Coronavirus
Gov. Jay Inslee visited the North Olympic Peninsula last week, holding a meeting on COVID-19 at the Peninsula College Longhouse, visiting the state-funded Lower
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Coronavirus
More than 300 health care workers at the North Olympic Peninsula’s three public hospitals remained unvaccinated against COVID-19 as of Friday. Today is the last… Continue reading
Coronavirus
Opponents of the North Olympic Peninsula’s Sept. 4 COVID-19 proof-of-vaccination mandate are offering to pay fines of restaurant owners who defy the health order, said… Continue reading
Unable to find family members of Steven A. Cyr, Clallam County authorities released his name on Sept. 16 as the 63-year-old man who died in… Continue reading
A candidate for Olympic Medical Center hospital commissioner accused her opponent of having a conflict of interest by heading a long-term care facility that receives… Continue reading
A 50-year-old Sequim woman on Sept. 13 was sentenced to more than 17 years in prison for second-degree attempted murder and first-degree assault after repeatedly… Continue reading
Coronavirus
Recent cases of COVID-19 have hit residents and staff at seven long-term care facilities in Clallam and Jefferson counties, leading to a total of 10… Continue reading
A heavily armed Port Angeles man who holed up for nearly three days in Olympic National Park after warning of a revolution is being held… Continue reading
An unidentified, man was found dead last Wednesday inside a Diamond Point travel trailer that was consumed by flames, authorities said. By the time a… Continue reading
ORONAVIRUS Berry critics pack into board meeting Most eschew masks, downplay deaths A quieter version of the anti-Dr. Allison Berry, anti-vaccination-mandate rally on Friday at… Continue reading
An estimated 200 to 300 anti-vaccine-mandate protesters rallied outside the Clallam County Courthouse on Friday morning, Sept. 3, before dozens entered the lobby, intent on… Continue reading
A heavily armed Port Angeles man who was holed up in Olympic National Park for more than two days after allegedly warning of an insurgency… Continue reading
Bill passes Senate hurdle but needs House support
A multiagency team effort has a man in custody Wednesday after law enforcement officials said he fled into Olympic National Park with a rifle, forcing… Continue reading
A Sequim man who allegedly set fire to gasoline at the Blyn-area Longhouse Market & Deli June 1 before crashing a stolen pickup truck in… Continue reading
After 15 years at the helm, Clallam Public Utility District General Manager Doug Nass is retiring in January under a three-year retention agreement and salary… Continue reading
The Clallam County jail needs more space, and county officials are making plans to ease the squeeze. While there is plenty of room for more… Continue reading
