PORT ANGELES -- It was the boom heard 'round the Peninsula, whatever it was. And folks are still talking about it, or them, almost a… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Dan Smith is a gruff guy. He doesn't flinch when a cold wind blows across his fields. But this week, he came close… Continue reading
TACOMA -- An infection that led to the amputation of a Jefferson County jail inmate's little finger was rare and hardly seen, a Seattle infection… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Clallam County is riding the leading edge of aging with a $750,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. County commissioners this… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Like the train hurtling toward the heroine tied to the tracks, the Virginia Mason clinic crisis has come closer and closer for… Continue reading
A nationwide demonstration on May Day to show the economic clout of immigrants touched the North Olympic Peninsula on Monday. An estimated 600 to 700… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A split City Council approved the first reading on Monday night of an ordinance repealing the city's short-lived mandatory bicycle helmet law.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The state Department of Ecology and Rayonier Inc. have settled a lawsuit over interpretation of dioxin cleanup standards at the company's former… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Fourteen-year-old Alli Cutting has a lot of stress to look forward to. She's in eighth grade, but she already knows how demanding high… Continue reading
It's a run-of-the-mill day when a doctor or neighbor tells Mike Heard that a North Olympic Peninsula resident is addicted to meth, and that the… Continue reading
Her mother's drug use is etched into Baby A.'s brief, painful life. The 3-month-old infant has known only tremors, diarrhea and foster care. She's tested… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Wal-Mart's ubiquitous smiley face doesn't get a grin from a group opposing a Supercenter that's expected to open in 2007. Wake Up… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Detectives believe that Noe Barron Cordova shot another man in the head at point-blank range, then placed a knife in the man's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Was it a bird, or a plane? Officials don't know the cause of a mysterious boom that rattled windows late Thursday night.… Continue reading
At her lowest point, Kristen Chilson -- all 74 pounds of her -- was so thin that her bones hurt when she sat in the… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- Makah Tribal Councilman Micah McCarty has returned from a three-week European tour as part of the Marshall Memorial Fellowship Program. McCarty, 35,… Continue reading
The impact of a mother's meth addiction on her newborn can be difficult to discern, even among state agencies. The Pediatric Interim Care Center in… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A woman who police believe has been stealing wallets from distracted Safeway shoppers was booked into the Clallam County jail Friday evening. Faith… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Despite blustery wind and falling raindrops, crowds turned out with excitement on the opening day Saturday of the Port Townsend Farmers Market.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Wayne Nelson came to the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend for two reasons. For one, his mother lives here. The second was… Continue reading
