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
PORT ANGELES — The cost of the biomass cogeneration plant upgrade by Nippon Paper Industries USA has risen from $71 million to $85 million, a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Nippon Paper Industries USA is seeking new workers while its 130 hourly employees affiliated with the Association of Western Pulp & Paper… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — About a half-dozen Nippon Paper Industries USA employees stayed through Wednesday night and into early this morning in an area being picketed… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — More than 100 Nippon union workers walked off the job this morning over stalled contract talks, a top union official said. Greg… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Improvements to the MV Coho ferry terminal area, including replacement of the western dock, will be completed by April 30 as part… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Workers are expected to begin unwrapping plastic sheathing from around the former Peninsula Plywood smokestack this week — perhaps today — as… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Without union approval, Nippon Paper Industries USA implemented a labor contract Monday with about 130 members of the Association of Western Pulp… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Nippon Paper Industries USA implemented a labor contract with about 130 members of the Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers Local… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Jim Klarr, a city employee who saved a 15-year-old girl from jumping from one of the Eighth Street bridges, will receive the… Continue reading
Far more people died than were born in Clallam and Jefferson counties from April 2010, the date of the most recent census, through July 2012,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An advisory committee has recommended an additional $1.2 million be applied to designing a solution for the city's precarious landfill. City Utility… Continue reading
BEAVER — Two Port Angeles men were treated at Forks Community Hospital and discharged while another man will be fined after a fully loaded log… Continue reading
TACOMA — A Brinnon logger must pay $84,000 in restitution to the U.S. Forest Service for poaching 102 trees, including a 350-year-old Douglas fir, from… Continue reading
TACOMA — A Brinnon logger must pay $84,000 in restitution to the U.S. Forest Service for poaching 102 trees, including a 350-year-old Douglas fir, from… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A labor arbitrator's ruling that Timm Kelly must be offered his old job back as a Clallam County Public Utility District line… Continue reading
An arbitrator has ruled in favor of union official and former Clallam County Public Utility District line foreman Timm Kelly, who filed a wrongful termination… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A smokestack that has helped to symbolize the North Olympic Peninsula's timber heritage for 70 years will come crashing down at 3:30… Continue reading
Jefferson Healthcare CEO Mike Glenn is the highest-paid public employee on the North Olympic Peninsula at $225,000 a year. Second on the Peninsula is Clallam… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Several budget-cutting measures were announced last week by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, including cuts in overtime that began March 2… Continue reading
