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Ecology has no money for Harbor-Works
PORT ANGELES — The Harbor-Works Public Development Authority — which was counting on state Department of Ecology grant…
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Port Angeles council gives approval to Harbor-Works
PORT ANGELES — The seven-member City Council unanimously reaffirmed its support of the Harbor-Works Public Development Authority on…
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Pool district election funding approved
PORT ANGELES — Voters living within the boundary of the Port Angeles School District will choose the fate…
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Neah Bay tugboat could strike oil
NEAH BAY — Oil, cargo and cruise industries would pay for a tugboat at Neah Bay under a…
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Clallam Transit lawyer hired over Gateway structural issues may be paid by city of Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Clallam Transit’s attorney hired an engineering firm to review the structural issues at The Gateway…
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Port Angeles to be cut off from Victoria on water for first time in years
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula will be without a water highway to Victoria for two weeks…
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Rx on Gateway fix near: Consultants’ reports on cracked wall will map next move
PORT ANGELES — There may be a light at the end of the tunnel for completion of The…
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Parking fines to double in some Port Angeles districts — including downtown
PORT ANGELES — Parking too long downtown, or in the wrong place, will now cost commuters more than…
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Deputy’s alleged assailant undergoes surgery in Seattle for wounds
SEKIU — A Silverdale man who allegedly exchanged gunfire with a Clallam County sheriff’s deputy Monday went into…
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Peninsula school superintendents like what they hear about replacing WASL tests
North Olympic Peninsula school superintendents are supportive of a proposal to replace the Washington Assessment of Student Learning,…
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Port Angeles pool to stay open at least until May 31
PORT ANGELES — The William Shore Memorial Pool will stay open until May 31, in anticipation of a…
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Port Angeles City Council to consider keeping pool open on Tuesday
PORT ANGELES — The future of the William Shore Memorial Pool will be at stake on Tuesday evening.…
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Port Angeles bridges on schedule, officials say
PORT ANGELES — The Eighth Street bridges will open in February, say project managers, who say the final…
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Busy Port Angeles corner prepared for demolition
PORT ANGELES — Buildings on the northwest corner of Lincoln and Eighth streets are posed to be demolished…
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Tribes to receive compensation for sockeye runs
Three North Olympic Peninsula tribes are receiving federal disaster relief funds allocated for tribal and nontribal commercial fishermen…
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Rayonier agrees to lease giant water tank to Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Rayonier Inc. executives have verbally agreed to lease a large water tank on their 75-acre…
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Gottschalks files for Chapter 11 protection
PORT ANGELES — Gottschalks Inc. announced on Wednesday that it has filed for bankruptcy protection and is offering…
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Architects ‘take temperature’ of Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — The city of Port Angeles and community leaders welcomed forerunners of a team that will…
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Rayonier: No dollar value on tank, but concerns exist
PORT ANGELES — A Rayonier Inc. executive says the company has not placed a monetary value on a…
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Port Angeles pool plans discussed Monday
PORT ANGELES — Save the Pool PA plans to finalize its recommendations to the city of Port Angeles…