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OUTDOORS: Fishing, crabbing and a sunny holiday weekend -- can it get any better?
IS IT A perfect time for living on the North Olympic Peninsula, or what? A holiday weekend starts for many today, weather about as perfect as it can get for this area for this time of year is predicted and salmon fishing and crabbing are going gangbusters right now.
No trial date set for shoot-out suspect; mental health evaluation delayed
Scott Lincoln Davis, the man charged with first-degree attempted murder and first-degree assault for his role in a January shoot-out with a Clallam County sheriff's deputy, is still waiting to find out if and when he will face trial.
Waters buzz with salmon 0 minutes ago
A banner season is expected for Washington salmon anglers, and the fish are already cruising the state's saltwaters.
Chinook, sturgeon fishing picks up in lower Columbia
Last week, river fishing was pretty much a hit-and-miss venture this side of the Cascade Mountains because of low, clear water.
OUTDOORS: Squid show up around summer
Matt Schubert's five best bets this weekend Sekiu halibut -- There's only one place left to catch flatties.
Crabbing season starts June 18
The Puget Sound recreational crab season will get under way June 18, including waters south of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
Clallam Bay, Sekiu spruce up for spring
The Clallam Bay-Sekiu Community Action Team is leading a Spring Spruce Up at the end of the month.
Judge: Davis unfit for assault trial
A Silverdale man charged with the attempted murder and assault of a Clallam County deputy has been found to be mentally incompetent to stand trial and ordered into treatment.
Get out the yams? November-type storm heading in
If you see Mother Nature stocking up on stuffing and cranberry sauce, you might want to let her know November was several months ago.
OUTDOORS: Ahhh, spring -- and the fish are biting
THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT spring on the North Olympic Peninsula. Each year it smacks me in the face like a wet rag .
Salmon anglers will see an expansion of select fisheries in Puget...
Salmon anglers will see an historic expansion of selective fishing for hatchery-marked salmon in Puget Sound this coming summer, as state fisheries managers finalized the fishing seasons at the Pacific Fishery Management Council meetings today.
OUTDOORS: Wind puts damper on Peninsula fisheries
HOLD ONTO YOUR comb-overs. Blustery weather battered the North Olympic Peninsula this week.
Trial postponed for man accused of shooting deputy
The attempted murder and assault trial of a Silverdale man accused of shooting a sheriff's deputy has been indefinitely postponed.
Inmates evacuated from Clallam Bay Corrections Center; fire crew en route
Firefighters raced to the Clallam Bay Corrections Center, and 130 inmates were evacuated, because of smoke late Wednesday night.
Clallam may add its Emergency Management Division to sheriff's duties
The elected sheriff could gain oversight of Clallam County's emergency management operations under a proposal discussed by two county commissioners Monday.
OUTDOORS: Sunny, dry days spook the fish
SOMEONE MIGHT WANT to send out a search party for winter, because I'm not sure where it went.
Clallam United Way beats goal of $1 million
The United Way of Clallam County has surpassed its $1 million fundraising goal for 2008, raising $1,145,249 to disburse to 26 nonprofits.
Outdoors Report: Chinook opportunities expanding this weekend
Key northern marine waters reopen to chinook fishing Saturday, giving anglers more viable options, and that's good since steelhead fishing in the rivers is dreadfully slow.
Scott L. Davis, 59, is alleged to have shot a Clallam County Sheriff's deputy.
Kitsap Sun staff Originally published 12:01 a.m., January 23, 2009 Updated 07:10 p.m., January 23, 2009 SEATTLE A Silverdale man who allegedly shot a Clallam County Sheriff's deputy Monday appears to be ...
Deputy Wounded In Exchange Of Gunfire Near Sekiu
A Clallam County sheriff's deputy and another person were hurt in a shooting near Sekiu Monday afternoon, Trooper Krista Hedstrom of the Washington State Patrol said.
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