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Mon, Jun 14, 2010

A Welcome Figure

Master carver starts cedar log project at Peninsula College

Fri, Jun 11, 2010

State reports high levels of shellfish toxin

Certain beaches closed to shellfish harvesting.

Anti-Terrorism joint training exercise on Friday

Wed, Jun 9, 2010

Discovery Care cares

Lavender is branching out

Sequim's Victor Gonzales finds wholesale niche is booming business

Scale modeling may be highly addictive

Modelers society prepares for annual show and contest, national convention

The magnificent seven

Sequim High School's septuplet of valedictorians talk about high school memories, the future

2010 Grad Scholarships

Business Briefs

Democrats vote on endorsements

Jamestown clinic opens behind OMC campus

Victoria Express Turns 20

Making history come alive

Sequim Middle School trio head to national competition

Dog Day Afternoon

Hurricane Ridge Kennel Club agility trials

Sequim High scholarships top $2M

Local groups give more than $400,000 to graduating seniors

Graffiti vandals hit businesses on Sequim's east side

Three incidents reported in May

Washington ranks 11th in driver knowledge

Voucher Program connects local farms to area seniors

Society honors, installs officers

Sequim school leaders get new roles

Riccobene leaves Haller for curriculum lead; Boots to oversee elementary school

Rayonier cleanup forum set

Land Trust's first art party is Friday

Community news briefs

Cell phone and texting law enacted June 10

Art Rock celebrates music, art and dancing

Home-based business ordinance in draft stages

Growing business seminar

Tue, Jun 8, 2010

Huggables reach home in Haiti

New Arm of the Law

Kristyn Pendergrass is working part time as a corrections officer with the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office

Summer of science

SHS juniors Hughes, Shores earn entrance to exclusive biomedical program on East Coast

Mon, Jun 7, 2010

Biking for the birds

Audubon Center forms mountain bike racing team

Fishing retreat bags big numbers

Defendant charged with theft by deception

St. Luke’s quilters given Marine award

Springtime at Lake Angeles

Fri, Jun 4, 2010

Special Olympics torch blazes through Sequim

Law enforcement runs torch 63 miles

Thu, Jun 3, 2010

Repairs begin along US Highway 101 near Lake Crescent

Wed, Jun 2, 2010

City Council minute

Police chief salary and EDC budget approved

"A Grimm Night for Hans Christian Andersen"

Van De Wege announces bid for re-election

The job hasn't been easy but Kevin Van De Wege wants a third term as representative for the 24th District

A Super Shepherds Festival

Memorial Day, a time of reverence

Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, is a day of remembrance of those who have died in our nation's service.

Missing sheltie found after three nights

P.A. lawyer to run for treasurer office

Selinda Barkhuis, a Port Angeles-based lawyer, announced her intent to run for county treasurer this week.

Thomas Building gets Kiwanis Award

Accentuate the positive...

Mary Beery, cancer patient, starts fund for veterans’ families

Tribal members bless longhouse exhibit

Jamestown display at museum is ready, open for public viewing

Sequim Lavender Festival right around the corner

This year's event promises to be 'best ever'

'Pentagon Papers' film at college

State pushes school 24-credit minimum

Sequim school leaders say plan too expensive, unrealistic

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