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Mujeres de Maíz is an organization based in Sequim which supports education for young women in Chiapas, Mexico.
Nancy Rumbel, a Grammy-award winning multi-instrumentalist, will perform with cellist and vocalist Jami Sieber at the Madrona MindBody Institute.
“However, whether we get that money is dependent on the Legislature appropriating those funds in the next legislative session,” the executive director says.
The refinance will lower the county’s interest rates, saving the county and JeffCom 911 a combined $153,307 over 14 years, the county treasurer said.
Crescent School in Joyce and Blue Heron Middle School in Port Townsend each earned a $4,000 grant.
Voting continues until 8 p.m. Nov. 8.
The seasonally adjusted statewide jobless rate dipped from a revised 5.7 percent in August to a preliminary 5.6 percent in September.
The Green Party candidate has taken no money from Wall Street and supports many of the platforms Bernie Sanders did.
News items on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Steve McLaughlin and his opponent, Hilary Franz, squared off during the last of their nine general election campaign forums.
Officials say the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is awaiting toxicology reports before it determines the cause of death.
Payments must be postmarked, paid in person at the Clallam or Jefferson County courthouses, or dropped into a drop box to avoid delinquent fees.
The “independent GOP” candidate agrees with me on two vital things: transgenders in restrooms and no to a state income tax.
The extreme-risk protection order measure would allow ex-parte hearings that benefit only one person: the accuser.
You may not like our choices, but a Trump win will ensure America’s greatness.
I say enough is enough due to legislative inaction on gun violence since the Sandy Hook shootings.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
The measure would stiffen penalties for identify theft and consumer fraud against seniors or disabled citizens. Opponents say the real purpose is to change the state Public Records Act.
Applicants in historic buildings can get $1,000 to $40,000 through a low interest loan in Port Townsend Main Street HUD program.
