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Port Angeles seeks funds for waterfront development

PORT ANGELES — Last Tuesday, the City Council gave the go-ahead to the start of a new plan…

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Five-vehicle wreck blocks U.S. Highway 101

A five-vehicle wreck blocked both lanes of U.S. Highway 101 halfway between Port Angeles and Sequim for about…

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No mandate without money, Port Angeles City Council says

PORT ANGELES — If you give us the mandate, give us the money. That was the message the…

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Port Angeles allocates $20,000 to keeping road to Hurricane Ridge open all winter

PORT ANGELES — The fundraising effort to help keep Hurricane Ridge Road open daily from mid-November through March…

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Burglars enter unlocked homes while residents sleep

PORT ANGELES — Police are seeing a spike in nighttime home burglaries as the intruders, who often enter…

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Waterfront, other proposals seen to give Port Angeles a ‘sense of place’

PORT ANGELES — A new waterfront development plan is now in the works. The Port Angeles City Council…

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Ecology agrees to help Harbor-Works acquire former mill site in Port Angeles

OLYMPIA — Representatives of the state Department of Ecology and Gov. Chris Gregoire agreed at a meeting Tuesday…

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Traffic jams when traffic signals replaced at site of new Walmart

PORT ANGELES — A traffic jam that extended about two miles in each direction Monday morning came as…

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Rayonier site studies delayed; state may need more money to finish work

PORT ANGELES — Two studies that are part of the Rayonier cleanup effort continue to be delayed, and…

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Group wants no funds for Harbor-Works and cleanup to stay with Rayonier

PORT ANGELES — As local leaders make one last effort to secure state funding for Harbor-Works, a recently…

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Harbor-Works to seek help from governor

PORT ANGELES — Representatives of Harbor-Works, the city of Port Angeles and Port of Port Angeles will meet…

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Downtown Port Angeles paving ahead of schedule

PORT ANGELES — Paving work on Front Street downtown is expected to be completed this morning, two days…

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Tug-barge loses power in Strait; vessel in Port Angeles Harbor for inspection

PORT ANGELES — A tug pushing a barge full of BP fuel arrived in Port Angeles Harbor for…

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Port Angeles intends to freeze city worker pay in 2011

PORT ANGELES — The city intends to freeze pay for all employees in 2011 to help tackle a…

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Commissioner criticized again for ‘double-dipping’ at forum for House candidates

SEQUIM — Clallam County commissioner Steve Tharinger, one of four candidates hoping to replace retiring House Majority Leader…

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Challengers to incumbent Rep. Van De Wege challengers attack ‘waste’ at forum

SEQUIM — Rep. Kevin Van De Wege at a candidate forum Saturday defended the state Legislature’s decision to…

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Rayonier won’t sell to Harbor-Works; company announces end to negotiations on Port Angeles property

(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first story in a two-part series about recent developments in the attempt of…

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Fanciful sci-fi sand creations creations make judges’ work hard (**Gallery and Video**)

The eighth annual sand sculpting competition on Port Angeles’ Hollywood Beach was the most competitive yet, said organizer…

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Port Angeles approves $165,000 to study flood-prone problem areas

PORT ANGELES — Street flooding is an annual occurrence for residents who live near several intersections on the…

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Port Angeles, Lower Elwha to give selected police officers dual jurisdiction

PORT ANGELES — The Lower Elwha Klallam and Port Angeles police departments have agreed to allow selected officers…