All but one incumbent running in the Sequim and Port Angeles city council races will be challenged in this year’s general election, while two council… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The face of Port Angeles politics — or at least of those trying to get into public service — is about to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Army Capt. Joseph W. Schultz was remembered Saturday not only as a soldier who gave the ultimate sacrifice, but also as a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula’s drug enforcement team said it made its largest heroin bust in recent memory Friday. Officers with the Olympic… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Gone are the large logs that bordered the north-side parking lot of the Red Lion Hotel. And with it, hotel management hopes,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Some were touched by his friendship, others by his sacrifice. On Saturday, they will gather at Olympic Cellars Winery to remember the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Plywood furloughed 50 workers Tuesday, the same day the City Council agreed to seek a large grant to keep the mill… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The city’s Planning Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved plans to add mooring buoys and artificial tide pools at The Landing mall. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Hall has not agreed that the trees at Lincoln Park must be removed, Mayor Dan Di Guilio said during Tuesday's City… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Citing a need to save 115 jobs and create a few more, the City Council on Tuesday approved a grant application on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 51-year-old man whose father was found covered in his own urine and feces while in his son’s care will serve 41… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Gene S. Mensik, who is charged with killing a Sequim pedestrian while driving drunk in April, is expected to change his plea… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Bruce Dorcy has, in part, a job interview to thank for his new produce stand. While the former Saar’s Market Place Foods… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Is Nippon the last of a dying breed of paper makers in the United States? To put it simply, yes, according to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Visits to Hurricane Ridge were up during the 2011 winter by 12 percent when compared with a five-year average. But is that… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Betsy Reed Schultz has felt a lot of emotions since her son, Army Capt. Joseph William Schultz, was killed in Afghanistan one… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles plans to begin replacing sections of the MV Coho ferry terminal dock late next year, said Executive… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will decide Tuesday, after a public hearing, whether to seek a $500,000 grant on behalf of Peninsula Plywood. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It was a rude awakening for Joe Almaden. A man, whose name has not been released, was being chased early Wednesday morning… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It was 36 years ago when Robyn Miletich and her husband, John, took a chance by opening a natural-foods grocery in downtown… Continue reading
