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Port eyes 30 percent John Wayne Marina rate hike
SEQUIM — The average permanent monthly moorage rate at John Wayne Marina could increase by 30 percent starting…
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Peninsula’s state legislators happy with accomplishments
OLYMPIA — Sine die. It’s an adverb meaning “without a day specified for a future meeting.” But to…
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Mayor defends Headrick appointment: City Council picked person who could ‘best meet the challenge’
PORT ANGELES — Mayor Karen Rogers joined three other City Council members Thursday in re-endorsing former Mayor Richard…
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Council defends Headrick selection; critics say appointment denies will of voters
PORT ANGELES — Three of the four City Council members who voted Tuesday to return former Mayor Richard…
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Headrick appointed to Port Angeles council vacancy
PORT ANGELES — The City Council late Tuesday night appointed former Councilman and Mayor Richard Headrick to a…
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PABA backs Port’s Oak Street sale
PORT ANGELES — After hearing reassurances from city officials about European developer Harry Dorssers’ proposed Oak Street project,…
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Former mayor heads list of five Port Angeles City Council applicants
PORT ANGELES — A familiar face is among the five applicants so far for the City Council seat…
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Idled container ship stuck in Port Angeles awaiting parts from Germany
PORT ANGELES — It’s a familiar refrain from mechanics: “You’ll have to wait. The parts are coming from…
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Clallam PUD trolling Seattle job fair for candidates
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Public Utility District isn’t immune to the recruiting difficulties that have affected…
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State House budget puts U.S. 101 widening money back in
OLYMPIA — A $32 million project to widen to four lanes an accident-prone stretch of U.S. Highway 101…
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Port of Port Angeles preparing to sell acreage near waterfront for $800,000
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles is ready to sell its two acres at the northwest…
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Kessler’s parks bill comes alive again
OLYMPIA — Rep. Lynn Kessler’s bill to repeal the $5 parking fee at state parks is alive again…
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Fluoridation plant gets building permit
PORT ANGELES — Almost a year after the gifting agreement was signed and five months after a judge…
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Port Angeles taking ‘letters of interest’ to fill Pittis council vacancy
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will accept “letters of interest” until 5 p.m. March 7 from applicants…
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Impact study could be done on passport proposal
PORT ANGELES — An economic impact study might be conducted on impending travel identification requirements for U.S. citizens…
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Fallen tree sends electric jolt through Clallam Bay-Sekiu
CLALLAM BAY — A tree that fell into a Clallam County Public Utility District power line Thursday afternoon…
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Big chill requires preparation for property, pets
The coldest overnight temperatures in more than a decade will hit the North Olympic Peninsula beginning tonight, with…
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European developer seeks to buy prime Port Angeles waterfront land
PORT ANGELES — European aquatic center developer Henry Dorssers is buying the Port of Port Angeles’ 1.9-acre Oak…
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Port of Port Angeles eyes removing trees near airport
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles will use advanced laser technology to identify trees and any…
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Eighth Street bridges bids way over budget
PORT ANGELES — Six bids opened Friday afternoon for the Eighth Street bridges replacement project were significantly more…