SEQUIM -- Sequim Middle School held a practice drill Friday using a scenario that a call had been received reporting a bomb had been planted… Continue reading
NORDLAND -- Like so many business owners dependent on visitor traffic, Tom Rose wants to see an end to the $5 parking fee at Fort… Continue reading
Appeals of the downtown Port Angeles Farmers Market's conditional use permit to use one block of Laurel Street on Saturdays will be heard by the… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY -- Dick Woodward of Sekiu had an idea for economic development inspired by protests and brought to fruition with flowers. The logging industry… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- If a real estate agent rings your doorbell Saturday, it won't be to sell your home. He or she wants to sell you… Continue reading
WASHINGTON -- Somewhere, "Maggie"' is smiling. The late Sen. Warren Magnuson's 1977 limit on the number of oil tankers in Puget Sound was preserved Thursday… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Makah whalers met anti-whaling activists Thursday with surprising tolerance during the second scoping meeting concerning the tribe's request to resume whaling. There… Continue reading
DISCOVERY BAY -- Washington State University's Extension Service has launched a new program to educate residents about what they can do to better protect the… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- One man pushed the nutritional value of whale meat. One woman applauded the positive economic impact anti-whaling protestors will have when they… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Dozens of people filed into the Sequim Planning Commission's meeting Tuesday night, but many of them didn't get to comment on the project… Continue reading
INDIAN ISLAND -- Naval officials plan to convert Indian Island Naval Magazine's ammunition wharf into a maintenance site for nuclear-powered submarines. Those subs, which would… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- King's Way Foursquare Church will be sending a team to New Orleans and Mississippi from Oct. 19 to Nov. 2. Through Wal-Mart, the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Planning Commission members recommended a zoning change for 133.6 acres Tuesday, but the meeting ended up being about more than how much housing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Magnuson Amendment prohibiting the largest supertankers in Puget Sound is facing a test in the U.S. House of Representatives. If the… Continue reading
The Clallam County Fire Marshal's Office has lifted the burn ban effective midnight Tuesday. The decision, Fire Marshal Leon Smith said, was based on the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- There were feathers and flowers, fun fur and faux fowl, fall leaves and frogs. And in the case of Claudia Eklund, a fish.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A meandering new stretch of Larry Scott Memorial Trail has been cut near Cape George Road and is nearing completion, a county… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The City Council didn't have to look far to find a new city manager. Mark Madsen, the city's economic and community development… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- A boundary dispute between the Quileute tribe and Olympic National Park has led the tribe to close access to Second Beach and to… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW -- After eight years, Port Ludlow Fire Chief Wayne Kier officially leaves the department Oct. 31 for an assistant fire chief position with… Continue reading
