Decision about Port Angeles could come Wednesday

A Port Angeles "graving dock yard"' -- an on-shore dry dock that would be built next to the harbor with related facilities, including a concrete… Continue reading

Jefferson: Fred Hill hearing so big, it”ll be held at the county fairgrounds

Jefferson County commissioners have scheduled a Dec. 5 public hearing to address Fred Hill Materials Inc.'s application to set aside a mineral overlay zone in… Continue reading

Peninsula: Coast Guard quits search for PA man missing on Hood Canal

The Coast Guard called off the search Monday for a missing Port Angeles fisherman who witnesses say fell into Hood Canal on Sunday. Daniel Horton… Continue reading

Peninsula: Rains, winds herald season’s most powerful storm so far

The most powerful storm of the season so far brought gale-force winds to the eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca on Monday and a National… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Lower Elwha chairman to respond to allegations

PORT ANGELES --Dennis Sullivan says a statement addressing allegations that he is ineligible to be chairman of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe will be issued… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Port will provide land for graving – — – with conditions

PORT ANGELES -- If the state wants to build a "graving dock yard" at the Port of Port Angeles, the Port will make property available… Continue reading

Sequim: Lawyers’ negotiations may lead to end of regional shopping center rezoning

SEQUIM -- A lawsuit over property rezoning that would allow construction of a regional shopping center south of downtown may be settled. Craig Ritchie, legal… Continue reading

ARTWORK TO LINK AFRICA, NORTH OLYMPIC PENINSULA

PORT TOWNSEND -- With the help of the Port Townsend Foundry, a North Olympic Peninsula artist has created a work that will be part at… Continue reading

Clallam: Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary to relocate offices

PORT ANGELES -- The headquarters of Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary will move from the Port Angeles Federal Building to The Landing mall next month.… Continue reading

Port Townsend: An account of PT family’s 2 years at sea

PORT TOWNSEND -- Like characters out of a Robert Louis Stevenson novel, Alyce and Darby Flanagan went to sea at an early age, and lived… Continue reading

Pursuit of justice: Law enforcement agencies grapple with decision to chase

Editor's Note: This is the second of two parts on North Olympic Peninsula law enforcement pursuits and policies. High-speed pursuits are a liability for law… Continue reading

Clallam: Lower Elwha resident asks tribal chairman to step down

PORT ANGELES -- A Lower Elwha Klallam tribal member is calling for Chairman Dennis Sullivan to step down. David Charles requested Sullivan resign last month… Continue reading

Clallam: Parrot found dead; owner still missing at Lake Sutherland

LAKE SUTHERLAND -- A pet parrot that may have contributed to its owner's drowning has been found dead, washed up on the northwest shore of… Continue reading

Clallam: Shotguns-only for Cassidy Creek area?

CARLSBORG -- State and county officials are working to limit the use of firearms in the Cassidy Creek area to shotguns. The shotgun-only designation was… Continue reading

Peninsula: Olympic National Forest to offer Christmas tree permits

Olympic National Forest will kick off the holiday season Monday by making Christmas tree cutting permits available. Tree cutting permits cost $5 and may be… Continue reading

Peninsula: Police pursuits not limited to open highway

JOYCE -- National statistics show about one-third of police chases result in crashes and one in five ends with someone getting hurt. Joyce was the… Continue reading

Port Angeles: City may scale back animal control

PORT ANGELES -- Faced with flat revenues and increasing costs, city officials are proposing to follow Clallam County's lead and cut back dedicated animal control… Continue reading

Pursuit of Justice: High-speed chases test law enforcement officials

A staple of any cops-and-robbers movie is the spectacular car chase scene, with its blaring sirens, screeching tires, daring maneuvers, close calls and a trail… Continue reading

West End: First buoy placed in wave energy project

NEAH BAY -- AquaEnergy Group Ltd. has moored its first buoy in an experimental wave energy system being developed off Waatch Point. If successful, the… Continue reading

“YOU KILLED MY DADDY”: Roberts sentenced to life in prison for killing deputy

PORT ANGELES -- Thomas Martin Roberts was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without the possibility of parole, a week after he was found guilty… Continue reading