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Wed, May 14, 2008

Hawe wears U.S. marshal badge

Former Sequim, Clallam law enforcer becomes federal protector

Audubon hosts nature photography workshop

Things aren’t always what they seem

Reader’s Theatre + presents a play about family

Crematory receives early approval

Carlsborg neighbors form coalition, hire attorney

Supreme Court upholds lethal injection as legal

Decision clears future appeals for Sequim man on death row

High school art students learn about the profession

County may save soccer fields from development

Agnew acreage up for sale, club gives county first offer

Local couple lends a helping hand

Skilled carpenters still needed for the relief effort

Sequim sub-area plan remains in limbo

Study session set for council review

Sequim schools send 6 to D.C.’s National History Day finals

Sequim Small Engines reopens after three-year closure

Owner highly recommends annual lawn mower maintenance

Elliott accepts city’s settlement offer

Spinks is city manager until a new one is found

Take our rest stop, please

County wants rest area and Sequim’s council might just help

Decision on townhouses stalled

Sewer capacity called into question

Wed, May 7, 2008

Tribe dedicates new enterprise

Longhouse Market & Deli opens in Blyn

County to condemn Dungeness pier

Structural analysis finds landing, structure unsafe

Sequim barricader charged

Roorda gets five counts in Superior Court

Long-term ferry plans made

Governor, local legislators agree on bigger boats

Sequim band goes on tour

Group describes its sound as ‘happy metal’

OPNET recognized

First Federal changes name, appearance

Subprime lending crisis has no effect on peninsula-based bank

Sequim bank robber sentenced

Prokasky gets 25 years for Poulsbo crime

Fostering future generations

Licensed homes desperately needed for area teenagers

Prizes for prose

Kiwanis introduces winners of third poetry contest

Arby’s to open mid-July, August at the latest

Sequim restaurant won’t feature drive-through window

Council votes to terminate city manager

Sequim dentist donates time, expertise to Himalayan children

Additional trip planned to Kenya in August 2009

Thinking outside the box… A really big box

How plausible is adaptive reuse in Sequim?

Band students score at state

Jon Bash places 2nd in division

Wed, Apr 30, 2008

With election completed, chamber looks to move ahead

New board to review bylaws

'What my home means to me'

Sequim Association of Realtors selects contest winners

'The Voice of the Prairie'

P.A. Players presents a period before TV

Sequim Bay State Park plan released

State to meet with citizens at Ramblewood learning center

Sequim Library donation is recognized, again

Philanthropist's son glad to see mother's name added

Sequim man barricades himself in home

Deputies forcibly remove suspect after negotiations fail

The shots seen around the world

The Buzz presents the works of Randy Radock

Singing and dancing and flying - oh my!

High school Operetta Club presents timeless tale

Strait Men gets a makeover

Group is now Olympic Peninsula Men's Chorus

Part-time veterans' assistant spot approved

County shelves option to pair with Serenity House

Renovation rather than expansion for library

Levy lid lift, expansion bond both delayed

Plant store owners advocate breast cancer research

Merchants started selling online to better compete against box stores

News briefs 04/30/08

Library offers downloadable audio books

Girls make case for league title

Nichols tops in 100, girls win distance medley at Shelton

City Hall, trail connector headline town hall meeting

Good-sized crowd speaks its mind

Land trust's 2nd plaque goes up at courthouse

Laying down the groundwork

Interim committee meets to discuss committee structure

Decision pending on Carlsborg crematory

Neighbors concerned over air, location

Hobby store caters to all ages

Remote control flight club meets monthly

Celiac disease affects one in 133 people

Four Sequim restaurants cater to gluten-intolerant individuals

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