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Port Angeles Harbor-Works mulls options for mill land
PORT ANGELES — Jeff Lincoln, executive director of the Port Angeles Harbor-Works Development Authority, has laid out three…
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Harbor-Works board has vacancy; Port of Port Angeles accepts applications
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles is accepting applications for community members who would like to…
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Departing Port Angeles council members say goodbye to chamber
PORT ANGELES — Two departing City Council members reflected on their terms for a Port Angeles Regional Chamber…
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PenPly halfway to filling jobs as it prepares to resurrect mill in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Plywood President Josh Renshaw says he has hired more than half of the 60…
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Port Angeles Salvation Army needs donations for Christmas programs
PORT ANGELES — The Salvation Army is looking for some angels this year. Gifts and cash donations are…
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Port Townsend’s Victorian Festival canceled for 2010
PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Victorian Festival, which was scheduled for the third weekend in March, has…
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2 young people dead in Saturday wreck were Peninsula College students from China
PORT ANGELES — The two people who died in a collision at the Morse Creek “S” curve on…
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VFWs on Peninsula to raise money for slain Lakewood officers’ families
North Olympic Peninsula posts of the Veterans of Foreign War are coordinating two fundraisers for the families of…
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Victoria chamber chief talks to Port Angeles businesses
PORT ANGELES — Bruce Carter, chief executive officer of the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce, talked about business…
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Port of Port Angeles awaits FAA approval of airport master plan
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles is awaiting response from the Federal Aviation Administration on a…
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Walmart Supercenter gets permits in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — The demolition and construction permits for a Walmart Supercenter in eastern Port Angeles have been…
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Forks Festival of Trees rakes in $12,000; proceeds help West End women, children
FORKS — The 15th annual Forks Festival of Trees made about $12,000, one of the organizers said Sunday.…
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Peninsula College receives elite certification to train auto instructors in alternative fuel
PORT ANGELES — A new certification will have the Peninsula College automotive program nurturing greener pastures. The program…
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Chilly weekend temperatures not surprising; cold and dry weather ahead
Cold and dry is the forecast for the week throughout the North Olympic Peninsula, said Dennis D’Amico, meteorologist…
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Suspected construction equipment thief caught in Oregon
AGNEW — The Agnew man who slipped out of police custody on Nov. 20 after being arrested on…
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Habitat for Humanity ReStore celebrates a successful first year
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Habitat for Humanity ReStore celebrated its first anniversary Friday with free popcorn…
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Wacky games to raise funds for United Way of Clallam County
PORT ANGELES — Community groups will get a little wacky to raise funds for United Way of Clallam…
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$26,750 grant gives West End communities ability to open disaster shelters
A $26,750 grant from the Walmart Foundation is providing three communities in the West End — Clallam Bay-Sekiu,…
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Port Angeles jewelry store to close after four decades
PORT ANGELES — Diamonds — not to mention those other glimmering gemstones — have been a girl’s best…
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State Rep. Van De Wege says budget cuts will be an issue for years
PORT ANGELES — The most arduous and time-consuming part of the 2010 legislative session will be more budget…