PORT ANGELES — Edward Williams acted casually confident. Richard Nelson was self-effacing yet incisive. Jim Jones came off as eager and sincere.
The three men who would be Clallam County administrator all had hourlong public interviews with county commissioners Thursday.
Each answered the same questions with responses that differed less in substance than in style.
The position will pay $89,412 to $108,940, depending on experience.
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