FORKS -- Local children will sing, dance, play instruments and perform other theatrics to help reach the community's longtime dream of building a public swimming… Continue reading
JAMESTOWN -- Gusting winds and swells along the Strait of Juan de Fuca reduced to two the number of canoes taking part in the Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- To the applause of more than a dozen Carnegie Library supporters, the City Council on Tuesday night awarded the $1,106,000 contract to… Continue reading
It's time for the Port of Port Angeles to get back on track in searching for a permanent executive director to replace "caretaker" and temporary… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A planned four-day retreat for Sequim School District administrators at a Hood Canal resort has been replaced with a three-day workshop at the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- It will cost three times as much to route the Olympic Discovery Trail on the south side of U.S. Highway 101 east of… Continue reading
DUNGENESS -- Septic pollution may force all of Dungeness Bay to be closed to commercial shellfishing in 2003. Valerie Wilson, associate planner with the Clallam… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Once they review the city's midyear financial report card at a special meeting tonight, City Council members will decide how much they… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Jack Harmon, president of the Victoria Express, told local business leaders Monday how a new ferry passenger charge has been proposed by… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Ferry travelers are being watched. High-speed computer facial scanners connected to about 35 powerful new surveillance cameras installed at Port Angeles' two… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Mayors Glenn Wiggins and Masashi Sugiyama dedicated a wooden "friendship bridge" Monday to the sister city relationship between Mutsu City, Japan, and… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- More than 175 Northwest tribal members landed on the beach near Point Hudson Monday, carrying a dozen hand-carved cedar and fiberglass canoes… Continue reading
A vocal group of residents that opposes plans by Fred Hill Materials Inc. to build a four-mile conveyor belt and 1,100-foot marine pier in Shine… Continue reading
GARDINER -- A man killed Saturday evening in a one-car crash rollover on U.S. Highway 101 was identified by the State Patrol as Michael D.… Continue reading
MARROWSTONE ISLAND -- Public comment on Morningtide Golf Course's application for water rights for irrigation are premature. According to Sandy Howard, a state Department of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Music, classic cars, local artists displaying work, warm weather and sand were all part of the weekend's popular Arts in Action festival… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Imagine an orphaned child running unsupervised on a busy freeway, playing tag with cars, talking to strangers. Pete Schroeder of Sequim, a retired… Continue reading
FORKS -- After a weekend packed with activity people begin winding down Sunday evening to return to work Monday. Good weather and a variety of… Continue reading
Clallam County candidate filings ended Friday with one announced candidate missing: Lonnie Steele, who had planned to run for sheriff. But Lonnie Steele of Joyce… Continue reading
GARDINER -- A man was killed Saturday in a one-car rollover crash on U.S. Highway 101 when he was thrown from his vehicle. The man,… Continue reading
