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City of Sequim’s patriotic party set for July 4
The City of Sequim brings back its Independence Day Celebration for the second year with fireworks, live music,…
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First Friday goes purple on July 1
Purple abounds in Sequim this July and the First Friday Art Walk Sequim is no exception.
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Vote for the Best of the Peninsula
It’s time to vote for the Best of the Peninsula! The top five nominees from each category were…
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Stripes coming soon to West Washington Street
Photo courtesy Bob Lampert/ City of Sequim officials anticipate a crew painting West Washington Street at night tentatively…
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City looks to add more multi-family home options in zoning
By the end of the year, City of Sequim officials anticipate updating city zoning to allow for more…
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Two face burglary, theft charges for Coastal burglary
Two men now face burglary and theft charges in relation to the Coastal Farm &Ranch burglary in late…
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Coastal burglarized in Sequim, police investigating
Sequim Police report Coastal Farm &Ranch, 990 E. Washington St., was burglarized early last Friday morning.
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Churches seek household items for Ukrainian refugees
Throughout the summer, three Sequim churches look to support Ukrainian refugees displaced to Washington state from the Russian…
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School’s out for summer
Teacher Tracy DeLorm walks first-grader Raylan Coler to the bus as he sports his “Last Day of School”…
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Teen faces charge of drinking, driving under age after hitting police cruiser
A Sequim Police cruiser was struck in a roundabout early in the morning of June 11 by a…
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Sequim schools celebrate ‘moving up’
Classmates, family, friends, and staff celebrated Sequim School District’s fifth and eighth graders finishing elementary and middle school…
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Locals, first responders’ training plans for disaster
Food, transportation, mass care part of discussions, actions
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Attempted murder trial postponed to November
Luoma attorney seeks ‘diminished capacity defense’