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Headrick a ‘fine gentleman,’ says former colleague of ex-mayor, judge dead at 74
EDITOR’S NOTE — To clarify, this article (in the third paragraph from the end) was revised Dec. 12,…
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Burglar takes licorice, ice cream from Deer Park Cinema
PORT ANGELES — A burglar made off with a package of Red Vines licorice, some ice cream and…
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Port Angeles police looking for museum for WWII-era submachine guns
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Police Department doesn’t know how it ended up with two World War…
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PenPly on last legs as it’s given ultimatum to pay up or vacate
PORT ANGELES — The last light bulb at Peninsula Plywood will be turned off in two weeks unless…
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The Gateway transit center project officially completed
PORT ANGELES — The Gateway transit center has officially been completed. The city of Port Angeles and Clallam…
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Port Angeles adopts largest budget yet
PORT ANGELES — The city of Port Angeles has adopted a $130 million budget for next year, its…
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Olympic National Park wilderness plan meeting draws crowd in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — A room intended to hold a crowd of 50 proved too small Saturday to accommodate…
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Anonymous donor pays for strangulation victim’s headstone
PORT ANGELES — The Pimentel family won’t have to sell their car after all. Henry Pimentel said a…
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Payback likely from overcompensated Port Angeles city employees — including city manager
PORT ANGELES — City administrators found to have been overcompensated by “cashing out” excessive amounts of unused sick…
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Strangling victim’s mother selling car to pay for headstone
PORT ANGELES — On a bluff overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca, a grave remains unmarked except…
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Porous pavement new addition to Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Pavement in Port Angeles has become a bit more absorbent. The city had 11 small…
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Lowdown on consumers available in Port Angeles retail program
PORT ANGELES — A trove of data on consumers will soon be available to Port Angeles businesses. The…
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Peninsula Plywood plant pays some of power bill
PORT ANGELES — The closed Peninsula Plywood mill narrowly missed having its power shut off this week. The…
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Port Angeles staff to discuss fate of Chinook Motel, possibility of evicting owners
PORT ANGELES — City staff will meet today to discuss evicting the owners of the condemned Chinook Motel…
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YMCA to open new location in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — A former auto repair shop will soon be a place for kids to run, play…
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Drug task force taken to task — and court — by Port Townsend lawyer
PORT ANGELES — A Port Townsend attorney is taking on the Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team, claiming its…
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Checkout time? Chinook Motel has until Monday to comply with city order
PORT ANGELES — City Hall is giving the owners of the former Chinook Motel until Monday to comply…
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Hurricane Ridge event spotlights all-week access
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Winter has arrived. Well, sort of. Sixteen Hurricane Ridge promoters gathered at the top…
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Update: 15 Hurricane Ridge boosters toast all-week access amid the snow and ice
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Winter has arrived. Well, sort of. About 15 Hurricane Ridge promoters gathered at the…
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Peninsula Plywood mill closes; owners hope to reopen
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Plywood is closed. Josh Renshaw, president of the mill on Marine Drive, said the…