Wed, Apr 29, 2009
Commuters, vacationers and the entire Olympic Peninsula will be affected by the 12:01 a.m. May 1 closing of the Highway 104 Hood Canal bridge for six weeks.
German deli opens 6 days a week
Maybe it's the sun and summer-like weather, or maybe it's the success of opening his dream restaurant, but Sequim resident Tom Heinz is absolutely glowing.
The Dish on Dish
Forks officer booked for child rape
Forks Police Officer Erik Hanson, 33, was arrested and booked into the Clallam County jail on April 23 on a charge of second-degree child rape. His bail was set at $5,000.
For Pete's sake, party in Sequim
Pete Seeger is celebrating his 90th birthday on May 3 at Madison Square Garden with Bruce, Arlo, Emmylou, Joan and many more. If you can't make it to New York on such a short notice, don't feel bad.
First Federal funds organic garden walkways
After getting a grant from First Federal, the Community Organic Garden of Sequim is installing new sidewalks.
Festival's first weekend has downhome flavor
The 114th Sequim Irrigation Festival begins on Saturday, May 2, with some tried-and-true events as well as some new ones.
Music has a mysterious impact on people. It can make them cry, laugh or stand up and clap. Music's effect depends on the style, the individual and science.
Employment programs receive federal stimulus money
Employment programs for low-income adults and dislocated workers in Clallam County will get an extra $386,000 next month because of the federal stimulus program.
Dungeness River flood plan to be unveiled
It's been said that the Dungeness River can make a fool out of anyone. The river finds its way around bridges and levees, leaves irrigation outtakes high and dry, and eats away the banks under houses that were thought to be safe.
Discovery Trail bench honors Kenneth Richmond
Sequim resident and business owner Kenneth Brian Richmond, who died in 2004, was remembered April 19 for his patriotism, faith and loyalty during a short ceremony dedicating a bench in his honor along the Olympic Discovery Trail.
Design review process is a work in progress
The city's new design standards and its Design Review Board still are being "tweaked" and will require some trade-offs by developers, the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce learned at its Tuesday meeting.
Consultant: Sequim needs affordable housing for quality of life
Sequim must increase its supply of affordable housing to maintain its quality of life, consultant Tom Beckwith said at Monday's city council meeting.
Conservation panel mulls election
Clallam Conservation District's board of supervisors will hold a public hearing from 7-9 p.m. tonight, April 29, in Port Angeles City Hall, 321 E. Fifth St.
City water reuse plant gets $644K from fed stimulus
The city's $11 million water reuse plant expansion will receive a $644,862 grant thanks to federal stimulus funding, said Karen Goschen, Sequim administrative services director.
City general fund revenues in the first quarter of 2009 were $113,000 below budget because of lower sales tax and construction revenue - which would equal $512,000 over the entire year, administrative services director Karen Goschen told the city council during its Monday study session.
City makes an offer to public works candidate
A job offer was made Monday to one of the city's two public work director finalists and they hope to know within a week if he will accept it, Interim City Manager Linda Herzog told the city council at its Monday night meeting.
Casey Blake resigns as chamber director
The Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce board of directors recently received and accepted the resignation of board member Casey Blake.
Abstract artist featured at MAC
Terry Grasteit from Sequim will have a one-man show at the Museum and Arts Center in May, titled "Social Commentary in Abstraction."
Wed, Apr 22, 2009
Avid readers on target in essay contest
Gus Farnell and Kyla Rigg, avid readers in Eric Danielson's fifth-grade class at Helen Haller Elementary, have been named semi-finalists for the Letters About Literature contest.
The Jefferson County Historical Society annual Founders' Day program will feature a concert by "Woody Guthrie" (aka Carl Allen) beginning at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 26, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 609 Taylor St., Port Townsend.
Volleyball tourney and walk will raise funds for autism
A volleyball tournament and a benefit walk are planned to support the Autism Society of Washington as it works to raise autism awareness and help find the causes and a cure for this condition.
Trail should lead to magic, mystery
Discoveries
Continuing two traditions, the senior class of 2009 from Sequim High School is raising funds for the annual safe and sober party.
Student Film Fest set for Friday night
The fourth annual Sequim Education Foundation Film Festival that starts at 7 p.m., Friday will feature eight student films from grades six-12 in all Sequim-area schools.
Small-screen interviews go to big screen in 'Frost/Nixon'
Sofa Cinema
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