SEQUIM -- The irony is in the "dead end" sign, posted on the road to one of the North Olympic Peninsula's livelier spots. Railroad Bridge… Continue reading
AGNEW -- The Mustitch family business has blue sky for a ceiling, wind instead of walls and Old Olympic Highway as its hallway. On a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The presidential hopefuls smirked and sniped, put words in each other's mouths, corrected and interrupted. But the 25 people gathered at the… Continue reading
BLYN -- It was a day rich with ideas for close-to-home adventures at the Olympic Peninsula Tourism Summit at the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribal Center. From… Continue reading
SEQUIM - Look out to the open ocean and envision an energy powerhouse, a field of riches beyond measure. No, this isn't about offshore oil… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Although it's still a mystery who the finalists will be for the Sequim city manager job, the City Council has chosen a date… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- When Jerry Pino pulls up with his horses, you may feel a sudden craving for Chinese food. "My truck smells like fried wonton,"… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Albert Mazibuko grew up on a farm in South Africa. He was a tall boy, tall as the grass waving in the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Albert Mazibuko grew up on a farm in South Africa. He was a tall boy, tall as the grass waving in the… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The city may well have a new manager in January 2009, but only after the City Council wrestles its way through a web… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A "walkabout" is set for this afternoon on a quiet Sequim lane. The foray, to start at 1 p.m., could also be called… Continue reading
PORTLAND — Three walking, driving grandmothers made it to their destination Monday and pronounced their journey "awesome." Rhonda Markishtum, Dotti Chamblin and Gail Adams, members… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE — This is the last of a two-part series that began Sunday. The first part and a related story can be read at… Continue reading
DUNGENESS — There was nothing fancy on Saturday's farm tour, but by the looks on the faces of Fiona Cunningham and Olivia Bay, there was… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE — This is the first of a two-part series. The second part will be in Monday's PDN. FORKS — It's an immigrant story… Continue reading
FORKS — On the day Victor Velazquez was to take the U.S. citizenship oath, Seattle police in riot gear stood between him and the federal… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The grandmothers want their grandchildren to know when they see injustice, when someone tries to keep them quiet, they must speak out.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES – Here's a way to keep traveling the path of lifelong student, while skipping any homework and having that hooky-playing feeling. To Kill… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — More than 3,000 people gathered Monday at Civic Field to grieve the loss of U.S. Forest Service Officer Kristine Fairbanks, and to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The tribute on Monday to fallen U.S. Forest Service Officer Kristine Fairbanks included two songs chosen by Fairbanks' 15-year-old daughter, Whitney. They… Continue reading
