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Fuel, fumbles, and forgotten taxpayers
When a fuel truck plunges into Port Angeles’ water supply, tribal-owned PetroCard is barely mentioned. Meanwhile, taxpayers face massive new levies for “essential services” while still footing the bill for meth pipes and million-dollar vehicle fleets. From city council races to tribal land grabs, uncover the quiet decisions draining your wallet—and ask why no one’s held accountable when the damage comes from the top.
Salmon, sovereignty, and the spill
On Friday, a fuel tanker crashed off Highway 101 into Indian Creek, a tributary of the Elwha River—Port Angeles’ primary water source. The…
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