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Year-round rescue tug starts today in Neah Bay
NEAH BAY — An ocean-going rescue tug will take its station near the mouth of the Strait of…
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Judge has words about ‘tacks’ used in Makah whalers’ defense
TACOMA — U.S. Magistrate Judge J. Kelley Arnold didn’t buy a whaling defendants’ claim that former Makah Tribal…
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New Elwha River bridge dwarfs men who build it
PORT ANGELES — This must be Paul Bunyan’s work. The tiny men atop the 85-foot concrete columns on…
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Court memos suggest on eve of sentencing that Makah Tribal Council OK’d whale kill last year
NEAH BAY — The Makah Tribal Council knew about and approved an illegal whale hunt Sept. 8, says…
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Whalers’ proposed sentence: 60 days in federal prison
TACOMA — Federal prosecutors will seek 60-day prison sentences for two Makah men convicted of plotting to kill…
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Printer gets a second chance with Clallam ballots
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County commissioners on Tuesday elected to contract again with a company that improperly printed…
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Clallam County moves closer to sewers for Carlsborg
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County edged closer to building a Carlsborg wastewater treatment and reuse system Monday, signing…
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Candidates vie for grueling job; Ford challenges Hunt for Court of Appeals
PORT ANGELES — Candidates for a rarely contested seat on the state District 2 Court of Appeals answered…
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Carlsborg crematory permit upheld, but foes vow to face commissioners
PORT ANGELES — A Sequim funeral director has won Round 2 in his proposal to install a crematory…
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Cammack revokes resignation, stays on hospital board
PORT ANGELES — Jim Cammack rescinded his resignation Wednesday from Olympic Medical Center’s board of commissioners — 17…
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Crematory foes appeal certificate of occupancy
PORT ANGELES — Opponents of a proposed crematory in Carlsborg have opened a new avenue of attack, this…
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Released offenders will find new homes in Clallam County
PORT ANGELES — It hardly will be a heroes’ welcome, but offenders released from state and federal prisons…
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Tribe asks: Where are we in this new harbor authority?
PORT ANGELES — The Lower Elwha Klallam tribe wanted representation on the Port Angeles Harbor Works Public Development…
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New agency’s top salary might also be among tops on Peninsula: $150,000
PORT ANGELES — The salary proposed for the chief of the recently formed Port Angeles Harbor Works Public…
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More than 70 view hearing on controversy Carlsborg crematory plan
PORT ANGELES — The 70-some people who packed a Clallam County courtroom Wednesday over a crematory proposed in…
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Clallam considers workers’ commutes
PORT ANGELES — Some Clallam County personnel soon could be enjoying the ride, not cursing the traffic, as…
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Cammack officially resigns from hospital board — in writing
PORT ANGELES — Former Olympic Medical Center Board President Jim Cammack has resigned in writing, beginning the process…
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Clallam Bay tsunami tower getting a new home
CLALLAM BAY — Clallam Bay’s tsunami warning tower may be down, but it’s not out. It’s actually in…
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Old motel will shelter the hard-care homeless
PORT ANGELES — Serenity House will take a new aim at hitting a moving target: Put the target…
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Clallam commissioner drops Republican affiliation, to run as independent
PORT ANGELES — Saying voters don’t care about party politics at the local level, County Commissioner Mike Chapman…