Peninsula Daily News - Sun Nov 08
In the wake of an unprecedented gathering of more than 400 Native American leaders with President Obama and Cabinet members last week, a question remains: Will government agencies keep the promises of the president of the United States? "Is it just a listening session, or it is something that will be productive in the long run?" said Frances ...
Port of Port Angeles commission race has 196-vote gap; incumbent not concedingPeninsula Daily News - Sun Nov 08
Brad Collins has pulled ahead in a close horse race for Port of Port Angeles commissioner that remains undecided with 2,031 ballots in the countywide contest still not counted.
Ceremonies, dinners to honor veterans across PeninsulaPeninsula Daily News - Sun Nov 08
Veterans of foreign wars will be honored with ceremonies and dinners this week, with the largest gathering promising to be the regional Veterans Day ceremony at the Coast Guard station in Port Angeles on Wednesday.
Farm to Cafeteria conference brings buyers, sellers to tablePeninsula Daily News - Fri Nov 06
The message of the first North Olympic Peninsula Farm to The Cafeteria Conference on Thursday was that the farmer and the food buyer should be friends.
Clallam County's rural zoning upheld; foe has time to appealPeninsula Daily News - Fri Nov 06
Clallam County has won a key battle in its long war over zoning. The Western Washington Growth Management Act Hearings Board on Tuesday found the county's rural zoning is valid and compliant with the Growth Management Act.
Late ballots bump up Clallam County turnoutPeninsula Daily News - Thu Nov 05
Last-minute voters are expected to push turnout in Tuesday's general election easily above the 50 percent mark by week's end, when a second tally is scheduled.
Four Port Angeles council races await Friday ballot countPeninsula Daily News - Wed Nov 04
Larry Little, Edna Petersen, Patrick Downie and Brooke Nelson were leading Tuesday in their quests for seats on the City Council during the first ballot count in this year's general election.
Forks City Council veteran sweeping mayor racePeninsula Daily News - Wed Nov 04
Bryon Monohon was handily heading to victory over Joe Soha in the race for Forks mayor on Tuesday night.
One incumbent, one newcomer lead in contests for Forks City CouncilPeninsula Daily News - Wed Nov 04
Incumbent Bruce Guckenberg and political newcomer John Hillcar were leading their opponents for the Forks City Council by hefty margins on Tuesday night.
Ballots slow to return to Clallam County in final day of electionPeninsula Daily News - Tue Nov 03
Today is Election Day -- the last day voters can cast ballots that were mailed to them on Oct.
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