DUNGENESS -- A study of Dungeness Bay pollution recommends stepping up efforts to lead toward reopening the onetime clean and shellfish-rich bay north of Sequim… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Monroe Elementary School parents say they will attend a public hearing Tuesday to voice their opinion that the school should not be… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- With their guns drawn, three police officers approached a door propped open by a broom handle. They slowly entered the dark warehouse.… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW -- Three property owners on Inner Harbor are claiming that the county lacks jurisdiction to order removal of their boat mooring buoys. And… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Washington State Ferries rejected a landmark hotel and restaurant's proposal to serve food on the Port Townsend-Keystone route, but the restaurant's owner… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The condition of the survivor in Wednesday's double-shooting and suicide east of Sequim has been upgraded to serious. A spokeswoman at Seattle's Harborview… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Sarah Moores is a 14-year-old with a busy schedule at Sequim Middle School, a part-time job at her grandma's deli, and a circle… Continue reading
CARLSBORG -- One day after horrific shootings ended two lives and left one hanging in the balance, friends and family of Noelle Staneart and Shane… Continue reading
People with mental health issues don't always respond to the traditional judicial system. That's the driving force behind a new mental health calendar established this… Continue reading
DIAMOND POINT -- A 15-hour murder investigation came to a violent end early Thursday when a Diamond Point man sought in the shooting death of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A man who lived hundreds of years ago along the shores of the Strait of Juan de Fuca was found carefully wrapped… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Archaeological excavation at the graving yard -- flagged last month to begin by now -- cannot start until state officials contract with… Continue reading
The city of Port Townsend is accepting public comments on possible environmental impacts of constructing a 12,000-square-foot City Hall annex building. The $4.75 million project… Continue reading
Two accounts have been set up at First Federal Savings and Loan Association to assist the victims of Wednesday's shooting. Contributions may be made at… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY -- The thunderous roar of applause, cheers and feet stomping on wooden bleachers filled the Clallam Bay School gym Wednesday afternoon in honor… Continue reading
INDIAN ISLAND -- About 500 U.S. Army active duty, reserve and National Guard soldiers are camping out on the beach as part of an exercise… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- The Makah Senior Citizens Program has received $26,000 from the Muckleshoot tribe to purchase a new 15-passenger van to provide transportation for… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- That 15 minute parking sign isn't a suggestion, especially with four of the city's finest patrolling the downtown streets enforcing parking rules.… Continue reading
POULSBO -- The father of a Quilcene Elementary School student killed in a van crash early Tuesday morning reportedly had a blood-alcohol level more than… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Indian Island is again playing host to an Army exercise, bringing convoys to Jefferson County roads. Navy officials say the road traffic… Continue reading
