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Port Angeles man plaintiff in national health care lawsuit that also includes 26 states
PORT ANGELES — Kaj Ahlburg, a retired New York City investment banker who lives in Port Angeles, is…
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‘B.C. bud’ importers sentenced after West End landing
TACOMA — Two Canadian men who tried bringing 578 pounds of marijuana ashore in Clallam County’s West End…
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Sequim woman died mere weeks before her conviction overturned by Supreme Court
SEQUIM — Trish Schultz was 48 when she died Christmas Eve, her record stained by a drug conviction.…
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It’s all logs over the dam: Work begins on jam caused by preliminary dam removal operations
PORT ANGELES — Workers in two 16-foot motorboats began uncoupling a 10-acre flotilla of logs on Lake Mills…
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Mobilisa gains patent on security device; could lead to millions
PORT TOWNSEND — A patent issued this week to Intellicheck Mobilisa Inc. could help the wireless security systems…
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Boulders shore up Elwha levee to prepare for dams’ demolition
PORT ANGELES — Trucks laden with huge boulders soon will no longer be seen trundling through the city…
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Funeral service with offices in Sequim, Port Townsend sold
Former chiropractor Chris Price has purchased Linde Family Funeral Service, which has offices in Port Townsend, Sequim, Bremerton…
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Mag-lev inventor establishes office ‘to bring the world to’
PORT ANGELES — After spending 14 years tucked away at Airport Industrial Park, a homegrown manufacturing company with…
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Immigration, customs agency in Port Angeles moves ahead in search for new quarters
PORT ANGELES — The Immigration and Customs Enforcement office that covers Clallam and Jefferson counties will move into…
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Eagles-Border Patrol building deal delayed
PORT ANGELES — The waiting continues for both Eagles Aerie 483 and for Border Patrol agents stuffed into…
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Court orders new control of Port Angeles office complex
PORT ANGELES — An Olympia real estate company, operating under court order, recently took control of an office…
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Tax break restored for land conservation pacts
A land conservation program Congress sweetened in December by marrying land conservation with federal income tax breaks has…
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Paperwork done, felony assault case dismissed 7 years after settlement
SEQUIM — Superior Court Judge Ken Williams earlier this month dismissed a felony assault case against businessman Jay…
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Findings in permit appeal decision for biomass project OK’d by Port Angeles City Council
PORT ANGELES — The City Council affirmed Tuesday its Dec. 6 decision supporting a permit for a $71…
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Brinnon resort’s path to visa denied
BRINNON — The federal government has denied an application from The Statesman Group that the developer says is…
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‘I felt cheated’: How a FEDERAL law kept a STATE trooper from running for COUNTY office
CHIMACUM — Last July, after 37 years in law enforcement including the last 24 with the State Patrol,…
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Licensing office to stay in West End; new location found after leak prompted closure
FORKS — The state Department of Licensing is staying put in the West End but will move from…
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Accused Ky. killer pleads not guilty in ex-Chimacum man’s death
WURTLAND, Ky. — Accused murderer Beryl W. Smith has pleaded not guilty to killing former Chimacum resident Chadd…
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Biomass boiler called crucial to way Nippon mill can survive, thrive in future
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of a two-part series on this week’s 90th anniversary of the Port…
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Nippon’s two machines churn out paper (***GALLERY***)
PORT ANGELES — If the main boiler is the heart of the Nippon Paper Industries USA paper mill,…