Blocking collision involving dump truck on SR 104 likely to lead to charges
By Pepper Fisher The Washington State Patrol reported around noon Friday that a multi-vehicle collision involving a dump truck had slowed traffic along SR 104 (to and from the Hood Canal Bridge) in Jefferson County. Two people
Meet the finalists for Sequim Chamber’s 2022 Citizen of the Year
SEQUIM – The Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce has announced the finalists for the 2022 Citizen of the Year Award. Chosen by a committee of former winners of the award during a meeting on February 15, the
Starting February 24, bring your own food, skis and snowshoes to Hurricane Ridge as lodge remodel begins
PORT ANGELES — Beginning next Friday, February 24, the Hurricane Ridge Mountain View Café, Gift Shop & Rental Shop, will be closed in preparation for the upcoming rehabilitation of the Hurricane Ridge Day Lodge. Until the end of
Massive, 2-phase Race Street improvement project set to begin
By Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – The City of Port Angeles will soon get under way with the first of a two-phase project to redevelop the Race Street Corridor. The work, set to begin next Tuesday, February
Six dead in series of shootings in Mississippi; suspect in custody
Douglas Sacha/Getty Images/STOCK (TATE COUNTY, Miss.) — Six people are dead after a “series of shootings” in Tate County, Mississippi, on Friday, authorities said. A suspect has been taken into custody, the governor said. The shootings occurred at
Labor Department fines food sanitation contractor $1.5M for child labor violations
Ulrich Baumgarten via Getty Images (New York) — The Labor Department has detailed an investigation that found one of the nation’s largest food safety sanitation services providers illegally employed more than 100 children in hazardous work conditions across
Biden has appointed 105 federal judges, outpacing Trump, Obama and Bush
Drew Angerer/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the 100th judicial appointment by President Joe Biden and as of Thursday the chamber had confirmed 105 of his nominees, exceeding the pace set by predecessors George W.
Man charged with kidnapping after allegedly holding woman hostage for nearly a year
New Jersey Office of the Attorney General (BURLINGTON COUNTY, N.J.) — A man accused of holding a woman hostage for nearly a year was arrested and charged with kidnapping after the alleged victim managed to flee their residence
Blocking collision involving dump truck on SR 104 likely to lead to charges
By Pepper Fisher The Washington State Patrol reported around noon Friday that a multi-vehicle collision involving a dump truck had slowed traffic along SR 104 (to and from the Hood Canal Bridge) in Jefferson County. Two people
Transgender care targeted into adulthood in these states
Miguel Sotomayor/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — When Lindsey Spero, 25, approached the podium at a Feb. 10 public hearing of the Florida medical board on a gender-affirming youth trans care ban, they used their allotted 2 minutes, 30