PORT TOWNSEND — A large dump truck driving with its bed raised severed an overhead CenturyLink phone and Internet line south of Port Townsend this… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The family of a teenager who lived for a time in Port Angeles and attended Port Angeles High School will conduct a… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service scientists will begin studying next year whether the fisher, a weasel-like mammal recently reintroduced to Olympic… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Fifteen Port Angeles nonprofits that would lose a total of $56,250 under the city’s preliminary 2013 budget could receive a less-drastic cut… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The city could have to shell out between $57.5 million and $65.2 million over the next 20 years to deal with five… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A pile of rubble at the west end of Black Ball Ferry Lines' MV Coho terminal is the first step in a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles woman on her way to establishing a place of healing for families of fallen military service men and women… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Council members are expected to discuss a recommendation to excise about $56,000 historically distributed to 15 Port Angeles nonprofits from the… Continue reading
LOS ANGELES — Sequim-bred band Emblem3 had much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, when the latest round of viewer votes in the televised band… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Researchers donned rain gear and climbed into a raft earlier this month to study sediment released from behind the massive dams… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 1 percent property tax increase, as allowed by state law, has been unanimously approved by the Port Angeles City Council. The… Continue reading
Clallam County businesses plan a number of special offers and one-day-only deals in store for shoppers who want to brave the crowds the day after… Continue reading
While many Jefferson County businesses are holding back until the weekend sale prices traditionally aimed at the Friday after Thanksgiving, some shops are planning to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles city officials aren’t exactly sure what they want to do with the out-of-commission hydroelectric facility straddling Morse Creek, roughly 5… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Former Peninsula College President Tom Keegan sat beaming, sometimes with tears in his eyes, in the hall named for him as friends… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A lack of guard rails between the sidewalk and the street in the design plans for a new Lauridsen Boulevard bridge, slated… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Most every employee of the National Park Service has an ideal park at which he or she would like to work,… Continue reading
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Rep.-elect Derek Kilmer expressed interest in serving on the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure and the House Armed Services Committee… Continue reading
FORT ANGELES — Five former foster children woke up this morning with permanent homes after being adopted the day before as part of the first… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles emergency officials blame gaps in ambulance service payments from those living outside the town for a need to seek an… Continue reading
