PORT ANGELES — The Wild Olympics Campaign is disputing a Nov. 26 study commissioned by the Port of Port Angeles, Clallam County and city of… Continue reading
SEQUIM — There would be no immediate impacts on new water management rules — or the state money that's been promised to implement them —… Continue reading
FORKS — Bid openings were delayed this week for demolition of the once-iconic, now-charred remains of the International Order of Odd Fellows hall, pushing back… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula’s three state legislators said the city bears varying degree of responsibility for circumstances that led to $57.5 million… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A temporary security fence was erected Wednesday around the shuttered Peninsula Plywood demolition site, and two live Web cameras will be installed… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A forest industry group Tuesday presented a plan for opening up 143,150 acres of Olympic National Forest to aggressive logging. The North… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Smooth sailing continued this week for plans by Betsy Reed Schultz to provide a sailboat for guests at the Captain Joseph House… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Congressional approval of Wild Olympics legislation would cost 4.5 jobs in Clallam County and 4.7 jobs in Jefferson County, according to the… Continue reading
FORKS — Cleanup and demolition of the burned-out International Order of Odd Fellows hall could begin as early as this week and be completed within… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Four conservation groups have ramped up their efforts to prevent the releases next spring of hatchery-bred steelhead and coho salmon smolts during… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A study on opportunities for increased logging in Olympic National Forest and the economic impact of Wild Olympics legislation, which would ban… Continue reading
FORKS — West End native and former Clallam County Commissioner Lawrence Irwin Gaydeski, 82, who died Sunday of complications from diabetes, will be celebrated by… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County commissioners and Port Angeles School Board members moved closer Tuesday toward dissolving the moribund Clallam Business Incubator, a private nonprofit… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The demolition and environmental cleanup of the former Peninsula Plywood mill site headlines spending priorities contained in a preliminary $17.4 million Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Law enforcement officials are wrestling with the implications of newly approved statewide Initiative 502, which soon will legalize possession of up to… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Law enforcement officials are wrestling with the implications of newly approved statewide Initiative 502, which on Dec. 6 legalizes possession of up… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE: This column by PDN Senior Staff Writer Paul Gottlieb first appeared Nov. 10, 2000. We republish an updated version every Veterans Day. A… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Three Clallam County candidates with seemingly insurmountable leads in Tuesday’s general election looked to the future Wednesday as hope for victory dimmed… Continue reading
FORKS — Clallam County Fire District No. 1 Chief Phil Arbeiter expects a charred corner in downtown Forks to remain fenced, secured and undemolished through… Continue reading
Port Angeles has a native son going to Congress. Democrat Derek Kilmer of Gig Harbor, who was born and raised in Port Angeles, built such… Continue reading
