Three environmental organizations have sued to stop Olympic National Park's plan to airlift two prefabricated trail shelters into the park's back country. The lawsuit was… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city is considering merging Parks and Recreation Department into its Public Works and Utilities Department next year. The economic development division,… Continue reading
Both sides sounded optimistic Wednesday afternoon in a close 24th District legislative race that separates a veteran state representative and a political newcomer by 1.8… Continue reading
Veteran Democratic Congressman Norm Dicks was holding a comfortable lead over his Republican challenger, Tacoma attorney Doug Cloud Tuesday night. With 25 percent of the… Continue reading
The first draft of the Port of Port Angeles' 2005 operating budget projects $202,441 more revenue than expenses next year, which is aided by a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The preliminary 2005 city budget shows a decrease in the city's property tax rate from $3.80 per $1,000 of assessed valuation in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- More than a decade after it first was proposed, the Port Angeles International Gateway Transportation Center could have final drawings next month,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Democratic gubernatorial candidate Christine Gregoire rode above the rails of Magna Force's LEVX magnetic-levitation system, then praised it Monday at the company's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Dry Creek area residents are forming a property development company to try buying the 113-acre former Critchfield property slated for a Washington… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Gov. Gary Locke spent his 10th and final visit to Clallam County as the state's chief executive Monday by visiting some of… Continue reading
The departing Democratic governor and the Democrat who would like to replace them will visit the North Olympic Peninsula on Monday -- but not together.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Construction of the long-awaited Port Angeles Skate Park will begin in May as fund-raising efforts continue. "We now have over $100,000 in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The two candidates for 24th District state representative displayed sharp differences on several issues during forums Tuesday before the Port Angeles Business… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The City Council appears closer to major animal control law revisions and new motorized foot scooter regulations. Council members Monday afternoon were… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A project to consolidate youth program information in one place received an enthusiastic reception from the City Council on Tuesday night. The… Continue reading
BLYN -- Citing the ongoing Jimmycomelately Creek restoration project, Clallam County commissioners approved vacating about one-quarter-mile of Old Blyn Highway just north of U.S. Highway… Continue reading
Several environmental groups sued Tuesday to overturn the 10-year sustainable harvest calculation for state forests of the Department of Natural Resources. The groups, led by… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Washington Alder officials are negotiating with a second unnamed property owner to locate its proposed sawmill away from the 113-acre site strongly… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Four officials from an Indonesian city arrived here Saturday for a weeklong stay as part of a federally funded technical assistance program.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The three Port of Port Angeles commissioners agreed Wednesday to consider a request for $4,000 to help fund the planned Clallam County… Continue reading
