PORT ANGELES -- It's OK to flush the toilet again, but you still can't wade in the water. The city's sewer system was functioning normally… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Repair of a breach in the city's main sewer line is expected to begin at low tide this morning. The broken line… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The state is more concerned about possible public health hazards from a sewer line break than it is with long-term environmental effects,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Cancer screening works, says outgoing City Councilwoman Lauren Erickson who revealed Monday that she has "very treatable" breast cancer. "My prognosis is… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Port commissioners began planning for the future of William R. Fairchild International Airport on Monday by approving an expanded development plan. Bids… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The long process has begun to reconfigure the Eighth Street bridges from a steel design to a prestressed one to save millions… Continue reading
The U.S. Senate has voted to delay a requirement for passports or other federal identification to cross the Canadian border until mid-2009. That doesn't mean… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Four of seven unsuccessful applicants for a City Council vacancy in February say they will apply for the latest opening announced Tuesday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- City Councilwoman Lauren Erickson, who was elected to a second term in 2003, will resign from the City Council effective May 31.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A telephone line problem has delayed the start of fluoridating the city's water supply until probably Wednesday. "Everything is ready to go… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- More than three years after a campaign to fluoridate the city's water supply was begun, fluoridation is set begin Monday. Between 0.7… Continue reading
One glance up at the Olympic Mountains will confirm what the latest Washington Water Supply Outlook report says: There's a lot of snow up there.… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- The oft-delayed preliminary audit of the state Department of Transportation's Hood Canal Bridge graving yard project is due for public release June 2… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- If you've been wondering what those workers dressed in orange are doing along roads east of the city, they are preparing for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Some petroleum-contaminated soil from the site of the former Rayonier pulp mill could be going into the city's landfill before the dump… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The city's continuing growth has Clallam County Public Utility District eyeing a new electrical substation on Sequim's east side. Clallam PUD is seeking… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- Those anxious to read the long-awaited audit of the state Department of Transportation's Hood Canal Bridge graving yard project must wait longer. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The community and North Olympic Peninsula again received rave reviews from passengers who came to town aboard a giant cruise ship for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A revised skateboard ordinance reviewed Tuesday night by the City Council would prohibit skateboards, roller skates, inline skates and bicycles on downtown… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The ms Ryndam, likely to be the largest passenger ship to visit the harbor this year, will pull up to the Port… Continue reading
