State agency stops giving personal info to feds
the CVG show —… Continue reading
Pennies for Quarters, the brainchild of a former military policeman to provide free, temporary, tiny-home housing for homeless veterans, has found new… Continue reading
What makes a good teacher? Ask Cindy Crumb, John Gallagher and Ron Jones. They are finalists for the inaugural Educator of the… Continue reading
Students at Quilcene School eat food prepared by their classmates for lunch, and much of it is either grown on campus or sourced… Continue reading
A federal judge has upheld a $15 million verdict against Lakewood police who shot and killed an unarmed black man,… Continue reading
Guest speaker Lorna Smith will describe why education and understanding are key to large carnivore survival in a changing world at the… Continue reading
Port Angeles came in second at its home gymnastics meet, fending off Kingston and North Kitsap in a very close four-way contest.… Continue reading
When driving the coast from Ventura, Calif., to his new home in Port Townsend 11 years ago, Dennis Daneau did what many… Continue reading
The 24th District’s two state representatives and the region’s 6th District congressman — all Democrats — are well on their way to… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula generated more than $3 million in lodging tax revenue in 2017 thanks to a spike in “heads in beds” at lodging… Continue reading
EYE ON OLYMPIA
State Sen. Kevin Van De Wege reports that three of the things he’s working on in the Legislature’s new term involve “serious threats… Continue reading
Two people were transported to Jefferson Healthcare hospital with minor injuries early Sunday after a two-car wreck near milepost 8 of state… Continue reading
The Olympic Mountain Cloggers dance troupe will be featured at the next Your Community Variety Show, set for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. The free… Continue reading
“Glimpses of a S’Klallam Village at Washington Harbor” continues at the Peninsula College Longhouse Art Gallery. The show, which opened Jan. 2,… Continue reading
Auditions for a reading of “Shattered Ceilings” will be held at
7 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. The play will be performed at the… Continue reading
A proposed Senate bill and its companion in the House could provide Washington citizens greater transparency… Continue reading
The final score won’t show it, but the Peninsula College men came within 2.7 seconds of knocking off the No. 2-ranked team… Continue reading
The Jefferson Teen Center was set to close for good Friday. Funding had dried up and there was no way to pay the… Continue reading
Clallam County commissioners will consider a one-year, $1.25 million contract with Clallam Public Defender to represent indigent clients in superior, juvenile and both district courts… Continue reading
