Republican Bill Driscoll of Tacoma raised $1.57 million through mid-July in his quest to fill the 6th Congressional District seat, according to the latest records… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The impending environmental cleanup of the former Peninsula Plywood mill site will be discussed at a Port of Port Angeles commissioners’ meeting… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A Bellevue developer continues to be interested in building a 165,000-square-foot store at the corner of Sequim Avenue and U.S. Highway 101, a… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A Bellevue developer continues to be interested in building a 165,000-square-foot store at the corner of Sequim Avenue and U.S. Highway 101, a… Continue reading
TACOMA — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a widow who sued the U.S. government over the Oct. 16, 2010, death of… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A plan to place four temporary air-quality monitors in Port Angeles and Sequim in 2013 and monitors in Port Townsend in 2014 doesn't… Continue reading
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the widow of a Port Angeles man who was killed by a mountain goat in Olympic National… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — With the electoral clock ticking, 6th Congressional District candidates Derek Kilmer and Bill Driscoll sparred Monday over taxes and who is best-equipped… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Manager Dan McKeen will recommend today that the City Council delay conducting a $22,700 study on building an overpass or pedestrian… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The husband of a candidate for Clallam County Public Utility District commissioner has filed a complaint with the state Public Employment Relations… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — New buildings, destined to be among the tallest structures in town, are slowly filling the skyline at Nippon Industries USA’s Ediz Hook… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks’ warning that the U.S. is vulnerable to a cyber attack left those involved in building Port Angeles’ first-of-its-kind… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Incumbent Clallam County Commissioner Mike Chapman and his general election challenger, Maggie Roth, focused on party politics and union issues at a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Equipment and workers will begin arriving in mid-November to tear down the shuttered Peninsula Plywood LLC mill on Marine Drive. But it… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A proposed $5.75 monthly hike in wastewater rates for a city harbor sediment cleanup study would boost increases in monthly city utility… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council has approved “move to evade” ordinance amendments to deter drivers from clogging up downtown curbside parking. The parking ordinance… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Fran McNair, the director of the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency, is recommending that four temporary air-quality monitors be purchased so that they… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A healthy food and beverage policy that is a stronger version of the original proposal has been established for city-sponsored meetings, events… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An adult leg bone found in the sediment of newly drained Lake Aldwell on May 15 does not belong to a 41-year-old… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will consider taking a stand on congressional legislation that would designate 14 percent of Olympic National Forest as newly… Continue reading
