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Cut your own Christmas tree in Olympic National Forest
Peninsula Daily News Christmas tree-cutting permits are now available for Olympic National Forest.
Misty Lake Quinault offers soothing respite from the road
Lake Quinault Lodge on the Olympic Peninsula was built in 1926 and has 24 rooms.
Wending scenic Pacific Coast Highway through Olympic Peninsula, it's easy to see why Washington is called the Evergreen State.
Business Pulse of Skagit County
Posted by: Ocean Shores Jazz Society Phone: 360-289-4094 Email: Website: Hot, sweet music will be performed by nine great jazz bands at the 27th annual jazz festival in Ocean Shores.
Coyote blamed for car crash south of Lake Quinault
A coyote in the road has been blamed for a one-car crash south of Lake Quinault.
Scrapped ferries could have been a real tourist draw
When the Washington State Ferry System sold its four scrapped Steel Electric-class ferries this year, it lost money, and the state lost a possible business and environmental-enhancement opportunity.
Lake Quinault Lodge on Washington's Olympic Peninsula will host new interpretive lake tours through Sept.
Jerry McHaffie of Port Angeles stands by his cycle at Tillicum Park in Forks during the Rainforest Fun Run in 2008.
Suspects indicted in Harrah killing
Two men pleaded innocent Wednesday in U.S. District Court to assault charges related to last month's fatal beating of a man near Harrah.
Puget Sound Steel Electric Ferries Head For Recycling
Washington's four steel electric-class ferries, taken out of service two years ago for safety reasons, are to be towed to Mexico this month to be cut up and recycled.
After being pulled from Washington State Ferries routes in 2007, the 82-year-old Steel Electric fleet of four will sail to Mexico this month.
Steel electric ferries Nisqually, Quinault begin voyage south
Retired steel electric ferries Nisqually and Quinault were towed Friday afternoon from Eagle Harbor on Bainbridge Island.
Gallery | Celebrating culture, history on the water
Emmett Oliver, 95, right, credited with the idea that became the "Paddle to Seattle" 20 years ago, with his daughter Marylin Bard beside him, acknowledge the tribal canoes arriving at Golden Gardens Sunday.
Puget Sound Steel Electric Ferries Head For Recycling
Washington's four steel electric-class ferries, taken out of service two years ago for safety reasons, are to be towed to Mexico this month to be cut up and recycled.
Canoe culture flourishes at Paddle to Seattle's 20th anniversary
Above: Quinault Tribe members Emmett Oliver, 95, right, and daughter Marylin Bard acknowledge tribal canoes arriving Sunday at Seattle's Golden Gardens Park.
Aberdeen wood shop turning huge ship mast
Work is under way on the largest mast ever to be "turned" at the Grays Harbor Historical Seaport's spar shop in Aberdeen.
Howls on prowl at Washington's Wolf Haven
Harvest Moon telling tales at Wolf Haven. Halfway through a description of tribal canoes resembling minivans, the residents of Wolf Haven must have had heard enough.
Tribal Canoe Journey: Paddle to Suquamish
Tribal Canoe Journey WEST COAST WASHINGTON leg: Quinault July 23 to July 24 Hoh July 24 to July 25 Quileute July 25 to July 26 Waatch July 26 to July 27 Makah July 27 to July 28 Pillar Point July 28 to July 29 Elwha-Hollywood Beach July 29 to July 31 Jamestown S'Klallam July 31 to Aug.
Beating death latest in reservation violence
In search of closure, Connie Rocha on Monday stood near where her cousin Daniel Simmons was beaten to death the night before by three men.
Quileute Days' 'Twilight' guest helps to set record attendance
LaPUSH -- Tired, hungry and little jet-lagged, Solomon Trimble signed every last autograph and posed for dozens of pictures with "Twilight" fans wearing a Hollywood smile.
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