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Parenting Matters: Slippery summer slide

Summer vacation is a time eagerly anticipated by most kids. It is a time to play, rest, relax…

Letters to the editor — June 7, 2017

Opinion

Letters to the editor — June 7, 2017

Diversity should not ‘subvert’ our culture

Kilmer talks federal budget, Paris accord in Olympic Peninsula News Group interview

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Kilmer talks federal budget, Paris accord in Olympic Peninsula News Group interview

Democrats and Republicans in Congress should hash out their own budget rather than using President Donald Trump’s “unserious”…

Award winners take the stage during the 2016 Clallam County Sheriff’s Office Awards Recognition Dinner on April 22. Submitted photo

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Milestone: Sheriff’s Office presents service awards

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office held its 2016 Awards Recognition Dinner on April 22 and made numerous awards.

A lesson from ‘Chicken Little’

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A lesson from ‘Chicken Little’

Somebody needs to remind the Democrats of the story about Chicken Little. You know, the one where the…

Milestone: Sequim Soroptimist group names Violet Richardson award winners

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Milestone: Sequim Soroptimist group names Violet Richardson award winners

Soroptimist International of Sequim announced last week the the winners of its 2017 Violet Richardson Awards: Cortney Gosset,…

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Bridge night closures rescheduled

Bridge night closures rescheduled

Clallam PUD’s line foreman Sam Parks, now retired, was honored recently by the Northwest Public Power Association with the Safety Heroism Award for his lifesaving actions. Parks accepts the 2017 Safety Heroism Award from 2017 E&O Chair Catherine Simonsen and 2017 E&O Safety Committee Chair Dale Benner. On Aug. 29, 2016, Parks was driving behind another PUD employee who went into cardiac arrest and lost control of his vehicle. Parks performed CPR on his co-worker immediately, saving his life. He and co-workers had just gone through the annual CPR/AED training as required by the district three weeks earlier. The employee survived and said that he owes his life to his co-worker. Parks is the second PUD employee to receive recognition this year for heroic efforts. Joe Helvey, PUD lineman, received the Good Samaritan Award from the Washington PUD Association in December 2016. Photo courtesy of NWPPA

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PUD lineman honored for heroism

PUD lineman honored for heroism

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Faith News — May 31, 2017

Stoicism considered

Business Briefs — May 31, 2017

Business

Business Briefs — May 31, 2017

Vet now certified in acupuncture

Milestone: Quite a catch — or two — for Sequim youth

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Milestone: Quite a catch — or two — for Sequim youth

Nine-year-old Kariann Rose Armstrong shows off a pair of impressive catches at the Carrie Blake Park fishing pond…

Letters to the Editor — May 31, 2017

Opinion

Letters to the Editor — May 31, 2017

Kudos go out to tribe’s golf course staff

Milestone — Wall honored at OMC

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Milestone — Wall honored at OMC

Olympic Medical Center Chief Executive Officer Eric Lewis recognized Lorraine Wall, RN, chief nursing officer/hospital chief operating officer,…