PORT ANGELES — City Hall is proposing a $130 million budget next year without any tax increases. The budget, presented to the Port Angeles City… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council, for a second time, delayed Tuesday adopting a plan for Peninsula Plywood to pay its delinquent utility bills. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles residents will pay about $8 more per month for utilities next year. But how they do that remains to be… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Elwha River will change its course this week after two rounds of explosions blasted a new channel at the Elwha Dam.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “Gee! Haw!” Greg Lane shouted as he directed his two large draft horses through the woods up Deer Park Road. The American… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Jennifer Pimentel, a developmentally disabled woman who has been missing for nearly a week, was seen in Port Angeles last Tuesday with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An Occupy Wall Street demonstration, such as those that have sparked a movement against growing economic inequality nationwide, drew about 200 people… Continue reading
Tom Keegan, who led Peninsula College through an unprecedented decade of growth with new campus buildings and facilities in Port Angeles as well as larger… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A proposal to lower garbage hauling fees for those who don’t recycle may soon be tossed out. The Port Angeles Utility Advisory… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College President Tom Keegan has been selected the new president of Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon. The Skagit Valley College… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — There was an ax handle and remnants of old bottles, but a dig for artifacts at the former Rayonier pulp mill site… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The project comes with a hefty price tag: $40 million. But city Engineer Mike Puntenney said Tuesday evening that the city’s plan… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Volunteers have completed another section of Olympic Discovery Trail. About a mile of the former railroad grade in west Port Angeles was… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — He was a new, more enlightened Galloping Gourmet. With energetic hands and a gleeful smile, Graham Kerr mixed his old love for… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A proposed 3.5-mile addition to Olympic Discovery Trail on the north shore of Lake Crescent has gained an unlikely opponent: the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council has delayed taking action against Peninsula Plywood, which owes the city $279,419 in delinquent utility bills, because several council… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Should residents be charged more for recycling? The City Council grappled with the question, as well as how the city should pay… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY — The Clallam Bay Corrections Center officer who shot and killed an inmate attempting to escape in June returned to his post last… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — During a chilly evening Saturday, about 70 people gathered to remember the 58,252 names listed on a Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall replica… Continue reading
A federal funding stream that has supported road maintenance and schools on the North Olympic Peninsula for over a decade is about to run dry.… Continue reading
