeles has crippled business among stores this winter, a city councilman says. "Some businesses… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Jefferson County Board of Health will consider how to make a proposed septic system program more affordable for homeowners at a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A six-month moratorium has been placed on razing historic homes in the National Landmark Historic District and on the construction of homes… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Gil Simon, leader of a coalition seeking to overhaul the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce, had a visit from Walt Schubert, the chamber's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Morgan Van Dyke has joined Olympic Medical Center as the hospital's first grant writer. Her first project will be to obtain federal… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state's redevelopment "community vision" project is the city's first opportunity to be involved in what happens to the waterfront site that… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This week and next will probably be the peak time of the season for influenza, Clallam-Jefferson Health Officer Tom Locke told the… Continue reading
JOYCE — A four-year maintenance and operations tax levy for Crescent School District was well on its way to victory Tuesday night after 680 ballots… Continue reading
TACOMA — Five Makah whalers will face fewer charges at their federal trial in April, a U.S. magistrate ruled Tuesday. Gone is the count of… Continue reading
Partisan voters in Clallam and Jefferson counties showed Tuesday that they're not much different than their fellow voters elsewhere. Republican voters favored front-runner John McCain,… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — The Makah Tribal Court trial of five whalers will get back on track soon under the direction of a new chief judge.… Continue reading
