PORT ANGELES — From spending cuts to new taxes, everything was on the table Tuesday during the City Council's first budget work session of the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The former Gottschalks location may soon be the home of a much larger Country Aire Natural Foods grocery. The K.O. Erickson Trust,… Continue reading
Army Capt. Joseph William Schultz, the son of a prominent Port Angeles businesswoman and who died in Afghanistan on Sunday, was described Tuesday by those… Continue reading
The son of a Port Angeles woman has been killed Afghanistan. Capt. Joseph William Schultz, an Army Green Beret, was killed Sunday when an improvised… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — For the Juan de Fuca Festival, 2011 may go down as a year of firsts. The 18th annual arts and music festival… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Commuters looking for a break from lane closures in Port Angeles may not want to hold their breath. The state Department of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Plywood, which recently cut pay by 10 percent, is seeking a $500,000 grant to cover operating costs. The motivation behind the… Continue reading
The state’s two-year budget that the Legislature passed Wednesday will help pay for expansions of Peninsula College’s fitness center and Forks site and the construction… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — William Hunt has an affinity for the trees at Lincoln Park, and he wants to save them from being cut down. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Hall plans to begin installing its new “smart” utility meters for the general public June 6. Meters were installed for City… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Paul Cronauer has plans to change the appearance of the shoreline near his waterfront building, The Landing mall. He has filed for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Washington Secretary of State Sam Reed took in a bit of Port Angeles history Tuesday by touring the former Lincoln School. The… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Two more days. That’s how long legislators in Olympia have left to come to agreement on how to fill in a $5.1 billion… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Thinking about running for office this year? Then there are a few things six elected officials say you should know. First, get to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It has been more than a year since Dan Williams received a permit to build a zip line course in the hills… Continue reading
FORKS — The search for Benjamin Roldan Salinas, missing since fleeing the Border Patrol more than a week ago, is gaining attention beyond the North… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles went back in time briefly Saturday as the community celebrated its new historic district. Civic leaders standing in front of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state’s two-year transportation budget signed last week provides funding for the Deer Park underpass project and the Port Townsend-Coupeville ferry route.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The tar that was tracked up and down downtown sidewalks and into businesses Wednesday proved to be less of a problem Thursday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The new historic district on Lincoln Street has gone national. When the state-recognized historic district is dedicated Saturday — with a band,… Continue reading
