Authorities say Richard Speedy also caused damage as he made his way through the city. No one was injured.
“We have a few venues, but the Starlight is everyone’s favorite,” said the Port Townsend Film Festival executive director.
The burns are planned throughout the next month to six weeks.
Business focus is on emergency supplies, safety, personal protection
Benefit for Kyle Trussell
Two of the populations that migrate off the state’s coast are still a concern.
Auditions are set during Major League Baseball playoff games at venues across the North Olympic Peninsula starting next month.
All Clallam County office phone numbers will be inoperative Tuesday night except 9-1-1.
State Patrol: Mariah R. Byrd’s vehicle left the roadway four miles west of Hood Canal Bridge.
County planners have simplified proposed rules for vacation rentals.
It is the first time the gathering of legal, medical and research professionals has been held in the city.
The city is one of 14 in the state to see the LTE Advanced network.
Former lineman now scoring touchdowns
Michael “Mikie” Procunier was being treated for a broken arm before going into cardiac arrest, officials said.
Panel to consider pilot programs for private investors in four parks, including Fort Flagler
A Forks man was still in critical condition Sunday at Harborview Medical Center while an Edmonds man was in satisfactory condition.
Joy K. Anderson, 67, was in satisfactory condition after crash near Chimacum.
During a recent tour, Sequim City Council members heard updates on the remodel of the Guy Cole Convention Center in Carrie Blake Community Park and a list of what remains to be done.
Volunteers who work enough shifts during Crab Fest will receive coupons for free half dinners as well as chances in prize drawings.
During a free program at the Red Lion Hotel in Port Angeles on Sept. 28 at 6 p.m., speakers will talk about how the ocean is acidifying and future water availability.
