PORT ANGELES — They are talking again. A federal mediation session has been scheduled for Tuesday between Nippon Paper Industries USA and the Association of… Continue reading
FORKS — Executive Director Steve Markwell of Olympic Animal Sanctuary hopes to move the much-publicized shelter for abused and violence-prone dogs from Forks to unincorporated… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Public Utility District will pay 33 percent more than the income-tax rate to reimburse PUD employees and commissioners for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It comes down today. Rain or shine, the 175-foot former Peninsula Plywood chimney stack is slated for destruction today with explosives at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Child rape and molestation charges against Stevens Middle School math teacher Paul A. Brinkmann were dismissed Friday, 10 days before his April… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — All that’s left to do is load and ignite the explosives and bring the stack down. Workers this week finished preparing the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An investigation continued Tuesday into the cause of a Monday afternoon boat fire that dispatched thick, stinky smoke over Marine Drive and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer continues to seek a middle ground between increased logging and preserving land in Olympic National Forest, he said… Continue reading
TACOMA — Within two hours of arguing her case Monday before the state Court of Appeals, Jordan McCabe, the Seattle lawyer for convicted public-money embezzler… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two people pleaded guilty to helping suspected double-killer John F. Loring, instead of contacting authorities before Loring died of a self-inflicted gunshot… Continue reading
TACOMA — The state Court of Appeals will hear arguments Monday in the case of former Clallam County Treasurer’s cashier Catherine Betts, who was convicted… Continue reading
TACOMA — A Border Patrol supervisor stationed in Port Angeles has pleaded guilty in federal District Court to misdemeanor assault on a federal officer. Mauricio… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 64-year-old Oregon man has been charged with second-degree assault with a deadly weapon in what the Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 40-year-old man who was holed up inside a house for half-hour before he was arrested Tuesday will appear in Clallam County… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A $1.8 million contract has been awarded to a Seattle consulting firm to complete an investigation of sediment pollution in western Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Union workers employed by Nippon Paper Industries USA returned to work Monday morning after walking off the job last week in protest… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Spectators, including new state Ecology Director Maia Bellon, will watch the April 8 demolition of the former Peninsula Plywood mill's 175-foot stack… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The strike of 130 unionized workers at the Nippon Paper Industries USA plant will end at 7 a.m. Monday morning, when the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Plans to build a world-class zipline park in the foothills have been abandoned after a request to extend the project’s conditional use… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A strike by 130 Nippon Paper Industries USA employees may be over. Mill Manager Harold Norlund sent Peninsula Daily News the following… Continue reading
