Clallam County

Citizen check proposed for Washington voter registration

The secretary of state pointed to questions that have been raised about the citizenship of the man charged in the shooting deaths of five people at a Burlington mall.

Clallam Bay inmates reunite with reformed dogs

Clallam Bay inmates reunite with reformed dogs

It was the first reunion for the program, which has given more than 200 canines a new leash on life.

Clallam Bay inmates reunite with reformed dogs
Madisyn Heistand, 10, and Abigaile Heistand, 3, both of Port Angeles, sit at the controls of an antique tractor at Agnew Grocery on Saturday. The grocery was one of seven farms and businesses taking part in the 20th annual Clallam County Farm Tour, a celebration of the agricultural heritage of the Dungeness Valley. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Clallam County Farm Tour celebrates area’s agricultural heritage

The 20th annual tour featured food, friendly farm animals and local farmers.

Madisyn Heistand, 10, and Abigaile Heistand, 3, both of Port Angeles, sit at the controls of an antique tractor at Agnew Grocery on Saturday. The grocery was one of seven farms and businesses taking part in the 20th annual Clallam County Farm Tour, a celebration of the agricultural heritage of the Dungeness Valley. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Cruise ship stops for medical emergency

The Explorer of the Seas, owed by Royal Caribbean International, came into Port Angeles Harbor because a passenger was in medical distress.

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

Here are the various business meetings this week across the North Olympic Peninsula.

Forks wreck sends 8-year-old to Seattle hospital

As of Saturday, the boy was no longer listed as a patient at Harborview Medical Center.

HELP LINE: Senior citizens are not the problem

The Baby Boomers could be part of the solution.

LETTER: A Ron Richards vote profits all citizens

The Clallam commissioner candidate, in addition to having a well-rounded background, will tackle issues affecting our quality of life.

LETTER: Congressman Kilmer trying to light a fire under Congress

The representative has put forth a bill that would require lawmakers to put forth a long-term budget or not get paid. Period.

LETTER: Don’t vote for Donald Trump this election

The Republican presidential candidate has made a mockery of American values and our political system.

LETTER: I trust Ron Richards with my future

The Clallam commissioner candidate is much more independent and free of ties than Randy Johnson purports to be.

LETTER: Reject demagoguery and vote for Bill Bryant

The Republican candidate for governor has shown courage in rejecting the fear-mongering of Trumpism.

LETTER: Vote Jill Stein/Green Party as an alternative to two-party platform

Big-money and corporate interests profit by ignorance and apathy.

LETTER: Vote Ron Richards to balance out Clallam commissioners

We need someone who understands our fishing industry and can handle issues brought up by the county treasurer.

Port Angeles pickle maker Betsy Wharton works in her Clallam Canning Co. kitchen. (Diane Urbani de la Paz)

Pickle products to make a ‘Splash’ at Sequim Farmers Market

Mrs. Vinegar, aka Betsy Wharton of the Clallam Canning Co., is taking a field trip to the market next Saturday, Oct. 8.

Port Angeles pickle maker Betsy Wharton works in her Clallam Canning Co. kitchen. (Diane Urbani de la Paz)
Sequim veterinarian wins environmental award

Sequim veterinarian wins environmental award

Dr. Pete Schroeder was given the Eleanor Stopps Award for helping to protect the marine environment of the Salish Sea.

Sequim veterinarian wins environmental award
State Legislature hopefuls disagree on school funding, other issues at forum

State Legislature hopefuls disagree on school funding, other issues at forum

While both men said funding public schools is a priority, they disagreed on ways to provide the money.

State Legislature hopefuls disagree on school funding, other issues at forum