Carlsborg News

A petition appealing a decision against building a crematory was dismissed Thursday, the Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said.

Posted by Susan Martin Spar on Jul 6th, 2009 and filed under Local News . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 . You can leave a response or trackback to this entry In continuation of our series of articles on artists participating in this year's Sequim Arts Open Studio Tour, we will be covering two artists today, Renee ...

The Chandler Maritime Education Building -- which represents about half of the future Northwest Maritime Center -- is expected to be 90 percent complete by July 13, clearing the way to begin the city permitting process.

Clallam County's three commissioners Tuesday extended interim zoning rules on the Carlsborg Urban Growth Area and 21,926 acres of moderately dense rural lands after the first of two public hearings on the multi-faceted Growth Management Act compliance strategies.

Carl Chastain isn't sure who's getting the better deal: the teenagers who will come to work for him this summer or the Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition, the Forks-based nonprofit he runs.

Carlsborg could have a wastewater treatment and reuse system up and running by the middle of 2012, according to a pre-draft sewer facilities plan.

After six months of delays, The Gateway transit center has a final completion date -- June 5. That's when the city of Port Angeles expects Primo Construction of Carlsborg to have a repair completed for a damaged foundation wall in the project's pavilion.

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last of a three-part series on local response to climate change.

If you own a home in the Sequim area, you may see your insurance premiums dip after this summer.

Peninsula Daily News staffers won 10 awards from the Washington Press Association for work in 2008.

The project recently passed the halfway mark in construction. The Heritage Building, which is slated to be open in January 2010, is completely sided at the shoreline corner of Water and Monroe streets.

Jefferson and Clallam County officials are discussing the possibility of combining emergency dispatch operations into a regional dispatch center for the whole North Olympic Peninsula -- but both sides are stressing that nothing is set in stone.

The elected sheriff could gain oversight of Clallam County's emergency management operations under a proposal discussed by two county commissioners Monday.

Crisscrossing lawsuits, water rights questions and the commotion around 350 youngsters might have plowed under Camp King's Way.