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Irrigation Festival Grand Marshal marks festival with mini parade
A pandemic has interrupted Washington state’s longest-running community festival, but that didn’t stop its Grand Marshal from a…
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Sequim School Board approves recommended staff cuts for 2020-2021 school year
Despite a somewhat more positive financial picture than in previous weeks, an expected decline in enrollment, and the…
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Bike group cancels 2020 Tour de Lavender
The 2019 novel coronavirus has forced the cancellation of another civic celebration: the annual ride through Sequim’s heralded…
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PHOTOS: Caps and gowns to go for Sequim High grads-to-be
A kind of graduation parade unlike any other for Sequim High, staff and school boosters gave some cheer…
Life
Sequim High plant sale blooms this week
From alysum to zinnias, marigold and mint, and from seven styles of petunias to parsley, pineapple sage, rosemary…
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Kilmer talks economic impact, solutions during pandemic
Federal lawmakers have been busy in recent days and weeks with a spate of bills aimed at carrying…
Sports
State, county, city parks to re-open for day use Parks
State and county parks on the North Olympic Peninsula — along with two city parks in Sequim —…
Sports
Sequim’s Miller earns spot on WWU cheer squad
There’s only one thing Kianna Miller loves about cheerleading: Everything.
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Albert Haller Foundation boosts United Way, area food banks
As one familiar with a struggle through sometimes difficult economic conditions, Albert Haller was keen to make sure…
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School board considering $2M in budget cuts
The projected cuts aren’t as severe, but Sequim schools superintendent Dr. Rob Clark anticipates having to cut about…
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Clallam County backs effort to expand proposed state park
Clallam County will support a state effort to acquire a 21-acre parcel to expand the proposed Miller Peninsula…
