PORT ANGELES -- The board members of the Clallam Business Incubator will discuss Monday whether to dissolve the financially troubled organization or restructure it. The… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE: For the latest on the Chilean quake and its aftermath, please click here: http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/fronts/HOME?SITE=WAPAN&SECTION=HOME If the earthquake off the Chilean coast Saturday caused… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A parked log truck rolled into the bedroom of a home Friday, sending one of the residents to Harborview Medical Center in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It was an opportunity that was hard to pass up: $37 million in federal funding for 11 transportation projects in the Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An appeal will be considered after an enraged Walmart customer who threatened five people, including a 4-year-old boy, with a loaded handgun… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Twenty-five truckloads of logs were unloaded at the Peninsula Plywood mill Thursday in preparation for the first day of production Monday. That… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A judge slapped the Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney's Office with a $500 fine last week for incorrectly stating that a defendant is… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The William Shore Memorial Pool District's plan to outsource management of Port Angeles' public pool is dead in the water. The Clallam… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- William Shore Memorial Pool District commissioners agreed Tuesday to let its advisory committee come up with a proposal for managing the pool… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- A North Olympic Peninsula representative's bill to allow surrogate mothers to get paid passed the state House last week. The legislation, House Bill… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- The last batch of fishers transplanted from British Columbia in a three-year effort to reintroduce the species to the Olympic Peninsula… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The mother of Lower Elwha Klallam Chairwoman Frances Charles and three other relatives, including two young children, were staying with friends and… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Electrical power was fully restored to about 3,200 electrical customers in Sequim after an outage of about 3 ½ hours. A failed relay… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Drop school sports, consolidate with another school district and do more to attract families to the area were among the suggestions for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Street-side parking may be expanded between City Hall and the Clallam County Courthouse next year. The City Council on Tuesday gave staff… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The sudden death of Port Angeles High School junior Nick Wright on Wednesday afternoon was wrenching for students, school staff, coaches and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The move by the City Council on Tuesday to make an effort to educate homeowners on how they can reduce their storm… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Owners of homes with downspouts connected to the sewer system may soon have access through the city to information on how they… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- The state Senate passed a package of bills last week in response to the murder of four Lakewood police officers last year. Several… Continue reading
A proposal from a North Olympic Peninsula representative to remove the state from the Columbia River Gorge Compact has raised a few eyebrows in southern… Continue reading
