Artist Cory Ench wraps up Nor’Wester Rotary’s mural restoration project
PORT ANGELES – On Wednesday morning, artist Cory Ench put the last dabs of acrylic sealant to finish up the largest of a three-mural restoration project in Port Angeles that began in April. Like Ench’s historic murals
Broken water main in Sequim is fixed, but street will be closed a month or more
SEQUIM – A broken water main in Sequim on Maple Street between 6th and 7th Avenues had crews working until midnight Wednesday to get the water turned back on. The result is that Maple Street behind JC Penney
US woman faces human trafficking charges after allegedly hiding baby in bag at Philippine airport
iStock(NEW YORK) — A Utah woman is now facing a possible life sentence in the Philippines after she allegedly tried to sneak a baby out of the country in a closed bag at the airport in Manila,
Dept. of Licensing in PA reopens after “air quality issues” resolved
PORT ANGELES – The Department of Licensing at Armory Square in Port Angeles reopened Thursday morning after being closed for a week due to air quality issues. DOL spokesman Rob Wieman told us the office closed on
DNA analysis leads to arrest of man in 2010 rape case
VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) — A DNA analysis of a sexual assault kit from 2010 rape case in Vancouver has led to an arrest. The Columbian reports Tewodros Gebremeskel of Vancouver appeared in court Wednesday on suspicion of rape. Bail
Proponents of new state hold meeting in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE, Wash. (AP) — Proponents of a plan to split Washington into two states held a meeting in Moses Lake that organizers called an attempt to clear up misconceptions about the movement. No major announcements were
2nd large earthquake in 1 week hits off Oregon coast
COOS BAY, Ore. (AP) — An underwater earthquake with an initial 5.9 magnitude has struck off the southern Oregon coast. The U.S. Geological Survey said Thursday that no tsunami is expected from the quake, which happened about
Pentagon takes $89 million from Bangor for border wall
BANGOR, Wash. (AP) — The Defense Department is diverting funding for an $89 million pier project at Naval Base Kitsap in Bangor to help build $3.6 billion in fencing and barriers along the U.S. border with Mexico.
Scientists monitoring new marine heat wave off West Coast
SEATTLE (AP) — Federal scientists said Thursday they are monitoring a new ocean heat wave off the U.S. West Coast, a development that could badly disrupt marine life including salmon, whales and sea lions. The expanse of
Artist Cory Ench wraps up Nor’Wester Rotary’s mural restoration project
PORT ANGELES – On Wednesday morning, artist Cory Ench put the last dabs of acrylic sealant to finish up the largest of a three-mural restoration project in Port Angeles that began in April. Like Ench’s historic murals