AS THE NEWLY-ELECTED chair of the state House Committee on Rural Development, Agriculture and Natural Resources, State Rep. Mike Chapman effectively controls the purse strings… Continue reading
THE WINTER SOLSTICE and the snowfall received Monday in parts of the North Olympic Peninsula had me thinking about the passage of time as we… Continue reading
Inoculations to begin with hospital workers
Ski, swim lessons being offered
Bigger, better fishing pier now open at Lake Leland
A GRIM VERDICT for steelheaders on the West End as new rule restrictions announced late Tuesday, just two weeks into the traditional beginning of the… Continue reading
Funding will go to Port Angeles medical and mental health clinics
Some businesses see booming sales
FISHING GUIDES UP and down the Olympic Peninsula have come together to alternately express concern over what they see as overreaching restrictions on in-progress steelheading… Continue reading
Lift inspections set today for Hurricane Ridge’s ski and snowboard operations are the biggest hurdle left to one of the earliest… Continue reading
Sequim man charged with assault following domestic complaint
Ideas include earlier end, fishing only Quillayute River System, gear restrictions, total closure
FOR SEAHAWKS FANS, there’s never been a ride like this before with a physically dominant wide receiver who can absorb blows, dish out his own… Continue reading
Hearing planned next month for Lake Dawn Road property
Some uncertainty as holidays loom
Steelhead town hall Tuesday night
Boxed out from volunteering with traditional partners such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula and the Dungeness Crab and… Continue reading
Health officer reports virus among workers
The return of high school sports will be delayed by at least another month and all three prep seasons have been reduced… Continue reading
Demanding terrain, hazardous air conditions from wildfire smoke and torrential rain, snow and wind impacted Olympic National Park’s ground-based mountain goat… Continue reading
