PORT ANGELES -- Police arrested five juveniles and three adults Wednesday evening on investigation of assaulting a homeless man who wouldn't give them his beer.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Peninsula Plywood mill laid off nearly a quarter of its work force today. The company, attributing the move in a written… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- City Hall is hoping to tap into Port Angeles' volunteer spirit. As part of a reorganization of the city's Recreation Division --… Continue reading
The Hoh tribe may soon be able to expand its tiny West Jefferson County reservation and move to higher ground. The Senate passed the Hoh… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- City Hall may own about 12 acres of Rayonier's former mill site next week. The proposed $995,000 transaction will be presented to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Today is the last day to make reservations for the Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics annual Healthy Harvest Dinner on Thursday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- While House Majority Leader Lynn Kessler is retiring from the state Legislature, she's not stepping into the shadows quite yet. Nor does… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Sen. Maria Cantwell urged her fellow Democrats during a party dinner Saturday to get out the vote for her colleague and to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A Seattle activist has picked Nippon paper mill's proposed biomass energy project as the first battle in a fight against the burning… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- City Hall representatives will pitch the creation of a civic historic district in Port Angeles to a state committee in February. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The state Supreme Court sided with Port Angeles City Hall on Thursday in the four-year-long dispute over water fluoridation, but activists aren't… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state Supreme Court ruled today that City Hall's water fluoridation program cannot be challenged through the initiative process. The 5-4 vote,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A large loan that will generate higher utility fees was approved earlier this week, but not before one City Council member took… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Nippon paper mill's proposed energy-producing biomass boiler cleared its first regulatory hurdle Wednesday. The Port Angeles Planning Commission, after hearing a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The City Council approved Tuesday the removal of between 39 and 45 trees from Lincoln Park -- and also the writing of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The William Shore Memorial Pool's manager remained on paid administrative leave Tuesday after the board members of the taxing district that owns… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- They're tall, numerous and dominate the landscape at Lincoln Park. But the days of many of the evergreen trees in the park… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The William Shore Memorial Pool District board president placed the head of Port Angeles' public swimming pool on administrative leave last week… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A sculpture that has been on display at a downtown intersection for about a month has been stolen. The aluminum sculpture of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Civic Field is in need of its largest renovation since the concrete grandstand was built in 1979, the city's parks commission was… Continue reading
