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Interest high in housing facility

Dawn View Court to open in April

 

Clallam County to provide PUD with funding

Rescue Plan dollars to aid water quality

 

DNR investigates gate vandalism on day of Aldwell timber protest

Agency says it has no leads; incident trapped elderly couple

 

Long ER wait time discussed

Sound Physicians says it expects hirings to help

Nathan West, Port Angeles city manager, gives his annual State of the City address at a meeting of the Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. (Ken Park/Peninsula Daily News)

Annual State of City given to PA chamber

Housing, downtown development, city staff expansion topics of talk

Nathan West, Port Angeles city manager, gives his annual State of the City address at a meeting of the Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. (Ken Park/Peninsula Daily News)

Port Angeles City Council discusses pay raise

Two suggestions: Double stipend or hourly wage

RVs topic during Port Angeles housing discussion

Final vote on housing code changes March 21

Protesters line U.S. Highway 101, some with signs, as they demonstrate against the sale and potential logging of Aldwell timber. (John Gussman)

Protesters rally against logging Aldwell timber

State agency says it’s following conservation plan

Protesters line U.S. Highway 101, some with signs, as they demonstrate against the sale and potential logging of Aldwell timber. (John Gussman)

Late report in Hill case leads to termination

Officer let go after internal investigation, according to records

Rick Paschall.

Clallam PUD board member resigns

Agency to conduct interviews in April

Rick Paschall.

Hill trial delayed until June

Prosecution, defense need more time to review evidence

Port Angeles settles with Waste Connections

City to pay $1.99 million. Firm to stop plans for Carlsborg transfer station

Code changes considered for Port Angeles temporary housing

Planning commission to bring proposals to council in March

Eric Brown, owner of Browns Outdoor in downtown Port Angeles, scrapes away a layer of ice and snow from the sidewalk in front of the business on Thursday morning. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Peninsula dodges a bullet — for now

Another system to move in this weekend

Eric Brown, owner of Browns Outdoor in downtown Port Angeles, scrapes away a layer of ice and snow from the sidewalk in front of the business on Thursday morning. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Sound Physicians vows an update of its operations

OMC ER discussion set next month

Victim says she was raped 70-80 times

Clallam County Judge Brent Basden has set a $25,000 bail for Nethaniel Montgomery, who remained in the Clallam County jail on Tuesday… Continue reading

Sequim man accused in 10 counts of child sex crimes to be arraigned

Incidents occurred since 2019, police say

KEITH THORPE/PENINSULA DAILY NEWS A section of Mount Angeles Road south of Park Avenue in Port Angeles, shown on Friday, is slated to be included the first phase of a project to improve the Race Street corridor between Front Street and Olympus Avenue.

Race Street work to begin Tuesday in Port Angeles

First phase on upper portion of roadway

KEITH THORPE/PENINSULA DAILY NEWS A section of Mount Angeles Road south of Park Avenue in Port Angeles, shown on Friday, is slated to be included the first phase of a project to improve the Race Street corridor between Front Street and Olympus Avenue.

Police say calls about active shooter a hoax

Officers walk through schools to make sure students remain safe

Improvements in works for Fairchild International Airport

FAA funding 90 percent of construction