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Port Angeles: No changes to graving yard design despite lobbying efforts
PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Transportation says it will make no changes to plans for a…
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Todd Pacific Shipyards tries limiting Port Angeles graving yard use
Todd Pacific Shipyards of Seattle is lobbying state legislators and the state Department of Transportation to prohibit private…
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“Read Across America” in Peninsula schools on Monday
Monday marks “Read Across America,” and it will be celebrated at schools across Jefferson and Clallam counties with…
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The spans of time: Port Angeles seeks new Eighth Street bridge designs
PORT ANGELES — The long process has begun for replacing the Eighth Street bridges over Valley and Tumwater…
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Clallam County imposes six-ton weight limit on Elwha River Bridge traffic
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County commissioners approved a six-ton weight limit for vehicles traveling over the Elwha River…
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Port of Port Angeles awards bid for Westport site work
PORT ANGELES — Site preparation for Westport Shipyard’s mega-yacht manufacturing plant will begin soon following Monday’s contract award…
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Elwha seek lower rate for proposed sewer hook-up
PORT ANGELES — Lower Elwha Klallam tribal representatives and city officials will discuss Monday whether the tribe should…
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Port Angeles: Westport seeks city permit for yacht-building complex
PORT ANGELES — Westport Shipyard has applied for a city building permit for the yacht manufacturing facility the…
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Port Angeles has “lots of work” before developing fluoridation timeline
PORT ANGELES — City officials have to develop a timeline for installation of a water fluoridation system. “There’s…
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Sunday Showcase: Port Angeles considers grant for water fluoridation — first of two parts
Should Port Angeles fluoridate its water? That’s the question that will be debated before the City Council in…
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New construction will offset most of Daishowa reassessment
PORT ANGELES — New construction last year means the downward reassessment of Daishowa America Co. Ltd.’s paper mill…
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What happened in Daishowa tax case?
PORT ANGELES — The method of assessing property value that caused Daishowa America Co. Ltd. to file a…
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Maritime security zones expanded to ferries
The U.S. Coast Guard, working under a higher terror alert, has extended a 500-yard security zone to ferries…
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Port users begin writing port security plan for Peninsula
PORT ANGELES — Port users began the process of developing a security plan required to conduct international commerce…
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Proposed water quality rules could include stormwater tome
PORT ANGELES — Proposed water quality standards could inadvertently result in voluminous stormwater control guidelines becoming part of…
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Unless stopped, U.S.-Canada ferry prices going up
PORT ANGELES — A congressional delegation continues working to stop a $3-per-passenger immigration fee from being collected from…
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Crescent School measure failing; Friday count awaited
JOYCE — Crescent School District’s proposed maintenance and operations levy was failing by slightly more than 1 percent…
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Port Angeles: Questions about fluoride arise
PORT ANGELES — The first potential opposition to the proposed fluoridation of the city water supply arose Monday…
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Port Angeles: Utility closer to ocean wave energy pact
PORT ANGELES — A three-year sales contract for power generated by a proposed ocean wave project near Cape…
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Port Angeles: Parking committee mulls costs, funding
PORT ANGELES — A revised concept for a second tier on the Gateway Transportation Center project could solve…