In honor of his father’s memory, Klaus Luttgen of Germany is riding his bike from Vancouver, B.C., to San Francisco this month, handing out medals to interesting people.
No charges are expected because no crime was committed, a police officer said.
Low levels are present in the city’s five wells.
Both counties followed the lead of the state Department of Natural Resources, which reduced campfire restrictions on state lands west of the Cascade Mountains on Thursday.
Washington State Ferries urges passengers to arrive early and prepared.
Members have worked to gather supplies and food, train residents for an emergency and reduce risks in and around Joyce.
Weather conditions have made it difficult to recover the body, rangers said.
Aloura is inspired by the natural world, specifically the beaches and ocean near Port Townsend and Sequim, her mother said.
Love is raised up over judgment amid stories of recovery and mourning.
If the project is selected, the state funds could pay for 90 percent of the estimated $710,000 project.
Kaci Cronkhite marks the release of her book, “Finding Pax: The Unexpected Journey of a Little Wooden Boat,” with Port Townsend events this month.
Three of the four band members of Joy in Mudville were ill, an organizer said.
The public is invited to come see the birds “return home” at 4 p.m. today.
Formerly the Lazy Moon Craft Tavern, the New Moon in Port Angeles will feature beer, cider and wine — and the same staff.
Spartans host Vashon Friday in first game on new FieldTurf
“It seemed like a fun way to educate people on what comes in on our coastline and repurpose a negative into a fun positive,” one organizer said.
Randy Johnson and Ron Richards outline their positions on Initiative 732 at an election forum.
The schedule for the road repairs will be announced in the coming weeks.
Request for input from the public likely amid talks on updating city’s comprehensive 20-year plan.
Business with focus on herbal ales described as one of the top places to get a drink this September.
