Hillary Clinton is far and above the more honest and hard-working of the two.
News items for the North Olympic Peninsula
Festival continues today at City Pier, rain or shine.
Because your garden should reflect the best aspects of your tastes.
With fall in the air, birds are on the move, including mountain bluebirds and Townsend’s solitaires.
Four houses for sale were recently moved into town.
Here are the various business meetings this week across the North Olympic Peninsula.
Mark Harvey laments the changes that life brings.
The GOP has spent close to $80 million investigating the Clintons and coming up with nothing.
The Democrats are hoping a carbon tax will bring Mother Nature to heel.
Her policies encourage illegal immigrants and refugees to take our jobs for a lower wage while illegally benefiting from the system.
The Republican presidential nominee loses in the Electoral College race as opposed to the popular vote and will refuse to concede a loss to Hillary Clinton.
We need to send a message on Election Day that this potential avoidance of paying taxes for nearly two decades is unacceptable and untenable.
News events across the North Olympic Peninsula.
A request from her daughter, combined with the cool autumn evenings, sends Sanford in search of tortellini recipe.
Those who do not receive a pamphlet by Oct. 17 are urged to contact the Elections Division.
Domoic acid is a naturally occurring toxin frequently found in shellfish and at high levels may cause amnesic shellfish poisoning.
Trees were toppled and outages hit some areas.
And other meetings across the county.
The state Supreme Court has ruled that $100,000-a-day sanctions should continue against the state while a task force works to determine how the state will fully fund basic education.
