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Port Angeles police probe links among burglaries
PORT ANGELES — Police are investigating links among 27 commercial burglaries in Port Angeles this year. The burglaries…
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Port Angeles sewer overflow project opponent advocates different method
PORT ANGELES — An opponent of the city’s $42 million solution to prevent combined sewer overflow from polluting…
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Fencing to rise around new Border Patrol HQ building this week
PORT ANGELES — Workers will erect temporary protective fencing around the former Eagles lodge property later this week…
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Dicks: Bin Laden raid a ‘success’
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks knew the CIA was closing in on Osama bin Laden before…
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Internet fascinates audience during media panel discussion at Peninsula College
PORT ANGELES — When talking about the media, you just can’t escape readers’ interaction with the Internet. An…
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Ban on Hood Canal Bridge 3 p.m.-6 p.m. drawbridge openings to be tested
SHINE — The Coast Guard has announced a summer pilot project that will prevent pleasure boaters from causing…
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Up to 10 due to get pink slips in Sequim schools
By Paul Gottlieb Peninsula Daily News SEQUIM — The School Board targeted up to 10 teaching positions for…
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Work to begin this month on new Border Patrol headquarters in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Work will begin within three weeks on the North Olympic Peninsula’s new Border Patrol headquarters,…
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Port Angeles man loses federal case against rifle manufacturer
TACOMA — A federal District Court jury last week ruled in favor of Remington Arms Co. Inc. in…
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Property rights, sustainability group focus of FourC forum in Clallam County
SEQUIM — A panel discussion on property rights this week turned into a spirited debate over political ideas…
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‘B.C. bud’ smuggler receives 22 months
TACOMA — A British Columbia man was sentenced Monday to 22 months for pairing up with an accomplice…
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Attorney general won’t pursue case against former Port Angeles mayor
PORT ANGELES — The state Attorney General’s Office will take no legal action against former mayor Karen Rogers…
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Police killer among bikers who show up at signing of Hargrove bill
OLYMPIA — When Gov. Chris Gregoire signed a bill April 13 that was sponsored by North Olympic Peninsula…
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Door latch question leads to extended investigation two months after body found in storage unit
FORKS — More than two months after 45-year-old Debra Dawn Grajales was found dead in a rented storage…
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Purchase of Eagles lodge for Border Patrol likely this month
PORT ANGELES — Homeland Security will finalize the purchase of the Eagles Aerie 483 lodge by April 29…
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URGENT — Olympic National Park, other threatened federal services to continue
Congressional negotiators for the Republican and Democratic parties reached a deal tonight to avert a federal government shutdown…
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More fundraisers set for Shane Park playground
PORT ANGELES — More than 37 years after her son’s death, Janet Young’s dream of a state-of-the-art playground…
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Ill-fated Port Angeles supermarket ‘already in close-out process’
PORT ANGELES — The rock-bottom prices advertised by Saar’s Market Place Foods just east of the city limit…
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Update: Saars Market Place Foods supermarket to close; 25 jobs lost
PORT ANGELES — Saar’s Market Place Foods plans to close, store officials announced today. The store east of…
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Clallam PUD manager’s pay boosted to nearly $191,000
PORT ANGELES — A salary increase has boosted Clallam Public Utility District General Manager Doug Nass’ compensation to…