SEQUIM -- One cautioned against "the tenement look," while another detailed the dangers of "squashing down the city." After the Sequim Planning Commission put a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The danger of fire on the North Olympic Peninsula is so high that anything hotter than racy thought could start a blaze.… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Senior canines, senior humans and spectators are among the guests Judy Stirton and Elaine Diedrich are inviting to their party this Saturday. Tails… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- What's in a name? Just a cool yet warmhearted $600,000 for the Olympic Medical Center Foundation. That's how much three benefactors pledged… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Although she is a stanch Democrat, prosecuting attorney candidate Peggy Ann Bierbaum is drawing support from at least one Republican. One of… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Haller Fountain holds special memories for Bob Carter, who remembers looking down on Galatea from his father's office atop the stairs over… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- A system to turn salt water into drinking water is heading toward the Makah reservation on Friday. The 15,000-pound system will be… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The first Virginia Charter was drafted in 1606. It would govern the first English settlement in the New World, Jamestown, the next… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An unattended suitcase found across the street from the MV Coho ferry terminal Wednesday afternoon turned out to be just that. A… Continue reading
By STEPHAN MICHAELS PORT TOWNSEND -- For more than 40 years, the Port Townsend Tennis Tournament has drawn players from around Jefferson County to compete… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- She knits. She weaves. So what? So a lot. Blending fibers brings power to women -- and whole societies -- says Renne Emiko… Continue reading
One hand washing the other could wash out a quarter of influenza cases in the coming year, Clallam County commissioners learned Tuesday. They'll consider health… Continue reading
SEATTLE -- A man rescued from a swimming pool at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort remained in serious condition Tuesday in the Harborview Medical Center… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Think David and Goliath. Think Jack and the giant. Think St. George and the dragon. Lila Frisch has slain the mammoth ragweed… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- One already busy corner here could become prescription-drug central. A 17,000-square-foot Rite Aid store with a drive-through window could be under construction by… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A $13.8 million bond issue for an aquatics center will appear on the Nov. 7 general election ballot after a 5-2 vote… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A district court jury found Richard Brees not guilty of third-degree assault and fourth-degree malicious mischief Tuesday. Brees, who faced the misdemeanor… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It's a weed worthy of Paul Bunyan's ax, this horticultural horror in Lila Frisch's garden. It's a hay fever sufferer's Godzilla. It's… Continue reading
HOODSPORT -- The Bear Gulch 2 blaze has stayed within its 800 blackened acres as crews completed a 100-foot fire line along the eastern edge… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A meeting about a proposal to list steelhead trout in Puget Sound as a threatened species is planned next week. The meeting… Continue reading
