Initiative 1433 would raise the hourly minimum wage in Washington by roughly $4 over three years, to $13.50.
Donation bags are set to go to city of Sequim residents today.
Bob Lynette won the Karen M. Fant Founders Award, given annually to a local volunteer activist distinguished by their efforts to protect wild places.
Projects under consideration include one on the Duckabush River estuary south of Brinnon.
There have been a “handful” of reported burglaries and vehicle prowls off Leighland Avenue, Hickory Street, North Larch Avenue and Mount Pleasant Road in the past two weeks.
‘Trail of the Snake’ goes from online-only to print collection.
The city operated the district until 2009. Why was it going to shut it down before?
Who knows how many young sports hopefuls were inspired by the nationally renowned Trevor Moawad during his recent visit?
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
Sue Trettevick retired in June to be more available for her teenage daughters.
Of the bar association’s 76 lawyers, 60 responded with ratings of 1-4 for the two Clallam County Superior Court judge candidates in each of four categories.
Board members voted to call on the Legislature to raise the minimum sales age for tobacco and nicotine vapor products to 21.
The committee urged spending $150,000 ahead of the move-in of a new West Coast League baseball team in June.
Kale and cabbage can really grow on you.
The rescheduling to next Friday is due to new evidence in Deanna Marie Wilson’s case, Clallam County Superior Court records show.
There are 15 species on Washington’s bird checklist. That’s a lot of owls, more than enough to go around the entire state, and that’s just what they do.
Business events on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Here are the various business meetings this week across the North Olympic Peninsula.
Reader-submitted questions about health insurance, dementia and Adult Family Homes are answered
Indy could have “sweet itch” — an allergic reaction to gnat bites — or something much worse.
