Recovery finds a home: Sequim’s Oxford House a spot for sobriety, self-sufficiency to flourish
For residents of the Oxford House in Sequim, renting a room means more than just a place to stay; it… Continue reading
News
With larger population, daily Clallam ballot counts required
There may be no more waiting three days for Clallam County election returns beginning in 2019 after Auditor Shoona Riggs… Continue reading
Helen Haller Elementary to host fundraising Turkey Trot
Helen Haller Elementary School’s annual Turkey Trot, the name of the school’s annual Cougar Fun Run fundraiser, is set for… Continue reading
Business
Business briefs — Nov. 14, 2018
Kudos for Wind Rose Cellars The Sequim-based Wind Rose Cellars earned several top honors from the Seattle Times in recent… Continue reading
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
Sports
Girls soccer: Wolves drop heartbreaker in first state playoff game
Sequim High’s girls soccer squad saw their postseason run end by the slimmest of margins last week in their first-ever… Continue reading
Women’s soccer: Pirates claim NWAC-record fourth title
Going up against a team that had given up just one goal during the entire league season, the Peninsula women… Continue reading
Life
SHS seniors, staff volley for fundraiser
Bump, set, fundraise. Sequim High’s good-natured rivalry between its upperclassmen and staff took a new turn last week with a… Continue reading
River center sets annual Holiday Nature Mart
Celebrate nature and get a little holiday shopping done at the 12th-annual River Center Holiday Nature Mart, set for Friday… Continue reading
Veterans Corner: Marine Corps League collects Toys For Tots
Milestone: Olympic Medical Center honors support services director
Milestone: Sequim’s Dixon among Molina Healthcare’ Community Champions Award honorees
Milestone: City of Sequim presents Molin with Westcott Award
Community Calendar — Nov. 14, 2018
Opinion
Water Matters: Climate meltdown
It’s been a tough week. No one likes to lose. But the defeat of Initiative 1631 — setting a fee… Continue reading
General Election 2018: Winners, losers
A surge in voter interest, a swell in the ranks of Democratic state lawmakers and a spendy bunch of contests… Continue reading
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Recovery finds a home: Sequim’s Oxford House a spot for sobriety, self-sufficiency to flourish
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