SEQUIM — Leaving attendees with sensory overload is Randall Tomaras' goal for the first Sequim Balloon Festival in 2012. Check out the Sept. 1-3 event's… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The nonprofit corporation tasked with bringing high-speed Internet access to the most rural reaches of the North Olympic Peninsula should get the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Deborah Stinson defeated Jack Range for the Port Townsend City Council by 20 votes, Herb Beck squeaked by Deborah Randall with a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Deborah Stinson defeated Jack Range for Port Townsend City Council by 20 votes, Herb Beck squeaked by Deborah Randall with a five-vote… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Even those who have at times been in adversarial roles with Al Scalf when it comes to Jefferson County planning and land-use… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — For many downtown merchants, the holiday season is the sweet winter icing on the summertime tourism cake. But the harsh realities of… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim City Council on Monday night will consider placing a one-tenth-of-1-percent sales tax increase on the Aug. 7 ballot to raise revenue… Continue reading
SEQUIM — School Board members might prefer to close the post-World War II Sequim Community School building if the money were available. But that is… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim School Board will consider selecting a search firm Dec. 5 to help find a new Sequim School District superintendent. The new… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Andy Nilles’ persistence — and a donation from Walmart for $20,000 — has paid off. Soon, seniors walking from Nilles’ Brackett Road senior… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A Carlsborg man may have died or suffered an unknown “catastrophic illness” while driving eastbound on West Washington Street before his vehicle crashed… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Police are investigating a one-car crash at a busy downtown intersection this morning after the 81-year-old driver was found dead. The Sequim crash… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The restaurant business has always been about family for Billy and Mary Nagler, who are marking the 30th anniversary of The Oak Table… Continue reading
BLYN — When the holiday season rolls around, it's easily the biggest light show on the North Olympic Peninsula. Jerry Allen, 7 Cedars Casino general… Continue reading
SEQUIM — At 58, Sequim Police Officer Norman Simons is as fit as a man half his age, and he hopes that will help him… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Wendall Lorenzen was just 13 when his father, Arndt, died of cancer in June. But the Boy Scout, Sequim Middle School eighth-grader and… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Former Sequim Police Chief Bob Spinks, one of four finalists for the job of police chief in Columbus, Miss., is expected to be… Continue reading
SEQUIM — It is a group mainly known for helping the Sequim-Dungeness Valley poor with rent and power bills during the unforgiving winter months, but… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The City Council in a 3-2 vote approved cutting $6,000 originally allocated to council goal-setting from the 2012 Sequim city budget this week… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Newly completed remodeling work on the interior of City Hall is expected to be approved when the City Council meets tonight. The Sequim… Continue reading