PORT ANGELES — The City Council and Port of Port Angeles commissioners unanimously agreed Tuesday night to cooperate in cleaning up Port Angeles Harbor and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A non-taxing public development authority to combine city and port efforts to clean up Port Angeles Harbor and redevelop the former Rayonier… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — More than 50 people gathered at City Pier on Saturday to recognize the 100th anniversary of a visit from a contingent of… Continue reading
Spring's late arrival, which has kept snow longer in the lower elevations, is expected to lead to higher streamflows this spring and summer as it… Continue reading
The year was 1907, and a young nation that almost a decade earlier had taken over the remnants of the Spanish empire in the Caribbean… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A defective braking system was responsible for the May 2 crash of an Olympic National Park dump truck on Mount Angeles Road,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — About 80 of the 132 laid-off KPly employees gathered at Peninsula College last week to hear about training and income benefits available… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The public will get a chance Tuesday to tell state Department of Ecology officials what they think about the first step in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two City Council subcommittees will review whether the city should lease the former On The Boardwalk restaurant building prior to completion of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — People who show up at City Council meetings might not have to wait as long as they do now to have their… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is being courted to bring its fleet of research ships here — along with 100 to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The city's parks and recreation department is considering allowing sponsorship of city recreation events and facilities. "We could start small and see… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Now it's just First Federal, and it has a new logo and Web site to highlight the assets of the locally owned… Continue reading
Revised government maps of earthquake faults that could cause serious damage on the North Olympic Peninsula won't change county emergency management plans. Emergency management directors… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The "Olympic Visions" mural behind the Conrad Dyar Memorial Fountain is coming off so that it can be renewed. And parts of… Continue reading
The calendar may say it's one month into spring, but a peek out the window in some of the area's higher elevations might say otherwise.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — One of the sure signs of spring this year is the disappearance of construction workers downtown as the city's six-month sidewalk and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A U.S. Supreme Court ruling that executions by lethal injection are not cruel and unusual punishment removes one potential barrier to the… Continue reading
Time and the tides wait for no one, and the U.S. Postal Service won't either if residents of the North Olympic Peninsula don't get their… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Even though it's April, the snow level in Olympic National Park stubbornly remains at about 3,000 feet, with some snow having… Continue reading
