NOLS leaders, architects to talk Sequim Library expansion
Community members are invited to view current design drawings, hear about the project work so far, learn what comes next...
Sequim house fire confined to one room
Fire District 3 extinguished a blaze in a multi-storied house in Sequim on Sept. 16.
A beautiful day for a Big Hurt
Nearly 200 competitors took on the waters, roads and trails of the Port Angeles area, with more than 90 percent…
Community Calendar — Sept. 28, 2022
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Clallam PUD commissioner candidates debate county’s energy future
The future of Clallam County’s power generation was the subject of debate on Sept. 13 during a forum between candidates…
Fresh start as classes begin at Peninsula College
When fall quarter starts today at Peninsula College, which is based in Port Angeles and has branches in Forks and…
Libraries, community to host Resilience Month events
The North Olympic Library System (NOLS) is offering a variety of activities during the month of October in celebration of…
Outbreaks of COVID-19 infections in some schools in Sequim, Port Angeles and Port Townsend have prompted masking recommendations for students… The Port Angeles City Council unanimously agreed to a pact with Clallam County on a new Joint Public Safety Facility…Face masks urged at some local schools
Port Angeles agrees to Joint Public Safety Facility pact with Clallam County
What’s Happening at the Market: Choosing embodiment
Ivy Phillips believes in a world of curious, embodied people. This blossoms into form at the Sequim Farmers &Artisans Market…
What’s Happening at the Market: Plant-based, whole food meals arrive in Sequim
An onslaught of enthusiasm followed the announcement that Jamie’s Green Cuisine would be making its debut at the Sequim Farmers…
What’s Happening at the Market: Cookie Daughters brings the sweets
For the social media savvy, Cookie Daughters has become a household name in Sequim. Sarah Harrington is well-known for cheery…
Sports briefs — Sept. 21, 2022
Basketball tryouts set
Lincoln Park BMX hosts more than 500 racers at Pacific NW Gold Cup finals
The Lincoln Park BMX Track was exceptionally busy all weekend, hosting more than 500 racers from 11 states who competed…
Peninsula libraries celebrating Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month
The North Olympic Library System (NOLS) is honoring Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month with a poster exhibition, an author visit…
Community Calendar — Sept. 21, 2022
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