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Delay for trial possible in Sequim attempted murder case
More discovery being gathered by police, state patrol
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Competency evaluation ordered for suspect of attempted murder of police
Investigators add first degree murder charge against Kenney
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Rolling Hills’ 215 homes proposed for South Seventh Avenue
The City of Sequim’s next sizable housing development could be its first to go through the new hearing…
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City of Sequim explores homeshare programs
As Sequim city councilors seek solutions for Sequim’s housing crunch, they unanimously agreed on May 23 to have…
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A Dungeness Memorial Day
Local veteran groups led and helped with services at Sequim area Memorial Day services on May 30.
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Locals grieve Texas school shooting victims
As more information comes out about the Uvalde, Texas school shooting on May 24, locals took time to…
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Students could face criminal charges for bringing replica weapons to campuses over weekend
Charges are likely headed to the Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office against teens for bringing replica toy guns…
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Sound Bank celebrates 25 years banking, giving in Sequim
Sound Community Bank was honored last week by the Sequim business community for 25 years of working with…
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NOLS talks naming rooms for donors at Sequim Library expansion
North Olympic Library System staff and board trustees are exploring options to offer naming opportunities for elements of…
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Bail denied for suspect in attempted murder of police officer case
Thirty-four-year-old Bret Allen Kenney was formally charged Tuesday afternoon (May 24) with allegedly assaulting and attempting to kill…
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St. Luke’s to host candlelight service to remember Texas school shooting victims
Following Tuesday’s school shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas, that left 19 children and two teachers dead,…
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Council halts rental relief funds as no businesses applied
Staff gathering info on electric scooters contract through city
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Local hunt continues for invasive green crab
European green crabs continue to creep inward in the Salish Sea as local resource managers remain on the…