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Women’s March sees hundreds rally downtown
Organizers of the Women’s March for Humanity wrote online that their Oct. 5 event was an “amazing success”…
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OTA reveals ‘25 season
Nuns, Martians and a courtroom classic take the stage at Olympic Theatre Arts next year.
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Safety Fair connects community, service organizations
Organizers of the second Sequim Public Safety Fair report that at least 1,000 people attended the event in…
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Locals ‘Walk to End Alzheimer’s,’ give to ongoing support services
Approximately 125 people walked around Carrie Blake Community Park on Saturday to raise awareness and support for the…
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Van hits downtown business’ storefront
Sequim Police report a van crashed into the Cedarbrook Lavender storefront at 120 W. Washington St. on Thursday,…
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Updated: Sequim woman airlifted after Friday afternoon wreck on U.S. Highway 101
Editor’s note: Updated with additional information Oct. 5. - MD
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Safety Fair set for Saturday in Carrie Blake Community Park
The second-annual Sequim Public Safety Fair packs 30-plus agencies in and outside the Guy Cole Event Center this…
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City council to host public hearing on fireworks sales ban
To ban, or not to ban firework sales: that’s the question going before Sequim city councilors later this…
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PNNL-Sequim expansion linked to West Sequim Bay Road utility additions
Funding is secured and planning is underway to expand PNNL-Sequim, the Department of Energy’s only marine and coastal…
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Students, community zoom-in on animals, watershed at River Festival
With a theme to “connect people with their watershed,” the annual Dungeness River Festival hosted hundreds of students,…
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Sequim’s Black Bear Diner named ‘Franchise of the Year’
For the second time, Sequim’s Black Bear Diner, 1471 E. Washington St., was awarded Franchise of the Year…
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City, first responders considering sites for Naloxone distribution boxes
Effort could provide medicine to help reverse an opioid overdose
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Sequim corridor project could hinge on I-2117 vote
Local officials say if passed, Simdars bypass could be shelved