PORT ANGELES — Union members at a Port Angeles paper mill are on strike.
Members of the Association of Western Pulp and Paper Worker local walked off the job Wednesday at Nippon Paper Industries USA in a contract dispute.
The Peninsula Daily News reports talks could resume next week with a federal mediator.
The mill produces paper used in phone books, magazines and newspapers.
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