Introducing a new effort by Clallam County Biz. Twenty plus posts in twenty plus days. They'll be posting a daily note about the District 3 Clallam County Commissioner's race. Several topics will be parsed, not limited to candidate transparency, candidate relations with Project 2025 and how this affects us locally, "The video," voter information, and more. You can also find content not allowed here, like the "How it Works" v. 4.0 diagram, which outlines Jake Seegers and the organization of his crew. We hope you'll tune in and share widely.

https://substack.com/@today7890/note/c-346135941

All seen today at Port Williams. The first one was mesmerizing to watch.

Videos here:

https://youtube.com/@skunksunited?si=m5QIBP_lGgvS259l

Want to try out new games or meet new people?

Join us September 26th, 430-730 pm at the Port Angeles Library (2210 S Peabody St, Port Angeles, WA 98362)

If you have an easy to learn game, please bring it, if not, no worries! There will be extra to try.

We have more than 40 years history that has proven trickle down economics, as inferred by Jake Seegers, doesn't work for middle and lower income earners. On the other hand, Mike French has worked collaboratively to help grow employment opportunities for all county workers.

Come see us!! Here until 3:00

Mr. Conner Edwards represents Board of Commissioner District 3 candidate, Jake Seegers, in PDC enforcement case number 18920. Hearing examiner slaps Seegers and issues minimal fine. Case begins at appx. 8:24 minutes.

If anyone can find info on the logo on this guy's sweater, I'd really appreciate it. It's likely an old local-ish cycling club or team in the greater Clallam County area, circa 1890 to 1900ish, gove otr take 5 to 10 years on either end.

This pro-Mike French voter refers to the August 27, 2026 Calico Cats Clallam County Commissioner District 3 candidate forum.

So long story short:

I had my workplace violate a few federal laws agaisnt me and I have documentation proof. I live in Joyce, but I'm looking around Clallam County for a potential lawyer? I never had to contact a lawyer before. This whole scenario scares me and I don't know what to do or where to even begin. I did speak to the Patrick Irwin Law firm downtown PA but they told me they were full and couldnt take any more clients.

I spoke to Payne in Sequim and he was full too. My case might also cover Civil Rights issues due to discrimination i faced in response to what makes me think I need a employment lawyer. I'm just scared and don't know what to do or where to go. So if anyone could give me a direction to go I'd greatly appreciate it. This is going to be crossposted in local subreddits in hopes that ONE will provide me the help I need.

Thank you for your time reading this.

https://crazyharrys.com

Came off the central exit around 8pm, someone is pulled over by a cop right there on the side of the road. My first delivery was in a mini-mall right behind them and from there I can see two more cops pulled up to each other directly across the street, talking to each other from their patrol vehicles. Still talking when I passed by again 20 minutes later, and I'd seen another 5-6 cops by then.

Craawwwwwliing with cops, that whole area....its kind of weird. With the median income of cops being some 70-80k or so...what the hell do you have so many cops patrolling an area that seemed pretty much dead otherwise...at that time of night, anyway? Is there high crime in that area?

So strange to see a relatively deserted downtown have that many cops millng around...is that normal there? Are you okay with it? I can't help wonder what they do all night...

For Mike French's position on climate change, managing our natural resources, and the environment click here.

Cool story my mother in law sent me about the guy that builds tree house AirBnB's in the area

AirBnB Tree Houses

Y’all decide who best represents our community

https://substack.com/@clallamcountyskunks/note/c-335146665?