A vehicle driving down Hurricane Ridge Road toward Port Angeles rolled onto its top near the south side of the first… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Police department seized a woman’s pellet gun over the weekend after staff at a Port Angeles bank reported a… Continue reading
When one is concerned with protecting one’s own power, it often becomes difficult to create enlightened policies for the greater good. And if one is… Continue reading
Clallam County Environmental Health will offer Septic 101, a free informational septic system class, in April. Pre-registration for the class is required. To register visit… Continue reading
A Coast Guard aircrew from Port Angeles rescued a 68-year-old hiker who suffered reportedly non-life threatening shoulder and back injuries after he fell… Continue reading
The Senate Ways and Means Committee has passed an amended version of Gov. Jay Inslee’s proposal… Continue reading
A bill that would ban bump stocks, a device that increases a weapon’s rate of fire,… Continue reading
Dawn Saiz of Sequim was unusually reticent about going to her hair appointment. At 62,… Continue reading
Clallam County commissioners will consider a revised agreement to file a lawsuit against manufacturers and wholesalers of prescription opioids in their weekly business meeting at… Continue reading
The Olympic Medical Center Foundation’s Red, Set, Go! Heart Luncheon raised a record $77,000, an increase of 26 percent over the 2017… Continue reading
RECENTLY, I SPENT a couple of weeks retelling the abbreviated story of my mother’s (and my) journey into and through long-term care. The point of… Continue reading
ON FEB. 17, I walked into TAFY (The Answer for Youth) to begin my weekly shift as garden grunt at their Sprouting Hope Greenhouse and… Continue reading
“AS IRON SHARPENS iron, so one man sharpens another” is a Bible proverb that emphasizes how working together is mutually beneficial. Such is the reasoning… Continue reading
Martin Brewer of Shelton has been selected as the Port Angeles School Board’s choice for superintendent. The School Board announced its choice… Continue reading
The Northwest Peninsula Friends of the National Rifle Association will hold its annual dinner and auction fundraiser Saturday, March 10. Tickets to… Continue reading
Four Olympic Medical Center employees were recognized for their contributions to the hospital’s 2018-2022 Strategic Plan. Bobby Beeman, communications and public affairs… Continue reading
In votes with veto-proof-wide margins, state legislators made themselves exempt from the voter-approved Public Records Act… Continue reading
The three legislators who represent District 24 voted in favor of a bill they say improves public transparency of the legislative process. The… Continue reading
what, if anything does this cold snap mean… Continue reading
THE NEAREST LAKE or pond usually offers the opportunity to see a common bird, but a secretive one. Pied-billed grebes are among the smallest members… Continue reading
