Possible bone fragments found 171 feet below the surface of Lake Crescent will undergo DNA tests to determine if they are remains of a Forks-area… Continue reading
The $205 million Hood Canal Bridge renovation project will be described in detail for the first time at public meetings Wednesday and Thursday in Sequim… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Behind closed doors, border security, terrorism and drugs are just a few of the topics being discussed by a group of law… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- State Rep. Lynn Kessler warned business leaders Monday that the fate of Washington's economy could rest on a proposed gasoline tax increase… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Lodging Tax Advisory Committee and the Downtown Forward Committee will hold a joint meeting to review developer Randal Jay Ehm's "due diligence"… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The City Council discussed an ordinance that would ban fireworks in Port Townsend at their meeting Monday night. But council members decided… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Three applicants to be Sequim High School's next principal may have eliminated themselves from consideration because they didn't respond to all questions on… Continue reading
LAKE CRESCENT -- Divers made some "significant findings" in Lake Crescent on Saturday afternoon near where a Forks area couple are believed to have driven… Continue reading
Rebuilding the washed-out section of Dosewallips River Road leading to the Elkhorn and Dosewallips campgrounds is what National Forest Service officials want to do. Now,… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The sale of the former ShopRite grocery store in the 700 block of East Washington Street to a man who owns a Port… Continue reading
The Edmonds/Kingston ferry is reduced to one boat. Due to a propulsion failure the Puyallup is out of service until further notice. Due to the… Continue reading
FORKS -- A two decade long community dream -- opening of the Quillayute Valley Aquatic and Recreation Center -- is quickly becoming a reality as… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS AND THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A panel of federal judges has struck down a law requiring public libraries to install Internet filters to… Continue reading
Crime rates rose in Clallam County but decreased in Jefferson County from 2000 to 2001, according to recently released statistics. Sixteen percent more crimes were… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A Peninsula College student remained in Harborview Medical Center in Seattle Saturday following a fight late Friday in the college's residence hall.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Great Port Townsend Texas-Oklahoma Chili Cookoff takes place today at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds starting at 1 p.m. There are no… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The long-awaited cleanup of a former oil company depot near Point Hudson has taken a big leap forward. Wyser Construction of Everett… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- When Clint Jones came up with an idea for a tool to rid his yard of dandelions two years ago he only had… Continue reading
FORKS -- The triumphs, hardships and future of rural West End communities were discussed by local business and civic leaders, tribal officials and Gov. Gary… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- The Makah have volunteered not to issue any whaling permits until next Friday while a federal appeals court considers activists' requests to… Continue reading
