PORT ANGELES — Police are investigating links among 27 commercial burglaries in Port Angeles this year. The burglaries include 10 in which city power meters… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An opponent of the city’s $42 million solution to prevent combined sewer overflow from polluting Port Angeles Harbor said Tuesday the project… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Workers will erect temporary protective fencing around the former Eagles lodge property later this week as a prelude to gutting the building… Continue reading
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks knew the CIA was closing in on Osama bin Laden before the al-Qaida leader was killed in a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When talking about the media, you just can't escape readers' interaction with the Internet. An audience of about 15 people — many… Continue reading
SHINE — The Coast Guard has announced a summer pilot project that will prevent pleasure boaters from causing openings of the Hood Canal Bridge —… Continue reading
By Paul Gottlieb Peninsula Daily News SEQUIM — The School Board targeted up to 10 teaching positions for layoff Monday in anticipation of potential state… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Work will begin within three weeks on the North Olympic Peninsula’s new Border Patrol headquarters, barely a month after Eagles Aerie 483… Continue reading
TACOMA — A federal District Court jury last week ruled in favor of Remington Arms Co. Inc. in a product liability lawsuit filed by a… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A panel discussion on property rights this week turned into a spirited debate over political ideas and a critical look at Clallam County’s… Continue reading
TACOMA — A British Columbia man was sentenced Monday to 22 months for pairing up with an accomplice in a failed May 31, 2010, attempt… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state Attorney General's Office will take no legal action against former mayor Karen Rogers after the state Auditor's Office concluded that… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — When Gov. Chris Gregoire signed a bill April 13 that was sponsored by North Olympic Peninsula Sen. Jim Hargrove to prohibit motorcyclist profiling… Continue reading
FORKS — More than two months after 45-year-old Debra Dawn Grajales was found dead in a rented storage unit, police continue to investigate what they… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Homeland Security will finalize the purchase of the Eagles Aerie 483 lodge by April 29 in anticipation of the Border Patrol’s departure… Continue reading
Congressional negotiators for the Republican and Democratic parties reached a deal tonight to avert a federal government shutdown starting at 9 p.m. PDT. That wil… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — More than 37 years after her son’s death, Janet Young’s dream of a state-of-the-art playground in the park that bears his name… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The rock-bottom prices advertised by Saar’s Market Place Foods just east of the city limit were not enough to keep the discount-priced… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Saar's Market Place Foods plans to close, store officials announced today. The store east of downtown Port Angeles at 2343 East Highway… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A salary increase has boosted Clallam Public Utility District General Manager Doug Nass’ compensation to $15,916 a month, or $190,992 a year.… Continue reading
