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Medical marijuana dispensary in its second month in low-key Port Angeles location
PORT ANGELES — The storefront is, by any standard, obscure. No neon signs, or any sign for that…
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Price Ford Lincoln Mercury moving east to larger site
PORT ANGELES — Price Ford Lincoln Mercury is moving to larger, if not greener, pastures just outside of…
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Sentencing rescheduled in theft from patient with dementia
PORT ANGELES — A double-jeopardy claim caused the sentencing of a former assisted living center owner who stole…
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2011 marathon to be spared from sewer project
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Discovery Marathon won’t be impaired this year by the upcoming combined sewer…
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State Supreme Court wants more information from judge on Stenson death row case
PORT ANGELES — Double-murderer Darold Stenson’s plea for a retrial has once again been kicked back to Clallam…
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Port Angeles City Council lauds city manager, but no changes to his salary
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles City Council thanked Kent Myers on Tuesday for a job well-done but…
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PUD cool on automated meters like those coming to Port Angeles, used in East Jefferson
PORT ANGELES — While the city of Port Angeles has wholeheartedly embraced the move to so-called smart meters,…
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New New Year’s greenhouse regulations could affect Peninsula biomass projects
The federal government’s first greenhouse gas regulations, which come into effect today, have caused a stir among some…
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Port Angeles Hardwood mill partner to buy out the other
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Hardwood mill will soon go from two owners to one. Mill President…
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Boy, 16, sentenced for stealing Halloween candy from trick-or-treater
PORT ANGELES — A 16-year-old boy will serve 80 hours of community service for snatching a Halloween pillowcase…
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Fluoride foes consider next move after second denial from Supreme Court
PORT ANGELES — Anti-fluoride activists are down but not out. The attorney representing Clallam County residents seeking to…
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‘Someone’s got to do it’: Christmas just another work day for some
While working a cash register Christmas morning, Trina Cochran saw no reason to have a case of the…
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Auditor’s Office investigating Port Angeles city contracts, ex-officials
PORT ANGELES — The state Auditor’s Office is investigating a compliant filed against the city of Port Angeles.…
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Fishermen spend 7 hours lost in woods near Forks
FORKS — Will Newman is the first to admit that he should have known better. The 36-year-old Chicago…
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Dixieland silenced: Jazz in the Olympics festival canceled — for good
PORT ANGELES — The Jazz in the Olympics festival is no more. Festival Director Gary Sorenson announced Friday…
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Accused Clallam County treasury thief faces 20 years in prison
PORT ANGELES — A woman accused of stealing $617,467 in public funds through the Clallam County Treasurer’s Office…
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‘This is the spirit of Port Angeles’: Full-access Hurricane Ridge begins with mile-high ceremony [**Gallery**]
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — After four months of waiting, it has finally happened. The limited extended weekend schedule…
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Giant oil spill in Port Angeles 25 years ago provides lessons used now [**Gallery**]
PORT ANGELES — Twenty-five years ago Tuesday, environmental tragedy struck the North Olympic Peninsula. The Arco Anchorage, carrying…
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Big crowd protests proposed Lake Sutherland fishing moratorium
PORT ANGELES — An overflow crowd of about 125 people gave a thumbs-down to including Lake Sutherland in…
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Deluge sends 15 millions gallons of stormwater, sewage into Port Angeles Harbor; water warning issued
PORT ANGELES — The recent rainstorm has caused a flood of a different kind. A river of untreated…