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Eagles soaring off protection list, but raptor expert fears they could become targets
SEQUIM – Mixed emotions will greet the bald eagle’s expected removal from federal Endangered Species Act protection today.…
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Inspection finds no mold in basement of courthouse
PORT ANGELES – Clallam County’s brief revisit to 1950s B-grade horror movies ended Monday with a report that…
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Olympia generous to Peninsula for recreation projects
OLYMPIA – The North Olympic Peninsula made out like, well, a bandit in the 2007 distribution of state…
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West End water plan poising to take flight
JOYCE – After flying beneath most West End residents’ radar for six years, a management plan for the…
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Clallam seeks funds for Elwha bridge
PORT ANGELES – Clallam County must choose between raising money to build the Elwha Bridge or lowering the…
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‘Virtual’ clinic ‘virtually’ opens, but real opening still up to four weeks away
PORT ANGELES – A “virtual” Veterans Affairs clinic opened Monday – but just a crack. A full opening…
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‘Virtual’ VA clinic to open on a limited basis today
PORT ANGELES – In what you could call a case of virtual reality, a Veterans Administration primary care…
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Who’s running in Clallam County elections
PORT ANGELES – The darkest horse in the biggest race received the best post position Friday in a…
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Elwha River bridge project bids millions over estimate
PORT ANGELES – It was billed as Clallam County government’s most expensive construction project – but it may…
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Hospital board approves face lift to former Virginia Mason clinic
PORT ANGELES – Olympic Medical Center took another step Thursday in creating a self-sustaining replacement to the former…
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Compliance officer details how Clallam’s junk-car law will be enforced
PORT ANGELES – Rich Sill has a brand-new junk car ordinance, and he can’t wait not to enforce…
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Clallam County settles with Carlsborg church over proposed campground
PORT ANGELES – Clallam County commissioners Tuesday tied off one strand of the legal snarl over a church…
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Makah win 5-year quota from whaling commission
ANCHORAGE, Alaska – The Makah tribe Tuesday won renewal of its quota to kill up to 20 gray…
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Tharinger to seek re-election; Democrat draws early endorsement from Republican
Steve Tharinger, one of three Clallam County commissioners, said Tuesday he’ll seek re-election to the post he’s held…
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Commissioners tinker with junk car law, then pass it
PORT ANGELES – Clallam County’s revised junk car ordinance chugged into law Tuesday like a ’73 Ford Maverick…
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Foster homes shelter dogs between owners
SEQUIM – NEEDED: People with hearts big enough to take in homeless animals – and bigger still to…
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Mental health, drug proposals due on Monday
PORT ANGELES – Since July 1, you’ve paid the tax each time you’ve bought something besides food –…
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Clallam may adopt junk-car law Tuesday
PORT ANGELES – Among people’s buttons that politicians may push, few are as hot as junk cars. A…
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State will advise Clallam on jail remodeling
PORT ANGELES – The state Department of Corrections will lend a hand to Clallam County jailers who fell…
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Peninsula tribes to share $10 million of shellfish settlement
Five tribes on the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Hood Canal will share a $10 million slice…