A June 18 trial date has been set for Sela Anne Kalama, 19, of Queets, who has been indicted by a federal grand jury in… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND - Jefferson Transit has applied to the Federal Transportation Administration for a $5.8 million grant to help pay for construction of a new… Continue reading
SEQUIM - As another crop of big boxes takes shape on the edge of the city, planners are focusing on downtown's health, and envisioning ways… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - Olympic Medical Center will lease office space to the Department of Veterans Affairs Puget Sound health Care System for a "virtual" VA… Continue reading
JOYCE - Pebbles the wallaby is hopping somewhere around Joyce, and her owner, Kiki Littlefish, is looking for her. The 1½-year old red-necked wallaby is… Continue reading
BRINNON - Fire investigators have determined that a fire that destroyed a home on U.S. Highway 101 in Brinnon on April 18 was caused by… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND - Following interviews and a closed executive session, the City Council reconvened Monday night to appoint George Randels to the council seat that… Continue reading
The first of 20 1,000-ton anchors was placed near the Hood Canal Bridge's eastern half Tuesday, a job that took more than four hours. "They… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - The Port Angeles City Council recognized Port Angeles police officer Daniel G. Morse, Tuesday night as he was given the department's Life… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY - Officials at Clallam Bay Correction Center are investigating how one of their a tactical submachine guns was left at a gun range… Continue reading
SEQUIM - Mercedes Meyer, comic-book composer, blows away assumptions about teenagers. She created one of her pen-drawn dramas recently about the consequences of teen sex,… Continue reading
CHIMACUM - High school students got a close and personal look at what a drunken-driving head-on car crash is like on Monday morning. In a… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK - The Hoh River Road will reopen today after being closed for about six months for repairs from the effects of winter… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - The just-concluded session of the state Legislature was a great one, Rep. Lynn Kessler told a Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - Fewer than 24 hours after returning from a trip which spanned more than 18,000 miles worldwide, Port Angeles School Superintendent Gary Cohn… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND - The Port Townsend School District will give the public the opportunity Thursday to help it map its future - including the recommended… Continue reading
SEQUIM - He knelt on one knee and clinched it. Bill Bentley, assistant superintendent of the 25,000-student Evergreen School District in Vancouver, Wash., will move… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES - As James Walter Paul, 63, lay in a hospital bed at Olympic Medical Center on Friday evening, he knew the two passengers… Continue reading
SEQUIM - The final day of the 2007 Legislature - which wrapped up around 9:30 p.m. April 22 - was much like election night in… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW - In the late 1800s, Port Townsend's dream of becoming the New York of the West collapsed, leaving the city caught in a… Continue reading
