Olympic Peninsula Academy students, staff settle into new home
Olympic Peninsula Academy staff and students have made the most of their new home within six portables along West Fir… Continue reading
News
2018 General Election results
Incumbents held leads in races for Clallam County commissioner, prosecuting attorney, sheriff and director of community development after the first… Continue reading
Post Office paves parking lot
Dropping off your mail should be a smoother trip thanks to recent efforts by Lakeside Industries workers at the Sequim… Continue reading
Business
Business briefs — Nov. 7, 2018
This month, Dungeness Chestnuts’ Sequim orchard harvested its first commercial crop. One Italian and four French varieties of the Orchard’s… Continue reading
Volkman joins OMC as compliance manager
Olympic Medical Center announced last week the addition of Jay Volkman as Compliance Manager. Volkman oversees OMC’s compliance plan, which… Continue reading
Sports
Football: Sequim overcomes Franklin Pierce’s big plays for state 2A playoff berth
State 2A football playoffs — First Round • Sequim (9-1) vs. Steilacoom (9-1) When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9 Where:… Continue reading
Girls soccer: Wolves net shutout, district crown
State 2A girls soccer tournament — First round Sequim (10-8-1) vs. Ellensburg (13-4-0) When: 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7 Where:… Continue reading
Life
Olympic National Park’s Perspectives starts Tuesday
Olympic National Park’s Perspectives Winter Speaker Series, free presentations held at 7 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month through… Continue reading
Milestone: Quast receives OMC leadership award
Paula Quast, Olympic Medical Center’s supervisor of central services, received the organization’s leadership award from OMC CEO Eric Lewis at… Continue reading
Opinion
Guest opinion: Military also adjusting to worker shortages
When our military is viewed as an employer, it has the same problem as the private sector; attracting qualified people… Continue reading
Guest opinion: On civility and power — Part I
What is, or should be, the relationship between civility and power? Is civility compatible with, or even possible in, situations… Continue reading
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