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Volunteers help victims of abuse to fill their new homes
For Marty Hoffman, moving day is a good day -- a day to help a family start their lives over.
Clallam County, PUD sign Carlsborg sewage-treatment agreement
Clallam County and the public utility district have inked an agreement for a long-awaited sewage treatment system in Carlsborg.
Late ballots bump up Clallam County turnout
Last-minute voters are expected to push turnout in Tuesday's general election easily above the 50 percent mark by week's end, when a second tally is scheduled.
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.
Ballots slow to return to Clallam County in final day of election
Today is Election Day -- the last day voters can cast ballots that were mailed to them on Oct.
Man guilty in murder-for-hire case
Aaron M. Hahn faces 15 to 20 years in prison when he is sentenced Dec. 2 for attempting to hire a hit man to kill a Sequim girl he was charged with sexually exploiting in 2008.
Port Angeles council candidates raise more than $22,000
Campaign finance records made public this week show that eight Port Angeles City Council hopefuls have raised more than $22,000 in their quests for public office -- efforts that some have financed, to an extent, out of their own pockets.
Algae bloom killing seabirds mystifies researchers
To learn more about the seabird rescue response or to donate: Wildlife Center of the North Coast: coastwildlife.org International Bird Rescue Research Cente r: ibrrc.org/algae-slime-response-2009.html Video Seabird deaths HOBUCK BEACH, Neah Bay, Clallam County - They died in droves: common murres, scoters, loons and more, in the ...
Port of Port Angeles election campaign expenses exceed other Clallam races
HERE IS A list of contributions and expenditures for the Port of Port Angeles Position 3 election, in which incumbent John Calhoun faces challenger Brad Collins in Tuesday's general election.
Clallam considers fixed rate for Port Angeles District Court fee
To clear up budget confusion, Clallam County would charge the city of Port Angeles a fixed annual fee for District Court cases under a proposed agreement before the three commissioners.
Driver in Forks car-pedestrian death pleads not guilty
Travis John Germeaux, the Forks man charged with vehicular homicide in the Oct. 18 death of a 24-year Port Angeles woman, pleaded not guilty in Clallam County Superior Court on Friday.
Clallam County Drug Court celebrates decade of service
Tony Drake was either incarcerated or on parole from ages 12 to 42. He got sober on Aug.
Fireworks at Port Angeles City Council candidates forum
City Council candidate Max Mania was once again on the offensive against his opponent, Edna Petersen, at a forum last week.
Fire guts Port Angeles building
Fire gutted the building that formerly housed Grandma's Attic antique store at 321 W. Eighth St.
'Taste of Peninsula' to benefit Clallam YMCA
Food lovers can nibble on exciting new dishes, bid on getaway trips and enjoy live music at the third annual "A Taste of the Peninsula." "Take your taste buds on a tour of the North Olympic Peninsula without making a single restaurant reservation!" says organizer Getta Rogers.
Clallam to consider rural speed limit changes
Speed limits will be lowered on two Clallam County roads next month pending approval from the three county commissioners.
Woman, 6-Year-Old Boy Killed In Clallam County Crash
A 6-year-old boy and his grandmother were killed in a crash in Port Angeles on Saturday.
In Forks, man feared drowned found safe at home
Searchers discovered with relief early Saturday afternoon that the man they feared had drowned in the rain-swollen Bogachiel River was alive and well in his Forks home.
Martha Ireland Column: Weather's keeping cool -- so should election candidates
HOT POLITICAL RHETORIC doesn't fend off the chill of autumn weather. If you're a registered voter in Clallam County or Jefferson County, you should have received your General Election ballot this week.
Sequim candidates clash over impact fees
SARC candidate admits using racial slur By Paul Gottlieb Peninsula Daily News SEQUIM -- Jan Richardson, a candidate for the Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center board, confirmed Thursday that at least at times, he refers to President Barack Obama with a racial slur after his opponent accused him of doing so during a Wednesday forum.
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