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Port Angeles paper mill at 90: Its legacy mirrors ups, downs of community
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part series on this week’s 90th anniversary of the Port…
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Patients score Peninsula hospitals lowest on quiet
Hospital patients on the North Olympic Peninsula are more upset about not being able to sleep at night…
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State closes Forks driver’s license office over raw sewage leak
FORKS — Raw sewage seeped into the state Department of Licensing Office at 41 Bogachiel Way this week,…
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Business group helps Nippon celebrate Port Angeles mill’s 90th birthday
PORT ANGELES — The historical success and continued survival of the 90-year-old paper mill now owned by Nippon…
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Shelter for homeless military veterans coming to Forks
FORKS — A haven is taking shape for homeless military veterans — both men and women — in…
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Sequim, shopping center developer reach settlement on lawsuit
SEQUIM — A civil settlement between the city of Sequim and Priest Road Center developer requires the developer…
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Sequim’s new police chief less than full time to protect state pension benefits
SEQUIM — New Police Chief Bill Dickinson, who is paid $93,000 a year and receives full city benefits,…
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Cell phone records sought in connection with slaying of ex-Chimacum man
WURTLAND, Ky. — The man accused of killing former Chimacum resident Chadd E. Miller in this Ohio River…
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Proposition 1 Committee spent little to win passage
PORT TOWNSEND — A few thousand dollars went a long way for supporters of Proposition 1, the countywide…
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Teen mom might have misunderstood rights, psychologist testifies at baby death hearing
PORT ANGELES — Lauryn Louise Last did not know what she was doing in January 2009 when she…
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Border Patrol, Eagles lodge come to deal for government to buy Port Angeles building
PORT ANGELES — The Border Patrol will buy the Eagles Aerie 483 lodge building at 110 S. Penn…
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More delay likely in trial involving theft from Clallam County treasury
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County Public Defenders hired forensics experts this week to pore over more than 60,000…
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Marijuana joints can cause cancer, too, OPNET detective says
PORT ANGELES — When Detective Michael Grall of the State Patrol talks to middle school students about marijuana,…
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Most losers in Nov. 2 election look forward to non-political ventures
Losers in the Nov. 2 general election are taking stock of their rejection by voters but are looking…
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JEFFERSON: Boyer spent most among Jefferson County candidates — and lost
Although the top spenders won their 24th District seats in the state Legislature, that wasn’t true for the…
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CLALLAM: How much does it cost to get elected? Top spender not always winner
Although the top spenders won their 24th District seats in the state Legislature, that wasn’t necessarily true in…
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Victory secured for leaders in Clallam races
Clallam County vote counts Tuesday secured victory for several Nov. 2 general election candidates who ran for top…
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McEntire concedes race for District 24 to Tharinger
Republican Jim McEntire conceded the race for the 24th District Position 2 state House seat to Steve Tharinger…
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Gase concedes House race to Van De Wege
PORT ANGELES — Dan Gase conceded defeat Thursday in his effort to dislodge incumbent Rep. Kevin Van De…
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Van De Wege, Tharinger keep leads in House races
Sequim-area Democrats Kevin Van De Wege and Steve Tharinger on Wednesday maintained their election night leads over Republican…