PORT ANGELES -- City Council members voted themselves a pay raise Tuesday night, but the first increases won't be paid for two years. Three city… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A "Save the Kalakala" meeting set for Thursday will give people the chance to meet the new owner of the historical 1935… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Oak Street conference center and hotel developer Randal Jay Ehm is confident of meeting a March 28 deadline to apply for a… Continue reading
FORKS -- The Forks Elks Club will remain open through Dec. 31 and all parties will go on as scheduled, Exalted Ruler Ilene Rogers said… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Keeping one lane always open to traffic is the goal of engineers planning the Eighth Street bridge replacement project. "That's our goal,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An appeal hearing on the city's environmental review of its water fluoridation project has been postponed until city staff can study environmental… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It just keeps getting longer. The third annual Rain-deer Fun Run set for 1 p.m. Dec. 20 now is 10 kilometers, or… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Tuesday morning's fire at the Elks Naval Lodge building tied up traffic downtown and briefly slowed business activity, but most stores rebounded… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Organizers of 10 Christmas parties scheduled at the Elks Naval Lodge during the next two weeks had to scramble to find new… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Port commissioners unanimously voted Monday to extend Executive Director Clyde Boddy's contract until next August. It will be Boddy's final contract with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- If you've seen photographs of the Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, you've probably seen at least one taken by… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Thursday's nine-hour closure of the Tumwater Creek bridge gave residents a preview of what life will be like in 2005-06 when both… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The proliferation of video cameras in public places, such as those being studied for three city parks, is causing concern among civil… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The City Council unanimously approved the city's 2004 budget at its Tuesday night meeting. The budget totals $75.1 million, including a $14.1… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Police Department is considering the installation of video surveillance cameras at three of the city's most popular recreation sites next year.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Public utilities that rejected a recently proposed settlement of their lawsuit against the Bonneville Power Administration should be prepared to offer a… Continue reading
FORKS -- First grade teacher Sherry Flanigan was named the first National Board Certified Teacher in the Quillayute Valley School District on Nov. 21. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The 13th annual Festival of Trees begins at 10 a.m. Friday with the first of two "Teddy Bear Teas" at the Vern… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Those who enjoy eating a hearty Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings had a chance Wednesday to enjoy the meal a day… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city will lose as much as $71,000 in property taxes in each of the next three years as the result of… Continue reading
