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Carlsborg sewer setup done by late 2015, summit told
SEQUIM — The Carlsborg community’s new publicly owned and operated sewer system should be completed by November 2015.…
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Threatened lawsuit won’t affect start of Dungeness water rules, officials say
SEQUIM — There would be no immediate impacts on new water management rules — or the state money…
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Port Angeles responsible for Ecology projects, lawmakers say
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula’s three state legislators said the city bears varying degree of responsibility…
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Forks fire cleanup delay due to asbestos woes
FORKS — Bid openings were delayed this week for demolition of the once-iconic, now-charred remains of the International…
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PenPly coming down — and you can watch
PORT ANGELES — A temporary security fence was erected Wednesday around the shuttered Peninsula Plywood demolition site, and…
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Forest industry group presents trade-off plan for Wild Olympics; plan would free national forestlands for tree harvests
PORT ANGELES — A forest industry group Tuesday presented a plan for opening up 143,150 acres of Olympic…
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Moorage fee waived for Port Angeles foundation sailboat
PORT ANGELES — Smooth sailing continued this week for plans by Betsy Reed Schultz to provide a sailboat…
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Private study sees some job loss with Wild Olympics legislation
PORT ANGELES — Congressional approval of Wild Olympics legislation would cost 4.5 jobs in Clallam County and 4.7…
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Cleanup of rubble from Forks fire could begin this week
FORKS — Cleanup and demolition of the burned-out International Order of Odd Fellows hall could begin as early…
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Groups go to court to fight release of Elwha River hatchery fish
PORT ANGELES — Four conservation groups have ramped up their efforts to prevent the releases next spring of…
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Port of Port Angeles to eye study on Wild Olympics plan
PORT ANGELES — A study on opportunities for increased logging in Olympic National Forest and the economic impact…
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Late Clallam commissioner Lawrence Gaydeski to be remembered Dec. 8
FORKS — West End native and former Clallam County Commissioner Lawrence Irwin Gaydeski, 82, who died Sunday of…
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Action taken toward dissolving long-defunct Incubator
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County commissioners and Port Angeles School Board members moved closer Tuesday toward dissolving the…
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PenPly cleanup, property tax increase highlight Port of Port Angeles budget
PORT ANGELES — The demolition and environmental cleanup of the former Peninsula Plywood mill site headlines spending priorities…
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CLALLAM COUNTY: Marijuana legalization raise questions for cops … mainly about DUI
PORT ANGELES — Law enforcement officials are wrestling with the implications of newly approved statewide Initiative 502, which…
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JEFFERSON COUNTY: Federal government ‘elephant in living room’ after state pot legalization
PORT TOWNSEND — Law enforcement officials are wrestling with the implications of newly approved statewide Initiative 502, which…
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Veterans Day tribute: North Olympic Peninsula Medal of Honor heroes [**PHOTO GALLERY**]
EDITOR’S NOTE: This column by PDN Senior Staff Writer Paul Gottlieb first appeared Nov. 10, 2000. We republish…
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Clallam County election victors look to future
PORT ANGELES — Three Clallam County candidates with seemingly insurmountable leads in Tuesday’s general election looked to the…
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STATE LEGISLATURE: Hargrove, Tharinger, Van De Wege lead by large margins over their challengers
The 24th District’s three Democratic incumbents are sweeping away their general election challengers, according to voting results tabulated…
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Port Angeles native headed for Washington, D.C., and Congress
Port Angeles has a native son going to Congress. Democrat Derek Kilmer of Gig Harbor, who was born…