Wed, Mar 25, 2009
Investment Corner
Holistic family physician makes
Imagine waking up in the morning with a 102-degree temperature, a runny, nose, sore throat and persistent cough.
Highway 112 open again on temporary 1-lane road
After a two-month closure, drivers and local residents once again can travel state Highway 112 near Joyce.
Get down to earth at Nash's farm
Get down to the root of your food source and learn how to grow and maintain your own food supply with the age-old craft of sustainability.
Five Acre School shares annual play with community
Ever wonder about the "rest" of the story? What happens after the text ends and the fairy tale is over?
U.S. Fish & Wildlife comfy in new complex
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees much prefer being in new, larger buildings located inside the Dungeness National Wildlife Refugee than in an old John Deere building on South Barr Road along U.S. Highway 101.
Farmers breakfast raises nearly $9,000
The Friends of the Fields are calling the third annual Farmer's Breakfast a success.
Earth Day Coast Cleanup seeking volunteers
Volunteers of all ages and abilities are invited to celebrate Earth Day by participating in the Washington Coast Cleanup on Saturday, April 18.
Council approves United Way funds
The city's 2009 agency funding through United Way of Clallam County was approved by the city council at its March 23 meeting.
City supports UGA expansion for Battelle
Clallam County and the city will continue working to expand Sequim's urban growth area to include Battelle's 140 acres of tidelands and uplands along the shores of Sequim Bay just north of the city limits.
City seeks Music in Park donations
The annual Music in the Park summer series is making preparations for its fourth season but needs more donations and sponsorships to have movies again this year.
Chamber hears Sequim Speaks pitch
Residents of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley should attend an April 23 informational meeting of Sequim Speaks because they can help shape a group that can help reconnect the community, a quartet of speakers said Tuesday, March 24.
After 22 years, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula's aluminum can recycling in Sequim and Port Angeles is ending.
BirdFest strengthens community ties
The sixth Olympic BirdFest, April 3-5, will attract many birders, but the festival also has much to offer non-birders.
Wed, Mar 18, 2009
'Think Local' workshop comes to Sequim
Building a sustainable and thriving economy on the North Olympic Peninsula will be the topic the weekend of March 20-21. Michelle Long, executive director of Sustainable Connections is the keynote speaker.
'Glimpses of home: Insights of three foreign exchange students'
Three young people from three different continents talk proudly about their homelands and recount some of their experiences while living in a foreign country.
Women celebrating women's history
The League of Women Voters of Clallam County will celebrate Women's History Month with a social dinner at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 26, at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 525 N. Fifth Ave., Sequim.
What legislators hope to preserve and protect
OLYMPIA -- State Rep. Kevin Van De Wege wants to keep the way paved for widening U.S. Highway 101 between Shore and Kitchen-Dick roads.
We crave comfort food these days
Kitchen Korner
Washington Street getting wheelchair ramps
A $170,000 project to install new wheelchair ramps along East and West Washington Street made it onto the list of local transportation projects that will get federal stimulus money.
Diabetes and you
U.S. 101 passing lane could get stimulus money
A U.S. Highway 101 passing lane project west of Blyn threatened by state budget cuts might get built after all due to the federal government's economic stimulus program.
Two hearings set on bus routes
The second of three public hearings on proposed changes to three Clallam Transit System routes - two in Sequim and one in Forks - is set for 1 p.m. May 18 at the OlyCAP Community Center, 91 Maple Ave. in Forks.
Troopers to focus on child restraints
Washington State Patrol troopers in Clallam and Jefferson counties will take part in an upcoming emphasis patrol focusing on children who are not properly restrained in vehicles.
Janine Hegy isn't the type of woman to paint her fingernails, curl her hair or dress up for work.
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