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Charge against ex-deputy dropped
A misdemeanor misconduct charge against a former Clallam County sheriff’s deputy will be dismissed if he agrees not…
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Lawmakers OK planning funds for mental crisis center
State lawmakers recently approved $3.25 million in planning funds for a 16-bed mental-health crisis facility in Sequim.
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Two vie for open sheriff seat
Two high-profile Clallam County government department heads will not seek new terms in office in the Nov. 8…
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Deaths of two found in car are homicides
Authorities are investigating the possible involvement of an Agnew-area man in the shooting deaths of his father and…
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Pruiett enters race for state seat
Republican Brian Pruiett will try a second time to unseat six-term state Rep. Steve Tharinger.
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Group going to voters for information
The Clallam County Auditor’s Office is assuring residents whose doors have been knocked on by people seeking voter…
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Vaccine-card mandate set to end March 11; legal settlement has conditions
Parties on both sides of a legal dispute over a proof-of-vaccination public health order for restaurants and bars…
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Mandate still in effect after lawsuit settled
A lawsuit against Clallam County and Dr. Allison Berry challenging her proof-of-COVID-19-vaccination mandate for restaurants and bars has…
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Sequim man charged with hate crime OK to stand trial
A Sequim man charged with a hate crime and assault has been ruled to be mentally competent to…
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Worker shortage at area hospitals as COVID-19 affecting staff
Hundreds of job openings remain unfilled at the North Olympic Peninsula’s three public hospitals as COVID-19 fills beds…
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Olympic Medical Center buying school’s site
The Port Angeles School District is preparing to sell its former administration building to Olympic Medical Center for…
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Health order lawsuit hearing postponed
Clallam County answers injunction request, saying more deaths likely if mandate lifted
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Legislative session opens Monday; in-person access limited
Police reform regulations that had North Olympic Peninsula law enforcement officials up in arms will likely be reviewed…