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81-year-old Sequim man in 3-car collision dies
SEQUIM — Sequim resident Robert P. Gowing died Sunday at Harborview Medical Center, three days after he was…
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Port Angeles council pair fails to persuade colleagues to rethink lawsuit fight against FEMA
PORT ANGELES — After voting in favor of the action unanimously last month, the City Council was split…
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Waterfront walkway in Port Angeles slated to be built this summer
PORT ANGELES — The benches and bike racks have been designed and the tree species and color schemes…
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Port Angeles to stay in FEMA fight
PORT ANGELES — After reopening debate, the Port Angeles City Council on Tuesday defeated a motion to back…
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Port Angeles City Council approves final esplanade plan
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles City Council on Tuesday approved the final design of an esplanade to…
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New speaker, date for Republican Lincoln Day Dinner
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Republican Party has postponed its annual Lincoln Day Dinner by a month…
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Trying to get a sneak peek at the dams being removed? Fine! Literally!
PORT ANGELES — Demolition of the Elwha and Glines Canyon dams is well-documented online, but that’s not enough…
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Old tribal hatchery to be decommissioned
PORT ANGELES — Plans are in the works to decommission the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe’s first fish hatchery.…
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Lawmakers keen on splitting Fort Worden management
OLYMPIA — A proposal to split management of Fort Worden State Park between the state and the local…
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Lead-contaminated soil found at Elwha Dam site
PORT ANGELES — The National Park Service is working on a plan to remove lead-contaminated soil from the…
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City cash-strapped to keep Port Angeles Fine Arts Center open
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center could cost the city as much as $100,000 a…
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Port Angeles mayor rides along with police
PORT ANGELES — Mayor Cherie Kidd was on the beat Friday with two of Port Angeles’ finest. Kidd,…
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Opponents file appeal on second biomass project
PORT ANGELES — The fate of the North Olympic Peninsula’s two mill biomass projects are now before Thurston…
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Two bills filed on Discover Pass reform for State Parks
OLYMPIA — A dozen legislators have introduced bills this session to reform the Discover Pass. But only one…
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State parks stay open despite lagging pass purchases, shifts
PORT ANGELES — The state has no plans to close any of its 142 parks despite disappointing sales…
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Grays Harbor panelists battle wilderness plan
Grays Harbor County has become the first — and only — county on the Olympic Peninsula to officially…
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Last fall’s dam party brought only trickle of funds — but media attention worth it, Olympic National Park says
PORT ANGELES — It was promoted as a way to show off Port Angeles, to attract visitors and…
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Tharinger floats rechargeable-battery bill
OLYMPIA — Washington would be one of the first states to require rechargeable-battery manufacturers to recycle their products…
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Port Angeles joins fight against FEMA lawsuit
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles is joining nearly a dozen other cities to fight a lawsuit that could…
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Man found guilty of ramming car
PORT ANGELES — Michael J. Moyle was found guilty on all counts stemming from the ramming of his…