SEQUIM -- The City Council has sent a loud-and-clear signal about its commitment to affordable housing for senior citizens. And sometime soon, the Port Townsend… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Business Association will become the latest local organization to enter the Hood Canal graving yard issue when it meets Tuesday morning. The… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The people clamored, and Norm Dicks listened. Deluged with thousands of e-mails, letters and phone calls for nearly two months, pleading with the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- An artist whose primitive-style paintings celebrate rural and small-town life has been chosen to produce the 2005 Sequim Lavender Festival poster "I'm… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The salmon are running at the southeast corner of Front and Oak streets downtown. The Port Angeles Downtown Association's Art on the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- For the first three weeks of his confinement, Oliver Strong had nothing to read, nobody to talk to and no relief from the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- With sales of more than $8 million this year, the Food Co-op defies the notion that such establishments were founded by hippies… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Keith Thorpe has been selected as the Peninsula Daily News" Employee of the Year for 2004. Thorpe, a photographer and creator of… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another in a series of articles on the Peninsula Home Fund. Please click on the Home fund button at left to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The man accused of killing his girlfriend in a brutal beating last week was formally charged Friday with second-degree murder. In a… Continue reading
The 14-mile corridor along state Highway 305 between Poulsbo and the Washington State Ferries terminal on Bainbridge Island is heavily congested and is only projected… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW -- Fire Chief Wayne Kier admitted that mistakes were made while fighting a Dec. 2 arson fire that destroyed a condominium fourplex, but… Continue reading
Parties to the Hood Canal Bridge graving yard controversy talked to each other this weekend -- but not to outside observers about what consensus, if… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- State transportation officials may have to fracture a contract to mend the Hood Canal Bridge. Stopping work on a graving yard to build… Continue reading
Construction union members Saturday were readying fliers, petitions and signs of support with which to blanket Clallam, Jefferson and Kitsap counties with their message: Keep… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- City Councilwoman Freida Fenn is pitching an idea to allow temporary camping for the homeless at Chimacum Park. Fenn asked the Jefferson… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Nancy Reeder loves the Alaska city she's called home during her 25 years in the military and in the police department. But part… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- From the air, the Port Angeles graving yard site looks like a rectangle, not a 22.5-acre question mark. What can be done with… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Hood Canal Coalition and six other environmental organizations have filed a lawsuit against Jefferson County and Fred Hill Materials Inc., asking a… Continue reading
A man arrested for his girlfriend's violent death will return to court this afternoon to face possible murder charges in the slaying of Amber Rae… Continue reading
