You may not like our choices, but a Trump win will ensure America’s greatness.
I say enough is enough due to legislative inaction on gun violence since the Sandy Hook shootings.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
The measure would stiffen penalties for identify theft and consumer fraud against seniors or disabled citizens. Opponents say the real purpose is to change the state Public Records Act.
Applicants in historic buildings can get $1,000 to $40,000 through a low interest loan in Port Townsend Main Street HUD program.
Research says global warming contributed an additional 16,000 square miles of burned forests from 1984 to 2015.
Gov. Jay Inslee had more than 50 percent of voter support and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has a 17-point lead over Republican Donald Trump in a new poll.
Business news items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
Climate change goes further than Al Gore and his opportunistic political cronies.
We were delighted to learn of the Pluts’ many contributions and their legacy.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
The public, students and staff are invited from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for a brief ceremony, refreshments and a view of the remodeled building in Fort Worden State Park.
About a dozen doctors in Clallam County and several in Jefferson County prescribe Suboxone, a drug that contains buprenorphine and is used to treat people addicted to opioids.
Candidates for the remainder of Cammy Brown’s term will be sought after she resigned her position for personal family reasons.
Initiative 1433 would raise the hourly minimum wage in Washington by roughly $4 over three years, to $13.50.
Projects under consideration include one on the Duckabush River estuary south of Brinnon.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
Board members voted to call on the Legislature to raise the minimum sales age for tobacco and nicotine vapor products to 21.
Kale and cabbage can really grow on you.
There are 15 species on Washington’s bird checklist. That’s a lot of owls, more than enough to go around the entire state, and that’s just what they do.
