PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center struggled this year with declining state and federal funding but is keeping its head above water and finding new… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Brinton Sprague, a retired community college leader now living in Port Ludlow, will be Peninsula College’s interim president, taking over for outgoing… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A Sequim girl, taken from her school on Nov. 30 by her mother was located on Monday in San Diego, and has been… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — A Makah elder known as a tribal peacemaker, spokesman and mediator has died of heart failure. Blanchard Matte died in Gig Harbor… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Students at Neah Bay School already have received more than $1,000 worth of technology in a national contest and have a good… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Author Matthew Randazzo has sold a second book to Hollywood and will serve as a producer on the film. Ring of Hell:… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The death of Science Fiction Hall of Fame author Anne McCaffrey on Nov. 21 at her home in Ireland sent out shock… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Yet another Port Angeles residence was burglarized Saturday in a string of break-ins that now includes more than 15 such crimes in… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY — Children and teenagers are so technologically savvy that they have moved peer bullying into the cyberworld where many parents and other adults… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College trustees will name an interim president to temporarily replace Peninsula College President Tom Keegan when they meet Tuesday. Trustees will… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Depending on how long it takes to swear in a newly elected port commissioner and find a replacement for Port Commissioner Jim… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Nearly 100 people gathered at a meeting this week to take suggestions for Lincoln Park on a park redesign master plan —… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A group of about 50 4-H members and their adult mentors took part in an after-school protest earlier this week after hearing… Continue reading
FORKS — Winter holiday cheer will come to Forks this weekend, with special signature events such as the annual Twinkle Light Holiday Parade and the… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim City Council has approved placing a one-tenth-of-1-percent “public safety” sales tax hike proposal on the August ballot. The final vote on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners unanimously approved Monday an $8.2 million budget for 2012, which includes a half-million dollar surplus, and approved… Continue reading
Three North Olympic Peninsula school districts likely will have to change graduation requirements for hundreds of members of the graduation class of 2016. The state… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — If a new set of academic state high school graduation requirements is approved by the state Legislature, vocational education as we know… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — From the surface, the Strait of Juan de Fuca may look at times like a desert — a wide, flat surface devoid… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — Four members of a Sequim family were injured Saturday afternoon near Port Hadlock when their small car was hit from behind by… Continue reading
