Cline Barn’s birthday highlights links to pioneer families

What do you get a venue that’s turning 85, and has been everything from a gymnasium to a dance hall,… Continue reading

Fire District 3 looks to renew EMS levy this November

Clallam County Fire District 3’s leaders will ask voters to renew a 10-year Emergency Medical Services property tax levy in… Continue reading

Community members rally at city against MAT facility

Sequim staff say no proposal before council, planning commission

Fire destroys Dungeness Meadows home

An electronic fire likely started a double-wide mobile home on fire July 4 in the Dungeness Meadows development. Crews with… Continue reading

Verbatim: Jonathan and Kenda Simonson

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Sequim man dies in US Highway 101 crash

A 40-year-old Sequim man died after he was thrown from his vehicle after it rolled and slid across US Highway… Continue reading

Construction continues in Sequim with Fir Street

For 900-plus days, Sequim has been under construction — and that trend doesn’t look to change in 2020. City of… Continue reading

Washington Lavender extends its festival experience to 10 days

Washington Lavender Festival Where: 965 Finn Hall Road, Port Angeles (halfway between Sequim, Port Angeles) When: July 12-21 Cost: Free Continue reading...

From Mission Control to the moon: Fifty years later, Sequim resident to recount milestone lunar landing

It’s a simple fact retired U.S. Air Force Col. Joey Lazzaro knows well and sometimes passes along as advice to Continue reading...

Sanitago’s art in spotlight at July 10 ‘Artist Story Series’ event

An Olympic Peninsula resident since 1983, artist Marilyn Santiago and her work is in the spotlight at the “Artist Story Continue reading...

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Sanitago’s art in spotlight at July 10 ‘Artist Story Series’ event

An Olympic Peninsula resident since 1983, artist Marilyn Santiago and her work is in the spotlight at the “Artist Story… Continue reading

 

Community members rally at city against MAT facility

Sequim staff say no proposal before council, planning commission

 

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What’s New at the Market: Senior Day, local eggs

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Baseball: Grubb’s walk-off single boosts Wilder Junior

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Milestone: Sequim’s Gilson, Sayles earn WGU degrees

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