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Legendary singer-humanitarian Judy Collins coming to Port Angeles
Veteran folksinger Judy Collins will perform in concert next month in a fundraiser to help two North Olympic Peninsula groups ease suffering and pain in the Third World.
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Coast Guard seeks public help to identify radio call - Audio Available
The Coast Guard is seeking the public's help in identifying the source of a radio call they received earlier this evening from a young girl who identified herself as "Kelsey." The girl stopped transmitting ...
Rossi makes North Olympic Peninsula campaign appearance
If he is elected governor, he will work to make Washington state becomes a haven for entrepreneurs, Republican gubernatorial candidate Dino Rossi told about 50 people at a fundraiser on Thursday.
Port Angeles City Council may make departing manager a paid consultant
The City Council is considering a consultant contract for Mark Madsen, who has resigned his city manager's job effective Labor Day.
New Olympic National Park superintendent on the job
Karen Gustin has a pleasing view from her new superintendent's chair, but what charms her is the idea of getting out of the office.
Rossi to met public at reception tonight
Dino Rossi, Republican running for the seat held by Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire, will be available to meet members of the public at a reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today.
Weather changes canoe plans at Jamestown; journey comes to Port Angeles today
Wind and waves and misdirection kept all but one canoe from landing at the Jamestown Beach for a welcoming ceremony Tuesday during the 2008 Tribal Canoe Journey.
Coast Guard tries to ID radio call by girl
Coast Guard officers in Seattle say they're trying to identify the source of a radio call they received from a young girl who identified herself only as "Kelsey." The girl stopped transmitting before additional ...
Navy volunteers pitch in to help blaze Olympic Discovery Trail link
A long section of horse trail was constructed in less than four hours as members of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit 11 took a break from their training exercise at Naval Magazine Indian Island and picked up ...
Pink Paddlers to spread the word on cancer detection during Tribal Canoe Journey
In a journey that already connects to a deep sense of community and spirituality, the Tribal Canoe Journey that stops in Port Townsend today connects another group even more.
Gregoire plans change for Sequim campaign visit; two other locales on route
Gov. Chris Gregoire's campaign visit to Sequim will be at the John Wayne Marina from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday, after a breakfast meeting that day in Port Angeles.
Small fire foamed out at KPly mill
A fire fed by oil that started in an inaccessible area in a crawl space in the shuttered KPly mill smoked for about three hours before firefighters found and extinguished the flames on Friday.
Other events this sunny weekend across the North Olympic Peninsula
Summer festivals, car shows and barbecues are blossoming over the North Olympic Peninsula.
If you're coming to the Sequim Lavender Festival . . .
THE 12TH ANNUAL Lavender Festival runs today through Sunday in and around Sequim, which is trademarked as the Lavender Capital of North America.
Peninsula College president gone until Jan. 1; foreign trips for college's 'strategic objectives'
The Peninsula College president won't be at his desk full-time - except for the first week of the fall semester - until Jan.
Olympic Medical Center posts profit for second quarter
Olympic Medical Center posted a positive 2.9 percent operating margin for the second quarter of 2008.
'Crock' on the pier tonight as Justus is served
The band Justus will play its span of country to classic rock - what it affectionately calls "crock" - when it takes the City Pier stage for tonight's installment of the Concerts on the Pier summer series.
Council wants port to delay sale of acreage near airport
The City Council agreed Tuesday that the Port of Port Angeles should wait to sell a 113-acre plot near the airport because the city may want the land.
Crowd tells sheriff loud and clear: No noise ordinance
An overflow crowd of more than 120 people had one thunderous message for Clallam County commissioners Tuesday: Don't adopt a proposed public disturbance noises ordinance.
Sequim City Council takes first step toward sales tax increase attempt
A new citywide taxing district has squeaked by in a 3-2 vote by the City Council.