Fri, Jan 22, 2010
Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce
Officials release 12 more fishers into Olympic National Park
Twelve fishers were released yesterday in Olympic National Park, continuing a three-year effort to reintroduce the animal to Washington State.
Thu, Jan 21, 2010
Planning underway for Hurricane Ridge road repairs
Work to begin no later than Friday
Wed, Jan 20, 2010
Burn smart, burn clean and save money
Olympic Region Clean Air Agency offers FREE Clean Burning Clinics on Sat., Jan. 23
AARP Driver Safety Classes Scheduled on Olympic Peninsula
Completion of an AARP Driver Safety Classes (aka “55Alive”) qualifies students 55 and older for a discount on their car insurance
Big red metal boxes have popped up around Sequim to take your old, unwanted clothes and shoes.
A 200-pound humerus rests on a custom-made workbench where Don Bradley is preparing it to be mounted on stainless steel arches over a foot-thick slab of giant sequoia.
Football star sues school district
The Sequim School District is being sued for unspecified damages for allowing former football player Adrien Gault to continue playing despite repeated concussions
Food and shelter grants are available
Public or private agencies that provide emergency food and shelter...
Paratransit headed to federal mediation
Negotiations start Feb. 17
"Mothers deliver babies; I catch them," says Karla Morgan, who feels that God called her to be a midwife and considers it to be her life's ministry.
In Haiti, the lives of millions changed forever.
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Herring
Humpback whales return to the Salish Sea
Library sets meeting on business, tax plan
The North Olympic Library System board of trustees will hold a public meeting at the Sequim Library at 7 p.m. Thursday
Pay hiked for next public works director
The city's new public works director should have a salary range of $80,000 to $106,000, the city council decided at its Jan. 11 meeting.
Iredale vies for national award
SHS senior among 40 finalists in Intel Search
Red Cross recruiting volunteers
Recent fires in Clallam County as well as the earthquake in Haiti highlight the need for trained volunteers able to respond to disasters.
Tue, Jan 19, 2010
Slide closes Hurricane Ridge Road
A landslide Monday afternoon has closed Hurricane Ridge Road indefinitely, Olympic National Park officials reported Tuesday afternoon.
Humane Society looking for new director
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society is looking for a new director.
Community garden grows on MLK day 
Youths, adults turn out to beautify high school greens
If you get a letter, email or phone call asking you to donate funds to help a specific group you should only donate after verifying the validity of the charity.
Mon, Jan 18, 2010
Wreck, no one was seriously injured late Monday morning
Wreck on West Hendrickson Road
Exhibit focuses on river, rain forest, S'Klallam, artists
Fri, Jan 15, 2010
Sequim Police officers arrested a suspected drug user who had at least five outstanding warrants for his arrest last week.
Accident on Highway 101 and Barr Road
No fatalities, 6 injured
Sequim police donned flak jackets and took up tactical weapons to sweep the Elk Creek apartment complex Wednesday night, Jan. 13, searching for a man with a rifle.
Wed, Jan 13, 2010
Question: How do you sum up a year in pictures?
Trees felled to save foundation
The three large trees next to Twice Loved Books, 353 W. Bell St., were taken down Wednesday afternoon
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