Mysterious booms aren't a new phenomenon at the top of the North Olympic Peninsula. Strange concussions felt in the early 1980s were linked to ordnance… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- What goes around comes around, a new plaque proves. A memorial rock calling attention to the first Irrigation Festival has been placed next… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A missed bus and the need for food can cost four hours of waiting in the rain in Neah Bay. So poor… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- You can't please everybody, especially on Burnt Hill. But you can hope that more homework heads off more lawsuits. That's the belief behind… Continue reading
QUILCENE -- Construction of a Jefferson County Public Utility District water system in the U.S. Highway 101 commercial core is expected to begin in mid-June,… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- If you ask City Councilman Don Hall, it's open season on the City Council this Monday night. The council will hold a town-hall… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A small biplane that lost power Thursday afternoon and crashed in a back yard left the pilot unscathed. James Lindsay, 75, of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The community and North Olympic Peninsula again received rave reviews from passengers who came to town aboard a giant cruise ship for… Continue reading
April may be the cruelest month, but since May started things have been looking up. That's because on May 1 the Hurricane Ridge Road opened… Continue reading
TACOMA -- A federal jury needed only one hour Thursday to reach consensus clearing Jefferson County and Jail Superintendent Steve Richmond of a multimillion-dollar civil… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Conversion of the Naval Magazine Indian Island ammunition wharf for maintenance of Navy submarines is expected to be completed this summer, the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Three mornings before the Irrigation Festival Arts & Crafts Show, Police Chief Robert Spinks put a damper on future parties. During its Wednesday… Continue reading
JOYCE -- A controlled burn north of Joyce turned into the season's first uncontrolled wildfire Wednesday afternoon. It wasn't large -- the fire burned about… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Olympic Medical Center administrators Wednesday celebrated keeping their promise to provide primary care at the former Virginia Mason clinics. "We had a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Erica Delma and Molly Fahrenschon have high hopes for the day when a new and improved Pope Marine Park attracts more families… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A revised skateboard ordinance reviewed Tuesday night by the City Council would prohibit skateboards, roller skates, inline skates and bicycles on downtown… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Hamilton Elementary School's Krista Winn isn't just the best physical education teacher in the Northwest. She's the best in the nation. Winn… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Robert Pontius of Beaver Valley has filed as a Republican candidate for Jefferson County commissioner in District 3. Pontius, who registered as… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The ms Ryndam, likely to be the largest passenger ship to visit the harbor this year, will pull up to the Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES --Clallam County Public Utility District General Manager Shelley Burgett is resigning effective June 2 to become comptroller for Snohomish County Public Utility District,… Continue reading
