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Serenity shelter receives 35,000-plus laundry pods from youths

Serenity shelter receives 35,000-plus laundry pods from Catholic youths

Guests at Serenity House of Clallam County’s shelter are well-supplied for laundry detergent for a few years, thanks to some supportive church students.

Clallam housing waiting lists long | Sequim Gazette

Annual surveys show the number of homeless people in Clallam County declining, but wait lists for housing remain long and the number of older people experiencing homelessness continues to grow, according to Serenity House of Clallam County’s executive director.

Clallam housing waiting lists long | Peninsula Daily News

Report: Increase in homeless over 55

EYE ON THE PENINSULA: Counties to view reservoir project, public health services contract

Government meetings across the North Olympic Peninsula

EYE ON THE PENINSULA: Counties plan joint meetng next week

Government meetings across the North Olympic Peninsula

EYE ON THE PENINSULA: Serenity House, opioid settlement funds before county boards

Government meetings across North Olympic Peninsula

Conspiracy thinking edges into Olympic Peninsula politics

Conspiracy thinking edges into Olympic Peninsula politics

Conspiracy thinking edges into Olympic Peninsula politics By AP News Staff FILE - Crowds arrive for the "Stop the Steal" rally on Jan. 6, 2021 in Washington, D.C. PORT ANGELES, Wash. - Last year, right wing conspiracy theories from QAnon were injected into the U.S. Presidential race. This year conspiratorial thinking is creeping into small town races around the country, including several on the northern Olympic Peninsula in Washington state. A QAnon apologist named Donnie Hall recruits and trains candidates through a group he co-founded called the Independent Advisory Association. "They’re what I call citizen candidates. They don’t have a lot of experience. We have to tell them the basics," Hall told KUOW.

Conspiracy thinking edges into Olympic Peninsula politics