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Whaling opponents allege federal conflicts of interest
JOYCE – A group of whaling opponents says the federal agency that conducted a probe into an unauthorized…
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Preserve park at Dungeness, neighbors ask
DUNGENESS – Leave it alone for the locals. Most persons commenting at a meeting this week on plans…
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Tharinger, Forde repeat debate points before business group
PORT ANGELES – Candidates for Clallam County commissioner hammered familiar anvils Tuesday in a campaign face-off before the…
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Lower Elwha settle lawsuits over graving yard and Tse-whit-zen village
OLYMPIA – The Lower Elwha Klallam tribe has settled its lawsuits over the failed Hood Canal Bridge graving…
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Clallam will tap reserves to bridge 2008 budget gap
Now you spend it, now you don’t. The $575,000 that may change Clallam County’s $1.1 million budget deficit…
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Winter harbinger: Rescue tug returns Monday to Neah Bay
NEAH BAY – The rescue tug Gladiator will return to the Northwest’s northwesternmost tip Monday for an abbreviated…
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Mix-up over Canadian cash almost costs Port Angeles a convention
PORT ANGELES – This Lion was seeing red at the Red Lion. The hotel wouldn’t accept Sid Roemer’s…
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Jefferson poised to pare clean water district plan, commissioners tell Clallam counterparts
PORT ANGELES – Jefferson County commissioners said Monday they may back away from their funding plan for a…
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Clallam County’s 2008 deficit put at $1 million
PORT ANGELES – Clallam County officials will be punching new holes into their belts to slim down by…
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Makah leaders promise to punish whale hunters
NEAH BAY – Makah tribal leaders promised Sunday to prosecute the five men “who took it on themselves…
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Makah leaders rush to Washington, D.C., today
NEAH BAY – Makah tribal delegates will fly to Washington, D.C., today, to assure the state’s congressional delegation…
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No-strings prescription savings card coming to Peninsula
If numskulls weren’t so crafty, this prescription drug card would be foolproof. Clallam County residents can take big…
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Court ruling on salmon targets hundreds of Peninsula road culverts
SEATTLE — A federal judge’s ruling may open thousands of miles of Washington streams to salmon heading out…
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Taylor takes huge lead, may win Clallam judge outright
PORT ANGELES – A four-candidate race turned into a one-candidate triumph for Brooke Taylor in Tuesday’s count of…
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Olympic Medical Center finally accepts bid to remodel Eighth Street clinic
PORT ANGELES – Olympic Medical Center finally hooked a keeper Monday in its fishing for a contractor to…
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State funds marketing study for future of resort in Sekiu
SEKIU – The state will fund half of a $100,000 economic prognosis of Olson’s Resort and other recreational…
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Military veterans show high interest in Peninsula’s new VA Clinic — but paperwork comes first
PORT ANGELES – Veterans on foot or by phone are pouring into the new VA Clinic – many…
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Murray, Dicks speak out on park fees, timber, Neah Bay tug
PORT ANGELES – U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks is trying to convince Al Gore to run for president. U.S.…
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VA Clinic ‘virtual’ no more as operations officially open
PORT ANGELES – The new Veterans Affairs Clinic lost its “virtual” Tuesday. “Starting today, I think we should…
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Hospital versus hospice clash pits Assured against Olympic Medical Center
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a two-part series. The first article appears toward the bottom of…