Wed, Jul 22, 2009
Clallam County Fair T-shirts with the logo "Plenty to See From A To Z" are available for $10-13. Sizes are limited and prices increase on Aug. 1. Sweatshirts are available by special order for $20-25.
City faces tough budget choices, council told
The city council must prioritize what services the city will provide in the future to deal with declining revenue.
Cedarbrook: Feast your eyes, palate
The Dish on Dish
Bill Elliott will manage Oregon city
Former Sequim City Manager Bill Elliott was named July 14 as city manager of Estacada, Ore., a city of 2,700 people about 30 miles southeast of Portland, Ore.
Beta Nu group awards grants, scholarships to teachers
The Beta Nu chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, an international women's educational sorority and philanthropic society, gives grants to current and future educators in the Sequim area.
The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory could receive $1.75 million for renewable energy research.
Anti-war activist visits peninsula
Cindy Sheehan will speak at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, July 26, at the Olympic Unitarian Universalist Fellowship hall, 73 Howe Road, off Barr Road in Agnew.
Lodging taxes to fund festival
The city will use $2,280 in hotel/motel taxes to pay its overtime costs for the 2009 Sequim Lavender Festival under a contract approved July 20 by the city council.
Knock, knock, knockin' on Heaven's wood
No need to knock on wood because the Pacific Northwest Wood Artisans have done it for you.
Phillips' Hallmark store, 680 W. Washington St., has unveiled its Christmas ornaments almost six months before the holiday.
Hahn cops plea to lesser charge
Aaron Michael Hahn entered an "Alford plea" to one count of sexual exploitation of a minor on July 20 in Clallam County Superior Court as part of an agreement with prosecutors.
Somewhere along the line, somewhere among the dotted quarter notes and pages of sheet music and the marching shoes and the endless hours of rehearsal and private lessons ... something clicked for young Gabriel Smith.
First Federal rates top banking award
First Federal of Port Angeles received a 5-Star Superior rating for financial strength and stability from BauerFinancial, Inc., of Coral Gables, Fla.
Good Grief
The Sequim Open Aire Market serves as a community gathering spot for visiting with friends and neighbors, a small-town experience with about 60 vendors of fresh produce, beautiful flowers, delicious local foods and a large variety of high-quality items hand made by local artists and artisans.
Wed, Jul 15, 2009
This summer, perhaps more than any other, the delicate scent of lavender will compete with such mouth-watering aromas of baked salmon, baby back ribs, roasted garlic and roast tenderloin.
Missing the son, brother, friend called 'Gentle Ben'
Heartbroken for a son she never will see grow up.
United Way names 2009 leaders, goal
United Way of Clallam County is busy preparing for the 2009 fundraising campaign, led by Jack Marshall, landscape consultant at Blake Sand & Gravel, and Pam Marshall, administrator at Peninsula Children's Clinic.
In Vetrospect
Mee-Ja Sula's life has come full circle like the yin-yang.
Property Owners for Predictable Tax Now, a tax-reform organization formed in November 2005, is shutting down, co-founder Shelley Taylor of Sequim said last week.
A plan to clean up the Sunnydell Shooting Range, 160 Dryke Road, is due in December at the state Department of Ecology, stemming from tests that revealed lead in surface water on a neighbor's property.
Anne Feeney, a longtime Pittsburgh-based agitator, is singing for a cause she feels strongly about: national, single-payer health care.
Sherwood Medical to close Sept. 30
An estimated 2,800 Sherwood Medical Group patients have until Sept. 30 to find another health care provider before the long-time medical practice founded by the late Dr. Paul Hoque closes its doors.
Sequim's growth tops in county
It might not sound like a lot but Sequim's 1.8-percent growth rate during the past year tops Clallam County communities.
Sequim teen rape defendants awaiting court determinations
Two Sequim teenage brothers arrested in January remain in custody at Clallam County Juvenile Services awaiting evaluations to determine if they should be charged as adults, Director of Juvenile Services Pete Peterson said on Friday.
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