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Homeland Security could join with Clallam law enforcement for new digs
Larger headquarters for the federal Border Patrol in Clallam County could include space for emergency operations and dispatching…
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Port Angeles still feeling rate effects from 2000-2001 energy shortage
PORT ANGELES — A city increase in electrical charges is fueled by a need to continue rebuilding reserves…
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Port Angeles electricity rates to rise 5.9 percent starting Oct. 1
PORT ANGELES – The city’s residential and commercial electricity customers will pay more for power beginning on Oct.…
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Lincoln Park tree cut raised from 200 to 350, will include firs along Lauridsen Boulevard
PORT ANGELES – The City Council decided on Tuesday to sell up to 350 trees that will be…
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Homeland Security rises on Peninsula: Big building, property sought in Port Angeles-Sequim area
PORT ANGELES – The federal government is seeking space for an expanded local Customs and Border Protection office…
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Hoh River Trail a great place for wildlife viewing
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Hikers can find great treks along Olympic National Park rivers, such as the Hoh…
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Downtown Port Angeles prepares to lose more parking
PORT ANGELES – Later this month, the construction fence at the Port Angeles International Transportation Center construction site…
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Port opens bids for Lincoln Park tree removal
PORT ANGELES – The lowest of three bids for removing up to 200 trees from the western section…
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Balls hit refurbished Erickson tennis courts as soon as they open
PORT ANGELES – As soon as the newly cut ribbon fell to the ground on Wednesday, eager players…
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Ceremony in Port Angeles marks start of demolition of Tumwater Creek bridge
PORT ANGELES – City, state and contractor representatives gathered Tuesday afternoon at the west end of the closed…
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Port OKs seeking Lincoln Park tree removal contract
PORT ANGELES – The green light for a contract to remove about 200 Lincoln Park trees was approved…
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Redesigned downtown sidewalk to be easier on businesses
PORT ANGELES – A $3 million project to upgrade sidewalks and replace water mains could begin as early…
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Port to consider contract to remove 200 unlucky Lincoln Park trees in path of airport
PORT ANGELES – A contract to remove up to 200 trees from Lincoln Park to preserve airspace at…
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Own a part of Port Angeles history — Eighth Street bridge parts up for sale
PORT ANGELES – Sell you a bridge – that is, part of one? Parsons subcontractor, Axis Crane of…
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Port Angeles motorists, city getting the hang of detours around bridge work
PORT ANGELES – Drivers are beginning to figure out the detours around the Tumwater Creek bridge, which closed…
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Petersen-Di Guilio race set for November; Perry to face either Sawyer or Ripley
PORT ANGELES – City Council incumbent Edna Petersen will face off against Dan Di Guilio in the November…
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Landmark Port Angeles bridge starts to become a memory
PORT ANGELES – Two malfunctioning traffic signals, including one belonging to the state Department of Transportation, delayed Monday…
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One of Port Angeles’ Eighth Street bridges has only hours of usefulness left
PORT ANGELES – The Tumwater Creek bridge on Eighth Street will be closed at 9 a.m. Monday in…
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Conservation group seeks Elwha River dam-removal support
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK – A six-mile stretch between the two dams on the Elwha River may be beautiful…
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Gateway Center pile driving resumes in downtown Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Now that results are back from the initial test pilings, pile driving will resume at…