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Trial set for Port Angeles man charged in burglary
PORT ANGELES — A 19-year-old Port Angeles man alleged to have stolen $40,000 in a home burglary will…
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Long-range NOAA plan urges marine sanctuary campus in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary should find partners, including the Arthur D. Feiro Marine…
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Deadline for funds extended, historic Port Angeles structure might be a veterans building
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles has added an additional year to its deadline for finding funds to restore…
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Port Angeles sets contract for redesign of new Lauridsen Boulevard bridge
PORT ANGELES — Exeltech Consulting has been selected to design a new bridge for Lauridsen Boulevard. The Port…
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City manager to decide soon on action against embattled finance director
PORT ANGELES — City Manager Kent Myers expects to make a decision next week regarding disciplinary action against…
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Pickup crashes into market’s door
PORT ANGELES — A pickup truck crashed into the front doors of the Mount Pleasant IGS grocery store…
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Port Angeles within barking distance of its own free-run dog park
PORT ANGELES — Lincoln Park is expected to go to dogs soon. Richard Bonine, city of Port Angeles…
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EYE ON OLYMPIA: Overtime likely for state legislative session
OLYMPIA — The state Legislature will likely have to go into overtime this session to reconcile differences between…
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Norm Dicks praised for Peninsula contributions
PORT ANGELES — In 1993, Rep. Norm Dicks found himself with two more counties to represent and one…
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Romney top choice of North Olympic Peninsula GOP
PORT ANGELES — Republican Party supporters poured into meeting rooms across the North Olympic Peninsula on Saturday, providing…
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Port Angeles teacher arrested in child rape review
PORT ANGELES — Paul Anthony Brinkmann, an eighth-grade math teacher at Stevens Middle School in Port Angeles, has…
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‘Transition town’ status eyed for Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Organizers hope to make Port Angeles the next city to become part of the “transition…
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Secretary of state candidate visits North Olympic Peninsula
SEQUIM — Kathleen Drew, a Democratic candidate for secretary of state, stopped by the North Olympic Peninsula this…
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Cutting-edge system stores power at The Landing
PORT ANGELES — While Port Angeles remains behind on its project to install automated utility meters across the…
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Port Angeles smart meter project hits snags, delayed
PORT ANGELES — More than eight months ago, the city of Port Angeles embarked on a $5.4 million…
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$103 million spent by Olympic National Park visitors in 2010, study says
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Visitors to Olympic National Park contributed $103 million to the economy of the Olympic…
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EYE ON OLYMPIA: Delay in graduation requirement sought
OLYMPIA — A North Olympic Peninsula representative is seeking to delay requiring high school students to pass a…
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Port Angeles officials to attend Victoria city meetings
PORT ANGELES — A year has passed since the Port Angeles and Victoria city councils held a joint…
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Twilight sale continues; Elks attempt to recoup $4,000
PORT ANGELES — Dazzled by Twilight, the North Olympic Peninsula’s premiere store for everything Twilight-related is gone, but…
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If you live on the West End, here’s why your power went out early Saturday
PORT ANGELES — Electrical power was restored Saturday afternoon after a tree fell onto a transmission line outside…