SEQUIM – Sequim Schools will move to all-remote learning starting this Wednesday. In an email to parents and staff sent out this morning, district officials say they are concerned with the rising number of COVID-19 cases in

PORT ANGELES – COVID-19 is putting the stop to a Port Angeles tradition. This year’s Operation Candy Cane will not happen on the city’s streets. For decades, the Port Angeles Fire Department and volunteers have driven Santa

PORT ANGELES – Port Angeles Schools will not rollback to distance-only learning, for now. At a special Sunday night meeting, the school board agreed with a recommendation from superintendent Marty Brewer. He says the district would revert

PORT ANGELES –  The Port Angeles School Board meets in a Sunday special session. They’ll discuss the future of in-person learning in the district. As COVID-19 cases have risen dramatically the past two weeks; schools in Quilcene,

PORT ANGELES – COVID-19 positive rates are at the highest rates ever in Clallam County since the start of the pandemic. At a briefing on the COVID-19 response locally, Clallam County Health Officer Dr. Allison Berry Unthank

PORT ANGELES – Four people have applied to fill the west-end Clallam County District Court judgeship. Clallam County Commissioners will interview them on Monday. The candidates are: William Payne, Lisa Dublin, Bruce Hanify, and Natalie Ghayoumi. The

PORT ANGELES – The local police and fire dispatchers are being heralded for work helping administer CPR to those who call 911. Peninsula Communications, or PenCom, implemented Resuscitation Quality Improvement® Telecommunicator in August last year. The program

SEQUIM – The city of Sequim has re-infused a grant program to help local small businesses in the COVID-19 pandemic. The Sequim City Council has agreed to add another $200,000 to the Small Business Rapid Relief Program