The former World War II-era bunker on Spokwes Road now houses the tribe’s law enforcement, emergency management, courts, tribal enrollment and IT departments.
By 2020, the goal is to add more than 100 retail establishments to the area and add more than 1,000 jobs, while nearly doubling the chamber’s membership from 390 to 600.
The man, who had left a suicide note at Peninsula Behavioral Health, prompted officers to draw their weapons after mentioning suicide by cop.
She died in Seattle, according to her obituary published Sept. 9.
Ricky McKenzie has played his bagpipes at the city’s 9/11 memorial for the past three years, but this time an audience was waiting.
Sine Tveit was found off Diamond Point Road earlier this month, leaving relatives ‘devastated.’
Ricky McKenzie said he plans to mark the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
No agreement could be reached on a recommendation from an ethics board to verbally admonish Cherie Kidd for abruptly adjourning a meeting.
The trees are costly to maintain, could create electrical issues, have ruined the sidewalk and have created a tripping hazard, an official said.
Port Angeles residents and businesses would experience no impact, since they don’t have to pay the ambulance charges.
Among the conditions of the sale is that Sparky must be made available for Operation Candy Cane.
The organization spent nearly all of its medical reserves saving 1-year-old Jackson, a dog taken in after two tourists found him wandering near Neah Bay.
Authorities do not suspect foul play, and an autopsy is planned.
One brother’s death reaffirmed the other’s need to share his story during a rally and walk in Port Angeles.
Ian Mackay rode to Portland, Ore., to underscore the need for accessible trails.
The drill is part of a statewide mandate for all schools to conduct mass casualty drills.
No charges are expected because no crime was committed, a police officer said.
Members have worked to gather supplies and food, train residents for an emergency and reduce risks in and around Joyce.
Weather conditions have made it difficult to recover the body, rangers said.
“It seemed like a fun way to educate people on what comes in on our coastline and repurpose a negative into a fun positive,” one organizer said.
