Politics
Women sign letter calling for change at Washington Capitol
By Rachel La Corte
News
Clallam County trains roughly 300 CERT members in 2017
PORT ANGELES — The county has trained more Community Emergency Response Team members this year than it has…
News
Port Angeles woman treated, released after truck driven by council candidate hits her
PORT ANGELES — A 23-year-old Port Angeles woman was injured when a vehicle driven by City Council candidate…
Politics
McAleer leads, juvenile detention tax approved in first count of Clallam votes
EDITOR’S NOTE: The result of the Forks mayoral contest has been corrected.
News
NEWS BRIEFS: Demonstration on fluoride proposition set today in Port Angeles … and other items
PORT ANGELES — Clean Water for Clallam County plans a demonstration at 3:30 p.m. today.
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Port Angeles deputy mayor keeps dance going after Ms. Senior America pageant
PORT ANGELES — Curtains fell on the Ms. Senior America Superstar Theater two weeks ago, but Deputy Mayor…
News
Tickets on sale for Port Angeles’ Winterfest fundraiser
PORT ANGELES — Tickets are now on sale for Winterfest, an annual fundraiser featuring dinner and short films…
Life
Soroptimist International of Sequim holding Youth Community Service Award competition
SEQUIM — Soroptimist International of Sequim is holding its Youth Community Service Award competition for young women who…
Crime
Forks man jailed following theft from Sequim Walmart, pursuit
SEQUIM — A Forks man who deputies say walked out of the Sequim Walmart with nearly $1,000 in…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Public should divest itself of pipeline-supporting banks
Oil tankers have delivered North Slope crude for decades through the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and although…
News
Test of coastal hazard sirens scheduled for noon today
Alarm sirens will sound along the low-lying coastal beaches in Clallam County and Jefferson County at noon today.
Life
A GROWING CONCERN: Get out implements of destruction
NOVEMBER IS HERE, and with its arrival comes the advent of many specific chores and technical applications —…
Life
BIRD WATCH: Rumpled ground gives clue in mole mystery
GRAY SQUIRRELS AND cottontail rabbits are Penny Dog’s favorite prey.
News
Welfare for Animals Guild celebrates new Half Way Home Ranch in Sequim
SEQUIM — With a snip of the ceremonial ribbon, three years of planning, fundraising and volunteer hours came…
News
Sequim, fishermen look to improve pond fishing
SEQUIM — As projects continue around Carrie Blake Community Park, officials with the city of Sequim are considering…
News
Port Angeles seeks tree donation for the holidays
PORT ANGELES — The city Parks and Recreation Department is seeking the donation of a 30- to 35-foot-tall…
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Quileute Tribe gaining ground on facilities’ move to higher elevation
LA PUSH — A yellow bus sits outside the Quileute Tribal School as a constant reminder of the…
News
State funding prompts Port Angeles School District to keep Fairview Elementary
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School District will not sell Fairview Elementary School after officials realized keeping…
News
Clallam County Fire District 2 gets new brush engine
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County Fire District No. 2 received a new brush engine designed to fight fires…
News
Gardening with ducks latest Master Gardener talk in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Master Gardener Selinda Barkhuis will share her experiences of gardening with ducks at noon Thursday.