Port Angeles News

The Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary will unveil an exhibit about cold-water coral discovered off the Washington Pacific coast when it hosts an informal opening today.

The new president of Nippon Paper Industries USA's Port Angeles mill said the company is committed to continuing production despite the closure of 15 of its parent company's mills in Japan this year.

Preliminary information from an archaeological survey shows a medium to high statistical probability that Native American artifacts or remains are present under half of the Port Angeles waterfront.

Kathrin Sumpter teaches people how to use weapons that restore their sense of personal power.

The World did not pass Port Angeles by last week. The 644-foot-long cruise ship paid a short visit to Port Angeles on Friday morning, from 6:30 a.m. to about noon, to stock up on supplies before heading to Seattle.

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Police have blocked off a street near house where a man wanted on a federal warrant may be hiding.

What began as a domestic violence report ended in a standoff with law enforcement that lasted more than 22 hours on the Lower Elwha Klallam reservation Thursday.

A 40-year-old man accused of threatening to detonate bombs at three Port Angeles-area shopping centers was formally charged in Clallam County Superior Court on Wednesday.

Should dogs be allowed to run free at Charles Wilson Park, a city park on Seventh Street in the area between the Eighth Street bridges? That's the question that Deputy Recreation Director Richard Bonine wants the public to answer at a public meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the park, 511 W. Seventh St.

The Coast Guard has stopped their search for a possible missing person Wednesday afternoon.

The Police Department has been awarded a $49,592 grant by the U.S. Department of Justice to help continue the downtown resource officer program for at least two years, the department announced Monday.

Clallam County jail staff thwarted a married couple's attempts at suicide this week.

City Council member Cherie Kidd wants the council to discuss the height of the railing on the Eighth Street bridges, but first she wants to hear from you.

The Chinook Motel has been condemned. The city of Port Angeles ordered its closure Friday after 61 years of business because of 29 building and property maintenance violations noted during a June 17 inspection of the motel conducted with representatives of the state Department of Health.

A Port Angeles man has been charged with attempting to lure several boys away from a birthday party June 7. Donald A. Halkett, 68, was charged with luring, a Class C felony, in Clallam County Superior Court on Thursday.

When life pushed at Bill Price, he decided to push back. An accident 13 years ago left his son, Billy, paralyzed from the chest down.

The fifth member of the William Shore Memorial Pool District Board of Commissioners will be selected today.

Port Angeles police officers say thieves have entered more than 30 vehicles this week, and they urge motorists to remove valuables and remember to lock their cars.

Four City Council candidates discussed harbor development, commerce, open government and a few other issues at the first forum of this election year Tuesday.