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Jefferson officials settle First Amendment case over campaign sign
Jefferson County officials acknowledge a mistake was made more than three years ago, one that violated Mats Mats Bay resident Mike Belenski's First Amendment rights when his political sign's size was limited by county regulation.
(Jefferson County) Neighborhood Thanksgiving gatherings offered
Turkey and trimmings will be served in Jefferson County at several free community Thanksgiving feasts.
Dosewallips Road repairs may take 2 weeks
Work should be completed within the next two weeks on a washed out section of Dosewallips Road west of U.S. Highway 101 to one-lane traffic, a county roads official said.
Transportation worker killed during storm left police for safer job
Neal Richards, a 42-year-old state Department of Transportation worker killed by a falling tree limb Thursday, left the Forks Police Department in 1998 partially because of the inherent dangers of law enforcement.
The gold in Andy's eyes: Portrait captures vision of music man Mackie and his gifts
Port Townsend artist Jesse Watson holds the portrait he painted of Andy Mackie playing his harmonica after attending Mackie's music festival in September.
Storm Sends Mud Over Roads, Cuts Power, Causes Flooding
A storm that kicked up Monday evening caused mudslides, flooding, cut power in several counties and blocked a major highway in Mason County.
It's McEdwards in Brinnon fire district race; Quinnell apparent winner in Gardiner
Brinnon Fire District Commissioner Ken McEdwards has retained his seat, while Richard Quinnell is the apparent winner for the Gardiner Cemetery District commission -- although that race could go to a recount.
Jefferson County vote tally expected this afternoon
The outcome of many Jefferson County races could be decided today as the Jefferson County Auditor's Office prepares to run an additional 2,064 ballots in the general election.
With just 3-vote gap, Brinnon fire commissioner race too close to call
Incumbent Brinnon Fire Commissioner Ken McEdwards said Tuesday he isn't impressed much by his lead of "three little votes." "With just those three votes we're going to have to wait and see," McEdwards said.
Jefferson County ballot return at 48 percent
Election Day arrives in Jefferson County and across the state today, ending nearly three weeks of balloting in the all-mail election.
Brinnon fire commissioner candidates want to spend wisely
Both candidates for the Brinnon Precinct 204 commission want to ensure that money raised in an emergency medical service levy voters passed in August is spent properly.
Phase 1 of resort planning done
The deadline to make comments on the potential ecological impact of a proposed 252-acre master-planned resort and golf course south of Brinnon is Nov.
Odd Fellows give Jefferson County students reading tools
New dictionaries and new eyeglasses to read them with -- those are the first two steps the Independent Order of Odd Fellows are taking in providing south East Jefferson County students with tools to be successful in their education.
Chetzemoka advocate ecstatic over ferry naming for Klallam chief
Brinnon resident JoAnn Bussa said Wednesday that she was ecstatic and overwhelmed when she and the great-great grandson of venerable Klallam Chief Chetzemoka appeared before the state Transportation Commission.
Project aims to plump native oyster population on Discovery Bay, other havens
A project to restore dwindling native Olympia oyster populations has shifted from planting oyster seeds to monitoring what remains of the silver-dollar-size mollusks nearly wiped out by overharvesting, pollution and loss of habitat during the past two centuries.
Brinnon man dies in one-car crash
A 21-year-old Brinnon man was killed in a one-car crash Tuesday night on U.S. Highway 101, the State Patrol said.
Quilcene Community Center landscaping project done with flair
It is a sunny Monday morning, and Karen Sickel is getting dressed to go to work.
Pit-to-pier's 'significance' spurned by Jefferson County commissioners
Jefferson County commissioners on Monday took no action on a Fred Hill Materials' request to designate the company's proposed pit-to-pier project as an "industrial project of statewide significance.
North Hood Canal chamber won't join countywide group
The North Hood Canal Chamber of Commerce is interested in cooperation and collaboration, but when it comes to joining a proposed countywide chamber of commerce, it will pass.
Jefferson sheriff bike patrols silent, thrifty
Some Jefferson County sheriff's deputies are operating more silently and efficiently since the office began bike patrols in a few areas of the county.