PORT ANGELES — Ocean View Cemetery is expanding its accommodations for the departed. The cemetery's columbarium, which holds cremated remains, is full, and the city… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The head of Nippon’s Port Angeles paper mill said he’s not concerned that plans for a proposed biomass energy plant in Mason… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Manager Kent Myers said earlier this week that he is seeking a job as the head of Columbia, Mo., to be… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Hall will spend a little bit more money on the First Street stormwater project in order to repave more of the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles is officially historic. In a nod to the city’s past, the state Advisory Council on Historic Preservation approved the creation… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Hall will have to spend an additional $700,000 to finish a portion of its Waterfront and Transportation Improvement Plan, after a… Continue reading
Last week’s tsunami advisory highlighted the reasons two West End tribes, the Hoh and the Quileute, are seeking higher ground. The Hoh tribe is close… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It was something that Don Rohde had never seen in his 26 years working at Tesoro’s oil terminal on Port Angeles Harbor.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The delivery of the first of Port Angeles’ new directional signs will be about a month late. The city expects to have… Continue reading
Last week’s mammoth earthquake occurred more than 4,500 miles away, but for some North Olympic Peninsula residents, the tragedy in Japan couldn’t have hit closer… Continue reading
A tsunami advisory ended Friday evening without much more than a splash felt on the North Olympic Peninsula’s shores. The magnitude 8.9 quake near Japan… Continue reading
EMERGENCY MANAGERS ARE continuing to watch the North Olympic Peninsula coastlines for signs of more tsunami waves in the aftermath of the most powerful earthquake… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula’s drug law enforcement team has netted eight people alleged to have sold methamphetamine or prescription drugs as part… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It remains unknown whether an autopsy will be conducted to discover the cause of death of Robert “Bob” Goss, a 78-year-old man… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Hall plans to have its new automated utility meters installed beginning this May. Port Angeles City Manager Kent Myers approved the… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — The state would tax the pharmaceutical industry in order to pay for a prescription drug take-back program under a bill introduced by a… Continue reading
It's not hard to find drivers on the North Olympic Peninsula frustrated over the consistent rise in gas prices. From Neah Bay to Port Townsend,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The body of a 78-year-old man missing from his Agnew home since Monday morning was found Saturday afternoon at the south end of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A jury acquitted Lovera M. Blackcrow of vehicular homicide last week, three months after the same charge was dropped against the other… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A cleanup plan for the former Rayonier mill site will take slightly longer to create than the state Department of Ecology had… Continue reading
