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Races mapped out for Port Angeles City Council
PORT ANGELES — Ten candidates have filed in four City Council races, with four setting their sights on…
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Westport lays off some Port Angeles workers
PORT ANGELES — Westport Shipyard laid off employees at its Port Angeles cabinet shop and its facilities in…
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Port Angeles Farmers Market to try out Gateway transit center pavilion as possible new venue
PORT ANGELES — The Wednesday Port Angeles Farmers Market will open at The Gateway transit center June 17,…
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Westport cuts staff at Port Angeles cabinet shop
PORT ANGELES –Westport Shipyard announced today that employees were laid off at its Port Angeles cabinet shop and…
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Land dispute settled in court
PORT ANGELES — A dispute over land at The Gateway transit center between Clallam Transit and Anh Voang,…
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Eighth Street bridge work finished early
PORT ANGELES — Work crews finished painting a sealant on the upper portions of the two Eighth Street…
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Pool board waits on selecting fifth member
PORT ANGELES — The William Shore Memorial Pool District commissioners at their first meeting Wednesday chose not to…
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Port Angeles pedestrian bridge to be built next year
PORT ANGELES — A pedestrian bridge is expected to span Dry Creek as part of the Olympic Discovery…
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Pedestrian bridge to span Dry Creek next year
PORT ANGELES — A pedestrian bridge is expected to span Dry Creek as part of the Olympic Discovery…
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Trial over cost of Gateway land begins today
PORT ANGELES — The city of Port Angeles, Clallam Transit and Port Angeles resident Anh Voang may all…
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Hospitals to work together to recruit physicians, offer services
The North Olympic Peninsula’s three hospitals have pledged to work together to recruit physicians and bring more medical…
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Volunteers brush up, brighten downtown Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — If you think there is something different about downtown, you are correct. The efforts of…
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Sad day: Gottschalks customers, employees mourn department store
PORT ANGELES — Six racks of women’s clothes, some Christmas decorations and a few handbags and belts were…
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Sales tax revenues up in Forks, Port Townsend;Jefferson, Clallam see drop
Sales tax revenue took a plunge across the North Olympic Peninsula in 2008 — except in Forks and…
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Quarry’s erosion potential in debate; owners ask Clallam to redesignate property
PORT ANGELES — Neighbors of the site of a proposed rock quarry on Olympic Hot Springs Road urged…
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Swine flu confirmed in Clallam County
SEQUIM — A Sequim woman in her 30s is the first person in Clallam County to have been…
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Elwha River beach access to be disrupted
PORT ANGELES — Public access to the beach and the surf on the west side of the Elwha…
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Auditor finds Harbor-Works formation followed the law
PORT ANGELES — The formation of the Port Angeles Harbor-Works Public Development Authority did not violate the state…
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Port Angeles, county sort out pool district agreement
PORT ANGELES — The first meeting of the five-member board that will govern the voter-approved taxing district for…
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Port Angeles’ Harbor-Works formation complies with state law, state Auditor’s Office says
PORT ANGELES — The formation of the Port Angeles Harbor-Works Public Development Authority did not violate the state…