KETCHIKAN, Alaska — MOB Mentality has proven it can cut it in the continuing Race to Alaska. The 28-foot trimaran won the “knife fight” for… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — So you think all your legislators are in the capital hammering out a budget compromise that will fund education, operations, transportation and infrastructure… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Sqwqway beamed with all his might on Scqwe?yen's dedication of its new Civic Center. When darkness fell, his younger sibling Ceqtlqayc was waiting… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Oh, buoys. Olympic Coast Marine Sanctuary scientists have sunk 10 monitors beneath the waves to take water temperatures at various depths along… Continue reading
KETCHIKAN, Alaska — Team Elsie Piddock has won the Race to Alaska stakes — but who'll get the second-place steak knives remained to be seen… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Oh, buoys. Olympic Coast Marine Sanctuary scientists have sunk 10 monitors beneath the waves to take water temperatures at various depths along… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — A Composite Recycling Technology Center could supply Westport Shipyard with carbon-fiber material at a fraction of the current cost, a Port of Port… Continue reading
FORKS — Allen Logging Co., the last production lumber mill on the North Olympic Peninsula’s West End, expects to cease operating by mid-July. The closure… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The chairwoman of the Port Townsend School Board has resigned over what she called “poor judgment” at an event last weekend on… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — The Legislature’s minorities rule — by compromising majority rule. After majority legislative leaders couldn’t reach agreement on how much money Washington state would… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The chairwoman of the Port Townsend School Board has resigned over what she called “poor judgment” at an event last weekend on… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The chairwoman of the Port Townsend School Board has resigned over what she called “poor judgment” at an event last weekend on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles Commissioner Colleen McAleer will travel to Washington, D.C., to testify Tuesday for a composites-recycling demonstration project proposed by… Continue reading
SEATTLE — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Marine Fisheries Service has extended to July 31 the period for public comment on the Makah… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE — To vote, go to http://tinyurl.com/pdn-best. You can also get current vote totals there. Online voting now underway between Port Angeles and Chattanooga… Continue reading
SEATTLE — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Marine Fisheries Service has extended to July 31 the period for public comment on the Makah… Continue reading
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Pardon me, boy, but you bit off more than you can chew-chew. This Appalachian valley burg, Port Angeles’ rival in Outside magazine’s… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A conversation with Tony Cook probably begins with “Why?” but eventually may change to “Well, why not?” Cook, a Vietnam vet, wants… Continue reading
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Pardon me, boy, but you bit off more than you can chew-chew. This Appalachian valley burg, Port Angeles' rival in Outside magazine's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Sinking log exports and topside repairs that were shanghaied to Singapore have led the Port of Port Angeles to trim its spending… Continue reading
