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Olympic Christian’s high school likely to close
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Christian School Board likely will vote today to scrap its high school after…
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Clallam, Port Angeles might go after coveted spot in Google broadband project
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County and Port Angeles city governments use them for their own computer networks. So…
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Fiber-optic pact with CPI up for consideration Thursday by Port Angeles City Council
PORT ANGELES — A proposed fiber-optic use agreement between the city and Capacity Provisioning Inc. would not include…
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High-tech meters would let city control your electric water heater
PORT ANGELES — City Hall plans to replace home meters with new high-tech versions by the end of…
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Westport lays off cabinet shop workers
PORT ANGELES — Westport Shipyard Inc. confirmed that some people were laid off from its cabinet making shop…
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Gregoire expected at ribbon-cutting for reopened plywood mill
PORT ANGELES — Gov. Chris Gregoire will attend Peninsula Plywood’s ribbon-cutting ceremony that is expected to attract more…
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As much as $4,000 in counterfeit money circulating in Port Angeles, authorities warn
PORT ANGELES — As much as $4,000 in fake cash could be circulating in the Port Angeles area,…
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Death row inmate in Clallam court seeking new trial
PORT ANGELES — Lawyers seeking a new trial for convicted double murderer Darold Stenson questioned the handling of…
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Port Angeles lawyer eyes county prosecuting attorney post
Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney Deb Kelly has a challenger in the November election: attorney David R. Fox of…
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Unattended heater suspected after fire destroys boat in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — A fire destroyed a boat early Tuesday morning. A propane heater was the likely cause…
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Banners in Port Angeles would honor armed forces members
PORT ANGELES — Want to honor a local man or woman serving in the military? Then a new…
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Clallam County will shift public record responsibility
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County will have a new public records officer Monday, but it’s not paying for…
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Van De Wege’s Columbia River Gorge bill clears its first hurdle
OLYMPIA — The Columbia River Gorge may not be in his district, but Rep. Kevin Van De Wege…
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Port Angeles staff endorses another Internet contract with CPI
PORT ANGELES — City staff members are recommending that Capacity Provisioning Inc. get another seven-year contract to provide…
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Port Angeles City Hall to seek bids for Race Street, other repairs
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will seek bids for the repair of a landslide along the edge…
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Port Angeles paying for Internet at building with no computers; close to $15,000 spent over 7 years
PORT ANGELES — City Hall has spent nearly $15,000 over the past seven years for Internet service in…
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State upholds Harbor-Works’ formation a second time
PORT ANGELES — The state Auditor’s Office has again cleared the city and port of breaking any laws…
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Coast Guard restructuring to eliminate 66-year-old Port Angeles group
PORT ANGELES — The command structure of Coast Guard station on Ediz Hook will undergo major restructuring this…
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Peninsula senator’s criminal-justice tax hike still a possibility
OLYMPIA — It didn’t make it to a floor vote before the deadline last month, but a tax-raising…
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Back on top: Hurricane Ridge fans play in the snow after road reopens
1About 50 skiers and snowboarders took advantage of powder left untouched on the 5,240-foot ridge in Olympic National…