BRINNON -- Newly appointed Jefferson County Commissioner Judi Mackey, D-Brinnon, says she won't take office until August so she can collect retirement investments she made… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Jefferson County Public Utility District No. 1 commissioners voted to hire an appraiser to work on a proposed Marrowstone Island public water… Continue reading
By Susan Schell North Olympic Peninsula residents will celebrate Independence Day from port to prairie in a flurry of activity Friday with fireworks, parades, music… Continue reading
By Susan Schell Jefferson and Clallam spectators eyeing the skies on the Fourth of July will want to find a prime spot to relax and… Continue reading
The Salmon Recovery Funding Board on Wednesday awarded a $150,000 grant to the Northwest Straits Marine Conservation Initiative to fund cleanup of derelict fish nets,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- More Border Patrol agents may be stationed here by the end of the year as the U.S. Bureau of Customs and Border… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- As the retail development saga continues to percolate, city planning officials want to know the public's ideas on how to regulate large-scale growth.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- More than a ton of derelict gear was pulled from the bottom of Port Angeles Harbor on Tuesday. The retrieval of crab… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Centrum will receive about $30,000 less in state funding, but was spared cuts that would have trimmed education programs in the final… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The proposed Oak Street hotel and conference center cleared another hurdle this week but there are more to come, according to the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The attorney for accused murder Ryan Neil Sorensen says he's still trying to get a new judge in his client's trial even… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula's population has risen to 92,000, according to estimates released Monday by the state Office of Financial Management. That compares with a… Continue reading
A wave of thunderstorms and warm, humid conditions have passed across the North Olympic Peninsula -- leaving lightning-caused fires and a memorable Monday morning drenching.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Crown Pacific Partners filed Monday for reorganization under federal bankruptcy laws, but the company's state-of-the-art Port Angeles mill will remain running, a… Continue reading
John Wayne Marina in Sequim was recognized as the best small marina in the June 2003 issue of Sea magazine. The "Best of the West"'… Continue reading
BEAVER -- A 28-year-old Forks man on Sunday night was listed in serious condition, the result of injuries received in a Saturday all-terrain-vehicle crash into… Continue reading
BRINNON -- Regional Boy Scout officials expect to file permits in the near future to log land near Pulali Point. Mark Hunter, the Scouts' Chief… Continue reading
Service station owners across the North Olympic Peninsula are advising customers that, effective Tuesday, the state's new five-cent gas tax will likely be passed along… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Washington Trust for Historic Preservation has placed historic Hyer Farm on the group's "10 Most Endangered Properties List" for 2003. Larry Cort, a… Continue reading
Lightning touched off at least two "spot fires"' in Olympic National Park on Sunday, park officials said. Two park system firefighters were dispatched Sunday afternoon,… Continue reading
