SEQUIM -- The search has begun for a new anchor tenant for the proposed Bell Farm Center shopping center after Fred Meyer pulled out of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Using William Shore Memorial Pool will cost more in 2005, but only if you live outside the city limit. Fees for numerous… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- An ordinance regulating motorized foot scooters -- but not the age of their riders -- passed the City Council on a 5-1 vote… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- After protests from 11 speakers and two of its own members, the City Council agreed Tuesday night to delay consideration of a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Port of Port Angeles will take another look at the future of the 113-acre former Critchfield property now that Washington Alder… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The sawmill planned on a controversial 113-acre site near Edgewood Drive will be built instead on a 30-acre site formerly used for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A public hearing on the city's proposed $2 a month increase in residential sewer rates continues at Tuesday's City Council meeting. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The federal power marketing agency that provides 99 percent of the Clallam County Public Utility District's electricity could undergo major changes in… Continue reading
Fog has been described as creeping in on little cat's feet but it's been more like a lion on the North Olympic Peninsula this week.… Continue reading
Democrat Kevin Van De Wege of Sequim conceded to Jim Buck on Tuesday after new ballot tallies showed the veteran Republican state representative to be… Continue reading
The Port of Port Angeles' 2005 property tax rate will barely increase in 2005, although the amount collected will increase because of new construction. The… Continue reading
Reps. Jim Buck and Lynn Kessler say they are optimistic that they can continue to pull for the North Olympic Peninsula in the new Legislature,… Continue reading
State Rep. Jim Buck has increased his lead over Democratic challenger Kevin Van De Wege and appears headed toward victory after thousands of ballots were… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An announcement regarding the Washington Alder sawmill project should come next week, company president Richard Tinney said Friday. He is traveling out… Continue reading
Three environmental organizations have sued to stop Olympic National Park's plan to airlift two prefabricated trail shelters into the park's back country. The lawsuit was… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city is considering merging Parks and Recreation Department into its Public Works and Utilities Department next year. The economic development division,… Continue reading
Both sides sounded optimistic Wednesday afternoon in a close 24th District legislative race that separates a veteran state representative and a political newcomer by 1.8… Continue reading
Veteran Democratic Congressman Norm Dicks was holding a comfortable lead over his Republican challenger, Tacoma attorney Doug Cloud Tuesday night. With 25 percent of the… Continue reading
The first draft of the Port of Port Angeles' 2005 operating budget projects $202,441 more revenue than expenses next year, which is aided by a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The preliminary 2005 city budget shows a decrease in the city's property tax rate from $3.80 per $1,000 of assessed valuation in… Continue reading
