PORT TOWNSEND -- The man who bought the Western Wind at an auction says he's not a fisherman and wouldn't know the first thing about… Continue reading
QUILCENE -- A local woman remained hospitalized Saturday in Seattle after sustaining injuries in a school bus-related crash Friday. Blanche L. Wallace, 75, was listed… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Almost two years after it was seized in the Strait of Juan de Fuca with 5,538 pounds of cocaine aboard, the fishing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- New construction last year means the downward reassessment of Daishowa America Co. Ltd.'s paper mill won't increase the county portion of people's… Continue reading
The anti-Iraq war message hit the streets of Clallam County this week, with signs posted on the sides of Clallam Transit System buses. "The plan… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Four representatives from Point Hudson-based Brion Toss Yacht Riggers will travel to Olympia next week to reinforce the state Capitol rotunda's five-ton… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The method of assessing property value that caused Daishowa America Co. Ltd. to file a lawsuit against the county is widely used… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula's congressional delegation might have succeeded in stopping a $3 fee on international passenger ferries recently proposed by the U.S. Immigration and… Continue reading
The U.S. Coast Guard, working under a higher terror alert, has extended a 500-yard security zone to ferries such as the private MV Coho and… Continue reading
President Bush's plan to modernize Medicare by spending $400 million over 10 years could curtail reimbursements to North Olympic Peninsula hospitals, a medical lobbyist told… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- When it comes to Wal-Mart, the septic system problem is often right under your nose. County environmental health officials report Wal-Mart's septic… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Local poet Sam Hamill wasn't too disappointed when First Lady Laura Bush canceled the symposium on Poetry and the American Voice. He'd… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula Congressman Norm Dicks is one of three Pacific Northwest members of Congress named Wednesday to a new House committee overseeing homeland security.… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The rules were a little different Wednesday for state Court of Appeals proceedings. As high school students filed in and out of a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Elisa Halcomb thought her dog, Allie, was just chewing on a dirty stick Tuesday evening until she gave the object a kick.… Continue reading
CHIMACUM -- Stunned friends of Shane Thomas Luther are getting by with a little help from each other. Luther, 16, was found dead Saturday morning… Continue reading
There are at least six more ballots to be counted in Brinnon and Quilcene school elections, Jefferson County Elections Coordinator Karen Cartmel said Tuesday. But… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Gil Oldenkamp believes a person receives far more than he gives as a community volunteer. On Tuesday, Oldenkamp received honors for years of… Continue reading
The Port Angeles City Council could decide at its March 4 meeting how much it will charge the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe to hook up… Continue reading
Months after he was charged with trying to explode a pipe bomb outside the Fairmount Motel, a Port Angeles man plotted to have the federal… Continue reading
