PORT ANGELES — The city has received a $175,000 state grant to build sidewalks along school walking routes, the City Council was told at its… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY — Customers of the Clallam Bay/Sekiu Water System have been told to drink bottled water rather than tap water until a water pipe… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The three-year Elwha River dams removal project will begin in 2012 and cost an estimated $308 million, plus or minus 15 percent,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Ecology's revitalization of the Rayonier cleanup project was applauded by those who have followed the project during its… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The co-owners of Crazy Fish Baja and Beyond have found a buyer. Sometime next month, the space at 229 W. First St.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Toxic cleanup at the site of the former Rayonier mill is now on a fast track. Eight years after it began, the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Today's scheduled one-day concrete pour for the Port Angeles International Gateway Transportation Center has been delayed until 7:15 a.m. Monday, in hopes… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A special one-day food distribution is planned exclusively for the 126 KPly employees who haven't worked since November. The 126 employees at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Snow on Snoqualmie Pass has delayed the arrival of the one of the three trucks transporting The Bubble field house from New… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — More than 70 people gathered Saturday morning in mixed rain and snow along the Elwha River for a groundbreaking ceremony for the… Continue reading
Beginning Feb. 15, the State Patrol will assist Clallam and Jefferson county law enforcement agencies in conducting special patrols for speeding and drunk driving all… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Stores stand like islands surrounded by pits and moats. Temporary footbridges offer wobbly paths into businesses via what one business owner calls… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The city plans to study possible short-term and long-term bypass routes around the downtown area — as well as how to pay… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The new president of Black Ball Transport Inc. plans to intensify marketing of its MV Coho ferry service between Port Angeles and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Driving downtown over the next few weeks may take a road map and a lot of patience. The Port Angeles downtown sidewalk… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Natural Resources will sell 104 million board feet of timber in Clallam, Jefferson and a portion of Grays… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Ryan Burles was promoted Wednesday to president and CEO of Black Ball Transport Inc., owner and operator of the MV Coho passenger… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The same divisions that produced Tuesday night's 4-3 City Council vote electing Gary Braun as mayor for 2008-09 seemed to linger in… Continue reading
SEQUIM — After a 1,222-pound bull was killed Friday morning at Graysmarsh Farm, the seasonal culling of the Sequim elk herd is almost halfway to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Will the Port Angeles City Council vote for continuity and re-elect Karen Rogers to a second two-year term as mayor? Or will… Continue reading
