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High winds blow down Sequim man’s dream project

Family seek support for local contractor in online campaign

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Super Court judge backs City of Sequim on subdivision decision

Developer cannot proceed without second entrance/exit installed

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Tallying for levies: special election set for Feb. 9

Special election ballots for two Sequim School District levy proposals — one looking to maintain programming, the other…

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Sequim vaccinations for early February dates fill up in 30 minutes

Online registration seems to be a popular option for those seeking vaccinations.

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Sequim Public Works director Garlington to retire

City of Sequim Public Works Director David Garlington is retiring. His last day in the office is Friday,…

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Sequim city manager, council agree on separation

‘Philosophical differences’ lead to call for resignation, severance agreement

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Advocates take break for health, personal reasons

Morris, Nightingale hope for return soon

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Sequim shows support for city manager

More than 100 community members came to the corners of Washington Street/Sequim Avenue on Monday afternoon holding signs…

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JCPenney begins liquidation of store after 26 years in Sequim

Sales to continue through tentative closure in mid-May

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An inaugural rally of support from Sequim

Hours after the inauguration of President Joseph Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris on Jan. 20, a group of…

Consulting firm Framework presents new solutions for streets south of Washington Street on Jan. 21 in a virtual meeting that includes options for new bicycle lanes, sidewalks and parking. Photo courtesy City of Sequim

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‘Complete Streets’ talk set for Thursday

Plan considers short- and long-term road options

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Land use appeal decision looms for MAT clinic

SOS seeks standing, City of Sequim, Tribe seek dismissal

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Update: Clinic staff look to start online COVID-19 vaccine registration Feb. 2

Available age would shift to 65-and-up under new sign-up program