Years of Failure, No Consequences
Almost every day, we learn of new ways that our local government has found to spend money. In Port Angeles, we hear of…
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Ever Higher Taxes, Levies and Fees and Less Jobs; A recipe for failure
As the winter breezes blow into spring and all eyes turn toward the upcoming “tourist season” I hope we can turn our thoughts…
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Chamber hosts Economic Development discussion
The Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce hosted a round table discussion on the topic of Economic Development during their regular meeting at noon…
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Port Angeles: Wired to Become Tele-Worker Haven by Nathan West
Port Angeles must strive for economic diversification because of its remote location. In recent years, advanced manufacturing technology and new elements of the…
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Wild Olympics, the Olympic National Forest and Family Wage Jobs By Carol Johnson, Executive Director of the North Olympic Timber Action Committee
The Olympic Peninsula has been blessed by having some of the fastest growing and ecologically diverse forests in the world. Carsten Lien, in…
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The CSO Project: Stalled at the half way mark; out of money
According to Port Angeles Mayor; Cheri Kidd’s recent remarks at the Port Angeles Business Association; meeting at Joshua’s Restaurant, the city’s funding for…
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Equal Representation at City Council by Peter Ripley
I am pleased to take this time to bring up two topics. These issues were brought to me when I was campaigning for…
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Smart Meters:The Opposition’s Side by Judi Hangartner
Smart Meters Awareness The so called Smart Meter/Smart Grid has stretched across the world. These are some of the reasons why people are…
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