Brian Gawley

Port Angeles: State displays graving yard proposal

PORT ANGELES -- The public had its first chance Tuesday night to see the state's plans for the Hood Canal Bridge replacement project and the… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Calif. company seeks Daishowa land to build container ship

PORT ANGELES -- A California company says it wants to lease 10 acres on the Port Angeles waterfront to employ up to 65 people to… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Port will seek graving yard agreements following consultant’s sobering report

PORT ANGELES -- The Port will seek a "possession and use agreement" for the proposed state Department of Transportation graving yard. But a consultant's sobering… Continue reading

Clallam: PUD studying water rate increase

A Clallam County Public Utility District No. 1 consultant will study the effect on customers of a proposed 23 percent increase in water rates over… Continue reading

Peninsula: Area recovering from wet, windy storm

The electricity is back on, downed trees have been cleared and mild flood waters are receding . But on Saturday, the day after the first… Continue reading

West End: Big waves expected at – LaPush Surf Frolic

LAPUSH -- Surf's up. A winter storm and high tides are bringing bodacious waves to the North Olympic Coast. And the 2003 LaPush Surf Frolic… Continue reading

Head-on crash slows traffic on U.S. 101 outside PA

PORT ANGELES -- Commuter traffic on U.S. Highway 101 backed up Monday morning after a pickup truck collided head-on with a semi-trailer along the Morse… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Port commissioner wants review of deputy director’s post

PORT ANGELES -- Port of Port Angeles Commissioner Len Beil suggested Monday studying the possible elimination of the Port's deputy executive director position, currently held… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Councilman envisions sports complex for Lincoln Park

PORT ANGELES -- Both an ice arena and a revamped swimming pool have been proposed by separate groups in the city. But at least one… Continue reading

West End: Mother and son killed in Highway 101 crash

FAIRHOLM -- A mother and her son from Seattle were killed when their Jeep overturned Monday night on icy U.S. Highway 101 near the Sol… Continue reading

Clallam: PUD revises credit card policies

Clallam County Public Utility District No. 1 customers can pay their bills by credit card beginning Feb. 1, the utility's Board of Commissioners agreed Monday.… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Graving yard talks “progressing,” Port director says

PORT ANGELES Negotiations that began last week over the state Department of Transportation graving yard plan for the Port of Port Angeles are "progressing." Port… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Diagonal parking proposed for downtown

PORT ANGELES -- While the City Council and downtown business owners ponder a recent proposal to eliminate the city's minimum parking requirements, another parking proposal… Continue reading

Peninsula: Educators to wait and see if lawmakers approve Locke’s proposed budget

Other than a previously planned rally in support of education, officials from the Peninsula's three largest school districts say they will wait and see what… Continue reading

Clallam: PUD budget includes no electricity rate increases

PORT ANGELES -- Clallam County Public Utility District No. 1's 2003 budget includes no increases in electricity rates, barring "unforeseen" increases by the Bonneville Power… Continue reading

Westport looking forward to Port Angeles expansion, exec says

PORT ANGELES -- Westport Shipyard Inc. could break ground on its new yacht-making plant by March and employ 100 people by the end of next… Continue reading

Sunday Showcase: State agency keeping tabs of Peninsula air quality

Air quality isn't generally something Clallam and Jefferson County residents worry about. Few automobiles clog our roads and streets. And even fewer factories and mills… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Lodging tax board ponders Cascadia request, bed tax uses

PORT ANGELES -- Another Cascadia Center for the Performing and Literary Arts funding request and other uses for the current conference center subsidy were debated… Continue reading

Peninsula feeling effects of season’s first winter storm

Residents of Clallam and Jefferson counties are feeling the effects of the first winter storm of the year to hit the Peninsula. Although winter storms… Continue reading

Clallam: Port renews Boddy’s pact for 2003, eyes new search

PORT ANGELES -- Port commissioners unanimously agreed Monday to renew Executive Director Clyde Boddy's contract for 2003 with the same terms as before -- including… Continue reading