Second storm reaches North Olympic Peninsula on Saturday, bringing high winds and power outages.
The six-member panel will tackle the issue of impacts of riparian harvests on the 10-year sustainable harvest calculation at its special meeting in Olympia.
The Nov. 8 ballot measure to address climate change by taxing carbon pollution was debated at a Port Angeles Business Association meeting.
Power has been restored to much of the West End that experienced an outage on Friday.
The event is meant to help foster a relationship between businesses and college students has been rescheduled for 3 p.m. on Oct. 22.
Residents are also asked to make their own preparations at home and minimize travel.
The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office reported that all the kids were expected to be transported to safety by 10 p.m.
The event was scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Forks High School lunch room, 261 Spartan Ave.
National Weather Service: Residents in Western Washington should prepare for widespread power outages as the storm moves into Puget Sound.
The area formerly operated by Port Angeles Marine has been under Masco’s management since Feb. 29.
The blaze that broke out on Griffiths Point Road was contained in about 30 minutes and no one was hurt.
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department investigating after man is spotted offshore.
Sqords, activity tracking devices similar to a Fitbit, went to each of the 350 students who opted into the voluntary program.
Yhe port is looking at $16 million worth of capital projects — many of which are much-needed repairs.
The incumbent Democrat and his Republican opponent debated Clinton and Trump, as well as trade.
Forks, Quileute and other coastal areas could expect 40-to-45 mph sustained winds with gusts as high as 65 mph from the first storm.
The proposal would expand the boundaries of the Devils Lake and Dabob Bay conservation areas in Jefferson County.
The addition will be unveiled along with haunted underground tours starting today.
Forecasters predict the second storm could be one of the strongest in Pacific Northwest history.
Mora Road, from the ranger station to the beach, will be closed for roughly a week for repair work.
