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Second Chance gets a second chance
During the first week of May the consignment store Second Chance located downtown along West Cedar Street reopened…
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A giving community: Christmas Chorus donates to local groups
The sun shined brightly at Carrie Blake Park, making a great day for three community organizations to come…
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Bobbie Dahm voted Puget Sound Blood Center’s volunteer of the year
Having completed more than 130 shifts and 165 volunteer hours, Sequim resident Bobbie Dahm was voted “Volunteer of…
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Parks Perspectives: Pioneer Memorial Park
Once the town cemetery, Pioneer Memorial Park is four acres of sprawling grass with trees, flowers and a…
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Parks Perspectives: Margaret Kirner Park
Two playground sets, a group of swings, a picnic table and a few shady trees make Margaret Kirner…
Business
A taste of Oak Table Cafe to go
In mid-April Sequim locals Casey and Taria Nagler took the plunge and bought their first business together. The…
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Lightning damages homes in Sequim
Several houses in the Sequim area were damaged by lightning Friday, May 9.
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Meet Sequim’s new postmaster
Relocating from Chico, Calif., at the end of April to accept the position as the new postmaster, Mardi…
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Parks Perspectives: Sequim’s ‘Pocket Parks’
Among Sequim’s larger parks, there are a few small city parks nestled into town dubbed “pocket parks” given…
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Patient influx at Jamestown family clinic
In the past five months the Jamestown Family Health Clinic has experienced a 15-percent new patient increase which…
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Tall tower on the horizon
The possibility of new 320-foot communications tower atop Burnt Hill is under way.
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Diabetes is not holding Sequim student back
On May 10, Sequim High School sophomore Ryan Hurst is participating in Seattle’s Tour de Cure for his…
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Serenity, broken
Onlookers watch as the Serenity House apartment building gets demolished earlier this week.