Brian Gawley

Public could see competing Port Angeles pool proposals in early 2005

PORT ANGELES -- A public workshop early next year will let residents review competing proposals for replacing the 43-year-old William Shore Memorial Pool. Those proposals… Continue reading

Federal status for ex-graving yard site called “premature”

PORT ANGELES -- Some kind of protected federal status could be possible for the state Department of Transportation's former graving yard site. But that discussion… Continue reading

Two 24th District lawmakers ailing

Two of the 24th Legislative District's three lawmakers are recuperating from major surgery earlier this month. Rep. Jim Buck, R-Joyce, underwent rotator cuff surgery on… Continue reading

Politicos still hopeful graving yard can restart in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES -- Local, state and congressional representatives said Tuesday the graving yard project's departure is devastating, but they held out hope for a solution… Continue reading

Port Angeles officials meeting Dec. 29 with Transportation

PORT ANGELES -- Any future of the graving yard project will be discussed next week during a meeting with several state officials, City Manager Mike… Continue reading

2005 Clallam PUD budget keeps rates stable for second year

PORT ANGELES -- The final 2005 budget for Clallam County Public Utility District No. 1's electric department includes no customer rate increases for the second… Continue reading

Port Angeles-born LEVX system proposed for busy Poulsbo-Bainbridge corridor

The 14-mile corridor along state Highway 305 between Poulsbo and the Washington State Ferries terminal on Bainbridge Island is heavily congested and is only projected… Continue reading

Port Angeles City Council explores graving yard options

PORT ANGELES -- The state Department of Transportation is willing to meet with city officials about the future of the agency's graving yard project on… Continue reading

Union leaders urge campaign to save graving yard

PORT ANGELES -- Keeping the graving yard project here is important not just for Port Angeles and the North Olympic Peninsula, but the entire state.… Continue reading

Olympic Medical Center assistant administrator resigns

PORT ANGELES -- The resignation of Bertha Cooper, assistant administrator at Olympic Medical Center since 1998, was announced at Wednesday night's meeting of hospital commissioners.… Continue reading

Port Angeles council to discuss graving yard’s future

PORT ANGELES -- When the state Department of Transportation first proposed building its graving yard here, the concern was whether the 22.4-acre waterfront site would… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Airline task force seeking feedback on Sea-Tac proposal

PORT ANGELES -- The Community Airline Task Force continues seeking user feedback on Kenmore Air Express' proposal for direct service to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. "There's… Continue reading

Haguewood to leave Clallam County Economic Development Council

PORT ANGELES -- Jim Haguewood, executive director of the Clallam County Economic Development Council since 2000, will leave the post in the spring, he announced… Continue reading

Port Angeles Planning Commission majority resigns, most over City Hall reorganization plan

PORT ANGELES -- Building development in the city could come to a halt as the result of a mass resignation Wednesday night that left the… Continue reading

Port Angeles: City Council votes for merging certain functions at City Hall

PORT ANGELES -- A controversial City Hall reorganization plan that merges parks and recreation with public works, and community development with economic development, was approved… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Downtown association seeks public hearing on reorganization plan

PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles Downtown Association has become the latest business group to question the city's proposed internal reorganization plan that includes folding… Continue reading

Port Angeles: YMCA proposes pool partnership with City Hall

PORT ANGELES -- While the city staff continues seeking a central location for a new indoor swimming pool, Clallam County Family YMCA has proposed partnering… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Cleanup of contamination still priority at Rayonier site, business group told

PORT ANGELES -- This week's Port Angeles Business Association meeting was supposed to feature an update on cleanup efforts at the site of the former… Continue reading

Kenmore should know about Sea-Tac service to Port Angeles by January

PORT ANGELES -- Kenmore Air Express officials should know within a month whether there's enough community support to provide regular passenger service to Seattle-Tacoma International… Continue reading

West End: House fire victim looks to community for help

Jenny James has done a lot of fund-raising for community groups over the years. Now she hopes the community will give some of that good… Continue reading