PORT ANGELES -- Olympic National Park shouldn't grow larger, the state Department of Ecology should speed cleanup of the Rayonier mill site, and Medicare reimbursements… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Time really can be money in a system of trade and barter called "local currency" that uses a unit of currency called… Continue reading
AGNEW -- It's obvious why they're here. Christy and Kelly Johnston love farming -- and each other. The couple's six-year-old farm is one of the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Many came late Wednesday night to plead with the Port of Port Townsend commissioners to give John "Mike" Hogan and his marine… Continue reading
FORKS -- The West End community celebrates its heritage -- and a favorite form of apparel -- when it begins its annual weeklong Hickory Shirt/Heritage… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The government of Canada is reviewing the $25 million damage claim filed this week by Merrill & Ring but has no intention… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An electioneering complaint against Clallam County Auditor Cathleen McKeown now is expected to make its way to the Port Angeles city attorney… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Of all the counties surveyed in all the states, Clallam has the highest number of people using seat belts. Statewide, about 96.3… Continue reading
Election results will be certified in Clallam and Jefferson counties on Friday. Voter turnout was about 45 percent in Clallam County and about 55 percent… Continue reading
FORKS -- Backers of an operations and maintenance levy that failed in the primary election will try to have the measure on the general election… Continue reading
QUILCENE -- The prospect of a nearby off-road vehicle park has some looking forward to having fun while others anticipate a fight. The Jefferson County… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Looking down the road, the city has reserved its priority rights on the Bonneville Power Administration's transmission system for the next 30… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Talk about putting up a house. The 700-plus-square-foot structure on Lauridsen Boulevard at Fairmont Avenue will be lifted off the ground while… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- It sounds contradictory at first. Burnt Hill, that sometime battleground for dirt bikers and homeowners south of Sequim, will be closed to off-road… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The brother of a boy who died of a methadone overdose has been charged with delivering methadone a month after his brother… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A group of contractors, environmentalists, real estate dealers, building officials and just plain citizens celebrated the release of a BuiltGreen of Clallam… Continue reading
JOYCE -- Construction may start as early as October on a sidewalk along state Highway 112 that will link the Crescent school complex with the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city has a declared a Stage 2 water shortage, requiring immediate voluntary reductions in water consumption. The water shortage declaration was… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- When a local forestry company gave notice on Monday that it was going to take on the Canadian government over timber policies… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Neighbors -- and others farther away -- call Sorrento inappropriate, even "appalling," as David Brown put it. The development, which proposes 229 dwellings… Continue reading
