PORT TOWNSEND -- Alice McConaughy and Kristin Marshall stood Wednesday on the edge of Port Townsend Paper Corp.'s secondary treatment pond, long the brunt of… Continue reading
FORKS -- Clallam County sheriff's deputies are investigating a fatal shooting Tuesday morning that they think was an act of self-defense. One man was airlifted… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- PT Holdings Company Inc., parent company of Port Townsend Paper Corp., is facing a new and serious hurdle. It must make a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Melissa Leigh Carter died in the area where her body was found, not brought to the cold, muddy thicket above the Waterfront… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Steel slant-leg bridges proposed to replace the wooden Eighth Street trestles across Valley and Tumwater creeks will be redesigned as concrete spans… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Olympic Medical Center administrators tonight will present their blueprint for providing primary care for patients of the Virginia Mason clinic. Although negotiations… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Residents concerned about health problems possibly associated with smelly emissions from Port Townsend Paper Corp.'s mill agreed Tuesday night to organize, research… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Concerns that an educational and sustainable agriculture project could foul the Tri-Area's largest groundwater source are without merit, a representative of Sunfield… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- She was a stylish girl with her own spunk, and always had a smile for anyone who needed it. That's how Hayley… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A panel of middle-aged jurors Monday entered Port Angeles' shadow world of homelessness, methamphetamine and, ultimately, a 15-year-old girl's slaying. They listened… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Olympic Medical Center administrators and Virginia Mason clinic doctors will meet today to discuss details of a strategy to keep the physicians… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city will have to adjust its zoning eventually to meet growth demands, and the public needs to be engaged in the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Declining enrollment in the Port Townsend School District and recommendations from a study conducted by the Washington Association of School Administrators has… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Sometimes it's best to say nothing. Just stand close and be quiet. That's what Steve Brown did, on some days, during nine years… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- When Ivan Doig read an excerpt from his book, Winter Brothers, most of the audience was already familiar with it. So are… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A 17-year-old motorist died early Sunday when her car left U.S. Highway 101, skidded into a billboard support, snapped in two and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Lake Crescent Lodge has been cited as one of the three "most restful"' lodges in America's national parks. In an article in… Continue reading
INDIAN ISLAND -- You won't find heavy, yellow logging machinery in the 2,100 acres of coniferous forests at Naval Magazine Indian Island. Those machines scar… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Trial starts today in Clallam County Superior Court for Robert Gene Covarrubias, who is accused of the December 2004 rape-murder of 15-year-old… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Lacking a formal title, they're called "the kids." They're Sequim's latest pieces of free public art, and they're grinning and squirting water into… Continue reading