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Clallam’s Most Powerful Civic Brand Is Not What It Claims

The League of Women Voters of Clallam County still sells local neutrality. Its national program already picked a side.

13 hrs ago • Jeff Tozzer

52:23

Recompete Was Sold as Jobs. The Fine Print Is About Who Gets the Money.

A $35 million “once-in-a-generation” workforce grant scores equity by group, funds tribal business startups, and put a coordinator in charge who says…

Sep 3 • Jeff Tozzer

1:29:48

Tents First, Taxpayers Last: Who Are the Sidewalks For?

A watchdog roundup of misplaced priorities, public-land transfers, grant-writing booms, and the culture that teens actually see

Sep 2 • Jeff Tozzer

40:06

OMC Already Got the Big Tax Increase. Now It Wants the Next One.

County leaders told voters the lid lift would stabilize the hospital. Two years later, the consultants’ own numbers say the problem was operations.

Sep 1 • Jeff Tozzer

53:35

A Level III Child Predator in Sequim, Needles in Bell Creek, and a Commissioner Who Tells Business Owners to Join a List

Clallam County didn’t become a magnet for out-of-area offenders by accident

Aug 31 • Jeff Tozzer

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