PORT ANGELES -- Richard Wilson says he knows what a terrorist looks like. The special agent for the U.S. Naval Criminal Investigative Service says he… Continue reading
Washington State Ferries is altering the run schedule between Port Townsend and Keystone for the next two weeks due to low tides. Low tides are… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Faced with the possibility that Kenneth Kelly will take his Victorian businesses elsewhere, city officials are tuning into future economic development opportunities.… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- For the second consecutive year, Gov. Gary Locke's budget ax is poised to lop off funding for a fish hatchery in Clallam County.… Continue reading
EDITOR's NOTE: This is another in a series of articles on the Peninsula Home Fund. Please click on the button at left to generate a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- After months of painstaking cuts and employee layoffs, Clallam commissioners Tuesday approved a $60.3 million budget for 2003. Commissioners this year grappled… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The state Supreme Court decision reversing a Jefferson County child rape conviction may force smaller counties to install expensive closed-circuit television equipment… Continue reading
Other than a previously planned rally in support of education, officials from the Peninsula's three largest school districts say they will wait and see what… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Rick Moon says he can't imagine what the holidays would be like without a frontyard packed with stuffed animals, wooden reindeer, a… Continue reading
If Kenneth Kelly can't find a home for his three Victorian hardware businesses in Port Townsend, officials in another North Olympic Peninsula city say they're… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A school district task force has recommended integrating clusters of gifted students into regular classes as the best way to meet the needs… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Seeing llamas in front of Clallam County Courthouse -- and hearing advice from his wife -- helped persuade County Commissioner Mike Chapman… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Clallam County Public Utility District No. 1's 2003 budget includes no increases in electricity rates, barring "unforeseen" increases by the Bonneville Power… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The new year will bring new methods of hearing screening for babies born in Clallam County. The first baby born in 2003… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A retired Port Angeles man is asking Clallam residents to add a little bit of Christmas color to a gray, wind-swept stretch… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A proposal to bring a 20,000-square-foot hardware distribution business -- and 20 jobs -- to Port Townsend is apparently evaporating. Only three… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Westport Shipyard Inc. could break ground on its new yacht-making plant by March and employ 100 people by the end of next… Continue reading
Since taking her seat almost two years ago on the state Supreme Court, former Forks resident Justice Susan Owens says her life has changed. She… Continue reading
Rain and wind arrived with a vengeance Sunday, reminding residents what it's usually like to live in the Northwest in December. High winds knocked out… Continue reading
Local vaccination plans to assure protection of key people in the case of a smallpox outbreak are in place for high-risk military and health-care workers.… Continue reading
