In a third count of ballots Tuesday, Johnson edged Gabe Rygaard by 192 votes in the top-two primary for a spot on the ballot.
Fluoridation opponent Marolee Smith dropped her ethics complaint Friday against Mayor Patrick Downie just as an ethics board was preparing to hear her allegations.
Advertising, economic factors and ‘word of mouth’ reviews are credited for rise.
Structure is the first item in the garden’s kinetic sculpture garden.
Chief Justice Barbara Madsen and Justice Mary Yu will present a session on key state Supreme Court decisions.
Scientists and members of the public are on the lookout for the invasive species.
Riley Edge White posted a $20,000 bail bond July 28, missed a court appearance last Friday, was booked into jail on a $120,000 bench warrant, and released Monday.
Architectural firm Integrus Architecture of Seattle offers new details of what the planned school will likely look like.
Greab chairs, picnics and enjoy free music in the open air
In today’s count of ballots, Johnson edged Gabe Rygaard by 192 votes in the top-two primary race.
A short-term extension give county officials time to re-examine human resources legal services.
Man was shaking, had slurred speech after getting out of water
Restoration of a beach at Fort Townsend, slated for completion this week, will provide easier access for both residents and wildlife.
Kurt Turner brings 10 years of experience in YMCAs in Texas, most recently as the membership director of the Southwest Family YMCA in Austin.
The National Park Service and Port Angeles remain at odds over next steps.
Educational Programs and Operations levy might take precedent over new building construction.
“We made 230 pies [Friday], and we sold them all out by 2:15 p.m.” Saturday, said Tracey Grover, who coordinated the baking and sale of fresh pies to the public during the festival based on the small, sweet blackberries that abound in the Joyce area.
The plan is for the building to be renovated into the predominate structure in a group of at least nine buildings that will be called Makers Square. It would house workshop, classroom and studio spaces.
Line-up for November ballot in the ClallamCounty commission race is Ron Richards and Randy Johnson after second of ballots, but 2,954 ballots are left to count.
Adequate housing for residents of all income groups, including sufficient housing affordable for low-and moderate-income groups, is among the goals of proposed revisions to the city’s 2016-36 Comprehensive Plan.
