PORT ANGELES — City Manager Kent Myers is a man of many meetings, but Friday, he canceled an important one penciled in for Monday. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A two-day scientific conference on the Elwha River dams will be held just before the dams start being demolished this fall. The… Continue reading
SEQUIM — State Auditor Brian Sonntag, speaking before the Concerned Citizens of Clallam County, criticized the loss of more than $600,000 from the Clallam County… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — With the tear-down of the Glines Canyon and Elwha dams set to start in fewer than six months, Barnard Construction Co. is… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The vacant position of Clallam County victim-witness coordinator is being filled after the former coordinator, Anna E. Shimko, received two years' probation… Continue reading
SEATTLE — Port Townsend Mayor Michelle Sandoval was among four speakers Tuesday who objected to proposed new national forest management regulations during a Seattle teleconference… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — After a two-year trans-oceanic journey, earthquake and tsunami debris from Japan is likely to wash ashore on Olympic Peninsula coastal beaches. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The lone candidate for a vacant Clallam Conservation District board of supervisors position gained 109 votes in balloting last week that took… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Police officers played no role in the death of Jerry Norris while Norris was in Port Angeles police custody Jan. 22, according… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In an effort to raise money for more than $4 million in projects — including a facility for artifacts from Tse-whit-zen —… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The challenges of fulfilling the twin mandates of voter-approved Initiative 937 — increasing use of renewable energy such as wind and solar… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A Utah company that owns a 500 W. Fir St. building is suing former renter Olympic Medical Center, claiming a breach of contract… Continue reading
WURTLAND, Ky. — A Kentucky man has been found mentally competent to stand trial in the Aug. 7, 2010, murder of Chadd E. Miller, formerly… Continue reading
International law could soften the penalties for two Canadian men who have admitted to trying to smuggle 578 pounds of high-grade “B.C. bud” marijuana. The… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that the Navy cannot use a particular exemption in the Freedom of Information Act to withhold… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A kitty colony lives on the windy, rip-rap beaches of Ediz Hook. Nearly two dozen of the feral felines are fed about… Continue reading
It’s conservation district election season on the North Olympic Peninsula. Not that too many people seem interested, judging so far by the number of candidates… Continue reading
It’s conservation district election season on the North Olympic Peninsula. Not that too many people seem interested, judging so far by the number of candidates… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A contract to remodel the Eagles lodge building into the Border Patrol’s new North Olympic Peninsula headquarters has been awarded — even… Continue reading
With attacks on two Corrections officers weighing on their hearts, state prison employees held signs in wind and rain in Port Angeles and Forks on… Continue reading
