PORT ANGELES — Efforts to purchase the Lincoln Theater for $235,000 are moving forward despite a decision by the building’s Wenatchee-based owner to put the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An earthquake near Vancouver Island jarred many but left the North Olympic Peninsula and British Columbia unscathed. More than 300 Peninsula residents… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Talk about timing. Franchise owner Brian Beaulaurier said new McDonald's golden arches could be planted at the current 1706 E. Front St.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An earthquake near Vancouver Island jarred many but left the North Olympic Peninsula and British Columbia unscathed. More than 300 Peninsula residents… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Talk about timing. Franchise owner Brian Beaulaurier said new McDonald’s golden arches could be planted at the current 1706 E. Front St.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The University of Washington will not appeal a $1.57 million medical malpractice verdict reached by a King County Superior Court jury and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Is a newly formed Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center beginning to take shape? The pool-athletic facility closed its doors to the public Oct.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Congress has approved $20.6 million for a pier and support facilities on Ediz Hook for Naval Base Kitsap submarine escort vessels. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The University of Washington will not appeal a $1.57 million medical malpractice verdict reached by a King County Superior Court jury and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — South Korea’s top regional diplomat extended thankful hands Monday to a table full of U.S. Korean War veterans. Consul General Moon Duk-ho,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Congress has approved $20.6 million for a pier and support facilities on Ediz Hook for Naval Base Kitsap submarine escort vessels. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — First Federal is eliminating in-person teller service at the bank’s 141 W. First St. branch downtown to devote the space to business… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — South Korea’s top regional diplomat extended thankful hands Monday to a table full of U.S. Korean War veterans. Consul General Moon Duk-ho,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Is a newly formed Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center beginning to take shape? The pool-athletic facility closed its doors to the public Oct.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Marine Drive and Tumwater Truck Route in west Port Angeles opened fully to traffic Wednesday afternoon after crews repaired the section of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Marine Drive and Tumwater Truck Route in west Port Angeles opened fully to traffic Wednesday afternoon after crews repaired roadway that was… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A water main break that gushed water at the industrial intersection of Marine Drive and Cedar Street on Monday afternoon and turned… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Passage of the city's $109.6 million budget for 2016 turned on a minuscule but emotionally charged 0.014 percent of the spending plan.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Council members approved $423,636 in 2016-2018 tourism-related lodging-tax spending this week on two 5-2 votes, one of which hinged on a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Passage of the city's $109.6 million budget for 2016 turned on a minuscule but emotionally charged 0.014 percent of the spending plan.… Continue reading