SEATTLE (AP) — An administrative law judge has recommended that a Native American tribe in Washington state once again be allowed to hunt gray whales — a major step in its decades-long effort to resume the ancient
PORT ANGELES — A judge Friday ordered a company to continue offering recycling services in the city of Port Angeles. The City of Port Angeles appeared in Clallam County Superior Court, asking the Judge to issue a
By Pepper Fisher CLALLAM COUNTY – Last week, nearly every law enforcement agency in Clallam County, from police to the feds, got together to target outstanding warrants of people believed to be contributing to the rise in
By Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – The $36 million project to restore salmon migration at Bagley and Siebert Creeks reached something of a milestone Thursday when travelers began using the new bridge in one lane on the
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School District is turning to retired and volunteer medical workers to help keep schools open in the pandemic. The district is handling its own COVID-19 testing and contact tracing. But Superintendent
By Pepper Fisher SEQUIM – Thursday morning’s Coffee With The Mayor Zoom meeting included an accusation by retired attorney Bob Bilow that Sequim Deputy Mayor Tom Ferrell did something unethical before the City Manager candidates were formally
By Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – City of Port Angeles officials say they were caught completely off guard when Newsradio KONP’s story broke last week that Olympic Disposal would no longer be picking up recycling and yard
PORT ANGELES – Port Angeles is ranked one of the top small cities for sustainability. In a survey of data released this week from AdvisorSmith, Port Angeles is the sixth most-sustainable small city in the United States.
