SEQUIM — The state Court of Appeals has struck down the Clallam County Superior Court drug conviction of a young woman, ruling that Sequim police… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Civic Field face-lift would not only be good for athletes and spectators, but also would benefit entrepreneurs by attracting visitors to… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula's three major local law enforcement agencies — the Clallam County Sheriff's Office, the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and the Port Angeles… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Low-income city utility discount rates that are now based on age or disability may be replaced with a more expansive — and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — New downtown waterfront surveillance cameras — 28 in all — will allow officers to view camera images from their patrol cars as… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two parents charged with abducting their two young children from their Sequim-area grandmother April 27 appeared separately in Clallam County Superior Court… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In a major concession to the forest industry, the Wild Olympics Campaign is accepting the elimination of a “willing-buyer, willing-seller” provision of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Interim City Manager Dan McKeen said Friday the city acted properly in firing Finance Director Yvonne Ziomkowski and that she would not… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Ousted city Finance Director Yvonne Ziomkowski would be willing to take her old job back, she said Wednesday, the day after former… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A methane leak in Port Angeles’ dormant landfill is creating “a potentially explosive situation,” Public Works and Utilities Director Glenn Cutler said.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two former mayors and a former Port of Port Angeles commissioner urged the Port Angeles City Council on Tuesday night to reinstate… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Kelly Maloney stood under the cathedral-like ceiling of the new Country Aire Natural Foods Market on Tuesday, filling a plastic bag with… Continue reading
TACOMA — The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula and two women have agreed to drop a sex discrimination lawsuit filed by the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Lauryn Last, who pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the Dec. 31, 2008, death of her newborn son, Thomas, has been ordered… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Inventor Karl “Jerry” Lamb has completed the $208,000 first phase of an elevated test track to demonstrate his LEVX magnetic levitation technology,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Manager Kent Myers has recommended that the Public Works and Utilities Department not be reorganized, saying in a report to the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Councilman Max Mania and outgoing Port Angeles City Manager Kent Myers engaged in an email-fueled dispute last week over the listing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Today, the last day Country Aire Natural Foods will do business at 117 E. First St., store co-owner Robyn Miletich will be… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Geese that trundle around soggy Civic Field may be forced to find other grass on which to leave their calling cards if… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It’s official. After naming Fire Chief Dan McKeen interim city manager April 17, the City Council unanimously approved his new contract Tuesday… Continue reading
