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OlyCAP to launch income program
Twenty-five families across the North Olympic Peninsula will receive $500 a month for 12 months as part of…
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Three QFC locations could be part of sale
More than 100 supermarkets in Washington will change ownership pending the approval of a merger between Albertsons and…
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Fires are top priority for Commissioner of Public Lands hopefuls
Three of the seven candidates for state Commissioner of Public Lands cited wildfires as their top priority for…
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OMC seeks levy lift on August ballot
Without an increase in the local hospital levy, Olympic Medical Center will likely have to look at making…
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Similar priorities but different approaches for state candidates
The five candidates for state Rep. Mike Chapman’s open legislative seat noted they all share the same priorities…
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Mass layoffs planned at McKinley paper mill
Nearly 200 workers at the McKinley Paper Mill in Port Angeles will lose their jobs Aug. 25, according…
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Clallam commissioner hopefuls share concerns, priorities at forum
There was a lot of consensus between the three primary candidates for the Clallam County Commissioner District 2…
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Clallam PUD candidates cite costs as top priority
Candidates running for the District 3 seat on the Clallam County Public Utility District board said keeping utility…
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Charter review set for next year
Clallam County residents will have a chance to suggest revisions to the county charter when a 15-member board…
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Peninsula’s state lawmakers recap session
The Olympic Peninsula’s legislative delegation provided a recap of this year’s short legislative session and discussed priorities for…
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Elections 2024: Primary races top ballot in August
State and local races are packed with candidates heading into the Aug. 6 primary election as candidate filing…
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2024 elections: Packed races begin to emerge
Washington’s candidate filing week began Monday (May 6), giving prospective candidates five days to officially register with the…
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Police reform efforts stalled; law enforcement sees rollback on restrictions
State laws governing police conduct seem to be easing, but law enforcement officials say barriers remain and funding…