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Group seeks ballot box in Sequim; representatives told more are planned elsewhere

Group seeks ballot box in Sequim; representatives told more are planned elsewhere

Representatives of a nonprofit seeking to add a ballot box in Sequim aired their frustration with the process during the Clallam County… Continue reading

Group seeks ballot box in Sequim; representatives told more are planned elsewhere
Washington first state to approve net-neutrality rules

Washington first state to approve net-neutrality rules

Setting up a likely legal fight with the Trump administration, Washington has become the first state… Continue reading

Washington first state to approve net-neutrality rules
Lower Elwha to hold preview night for new display at Carnegie Museum

Lower Elwha to hold preview night for new display at Carnegie Museum

The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe is giving the public a chance tonight to preview its new display showcasing artifacts from the Tse-whit-zen… Continue reading

Lower Elwha to hold preview night for new display at Carnegie Museum

AP probe: Some confiscated guns sold back onto streets in Washington

When law enforcement agencies in Washington and other states sell guns they’ve confiscated during criminal investigations, they’re not just selling… Continue reading

Peninsula law enforcement agencies trade, sell, destroy weapons

Peninsula law enforcement agencies trade, sell, destroy weapons

Law enforcement agencies across the North Olympic Peninsula have various ways of disposing of forfeited guns, from trading them in for newer… Continue reading

Peninsula law enforcement agencies trade, sell, destroy weapons
Port Townsend denies fault in lawsuit involving police

Port Townsend denies fault in lawsuit involving police

The city of Port Townsend — answering a federal lawsuit filed in December — denies any fault in a 2014 incident involving… Continue reading

Port Townsend denies fault in lawsuit involving police
Lawsuit accuses Port Townsend police; allegations stem from 2014 incident

Lawsuit accuses Port Townsend police; allegations stem from 2014 incident

A man who accuses a Port Townsend police officer of breaking his wrist in 2014 is now suing the officer, the police… Continue reading

Lawsuit accuses Port Townsend police; allegations stem from 2014 incident
Taking flight: Port Townsend students expand skills during mentoring program

Taking flight: Port Townsend students expand skills during mentoring program

On the past four Wednesday afternoons, a small group of enthusiastic students have looked up during Blue Heron Middle School’s early release… Continue reading

Taking flight: Port Townsend students expand skills during mentoring program

EYE ON OLYMPIA: Jobs, timber harvest bills still eyed for Legislature

Three bills and a key budget proviso might improve prospects for job growth on the Olympic Peninsula and in rural and coastal areas… Continue reading

Jefferson County students plan walkouts to draw attention to school gun violence debate

Jefferson County students plan walkouts to draw attention to school gun violence debate

Students at Port Townsend High School, Blue Heron Middle School and Chimacum High School are planning to bring the school gun violence… Continue reading

Jefferson County students plan walkouts to draw attention to school gun violence debate
Clallam school districts coordinate with Sheriff’s Office on active shooter preparations; some students plan walkout

Clallam school districts coordinate with Sheriff’s Office on active shooter preparations; some students plan walkout

School districts from across Clallam County have asked the Sheriff’s Office to help with training students and staff in the wake of… Continue reading

Clallam school districts coordinate with Sheriff’s Office on active shooter preparations; some students plan walkout

District 24 legislators tell of stances on vetoed bill

Two of the three District 24 legislators who represent Clallam and Jefferson counties signed a letter urging Gov. Jay Inslee to veto Senate… Continue reading

Governor vetoes controversial public records bill after negotiating with lawmakers, media

In a down-to-the-wire decision, Gov. Jay Inslee vetoed a controversial bill that would have immediately exempted… Continue reading

UPDATE: Port Angeles man and woman in custody following high speed chase, hit-and-run crash

A high-speed chase that began in Port Angeles continued on U.S. Highway 101 Thursday afternoon, reaching speeds estimated at 90 mph before… Continue reading

Master trainer from Port Angeles leads police dog academy

Master trainer from Port Angeles leads police dog academy

Training to become a police service dog is no easy task, but Port Angeles Police Department Sgt. Kevin Miller tries to make it… Continue reading

Master trainer from Port Angeles leads police dog academy
Clallam Economic Development director to quit as of Friday

Clallam Economic Development director to quit as of Friday

Bob Schroeter, executive director of the Clallam County Economic Development Corp., is resigning effective Friday after 10 months on the job. Schroeter… Continue reading

Clallam Economic Development director to quit as of Friday
Joyce man apologizes as family, friends tell of man killed in wreck

Joyce man apologizes as family, friends tell of man killed in wreck

Vance Mitchell Mattix apologized for taking Andrew Courney’s life before he was sentenced Wednesday to 8½ years in prison for vehicular homicide.… Continue reading

Joyce man apologizes as family, friends tell of man killed in wreck
Fort Worden PDA board hears update on luxury ‘glamping’ plans

Fort Worden PDA board hears update on luxury ‘glamping’ plans

Next year, Fort Worden visitors will have another choice in overnight accommodations: glamping. This new option features a bit of history in… Continue reading

Fort Worden PDA board hears update on luxury ‘glamping’ plans
Dam Bar owner looks to settle copyright infringement lawsuit with ASCAP

Dam Bar owner looks to settle copyright infringement lawsuit with ASCAP

Fundraiser set Saturday at venue west of Port Angeles.

Dam Bar owner looks to settle copyright infringement lawsuit with ASCAP
Former Port Angeles official offered Jefferson PUD general manager post

Former Port Angeles official offered Jefferson PUD general manager post

Jefferson County Public Utility District is entering into contract negotiations with Larry Dunbar for the general manager position that has been vacant… Continue reading

Former Port Angeles official offered Jefferson PUD general manager post