Move to inform water users on maintaining dental health follows decision to halt public fluoridation.
Deputy Mayor Cherie Kidd’s suggestion prompted by Councilman Lee Whetham’s words.
Clothes can be dropped off today and Friday, and coupon-holders can come back for other items Saturday.
Position 2 state Rep. Steve Tharinger, 67, the longtime incumbent Democrat, said he’s for the increases, while John Alger, 62, who filed as an “independent-GOP party” candidate, said he’s opposed.
The letter will say the area of study for potential effects of increased Growler operations at Whidbey Island is too narrow.
“Cowboy Boots & Country Roots” to be on display through Sunday at fairgrounds.
Music and art festival runs through Saturday at the Dragon’s Nest with part of proceeds going to Jumping Mouse Children’s Center.
John de Graaf tells Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce of benefits for workers and the state.
Officials must decide whether to spend money on temporary span near Agnew or reroute traffic for eight months in 2017.
Clallam County law enforcement agencies can now issue speeding tickets on port property from Sequim to Sekiu.
Justice Mary Yu and Chief Justice Barbara Madsen say opponents focus on the McCleary and other decisions.
Effort at Quilcene Community Center was led by Clayton White.
Draft letter to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island’s commanding officer says the area of study is too narrow.
The intent behind live-streaming and archiving the meetings is to increase public access, the city said.
A lie detector test has made a 30-year-old cold case even more of a mystery in Clallam County.
The four-day fest continues today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the George Washington Inn at 939 Finn Hall Road.
Expect at least one change to be announced during the Blazer Party on Sept. 9, race officials say.
There is no sign the Ediz Hook facility would close, officials say.
Favorite events are being carried over from last year, including team and breakaway roping events.
The exhibit, open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, is free to the public, though donations are welcome.
