News
Shelter Providers group looks at repurposing empty school buildings
Repurposing empty schools to provide additional shelter and low-cost housing to reduce homelessness in communities across the county,…
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Benjamin Franklin ship cruises past Sequim
The Benjamin Franklin — the largest ship to ever call on the Port of Seattle or any U.S.…
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Training offered on oiled bird care
The Clallam Marine Resources Committee, along with the Island Oil Spill Association, offer free oiled wildlife rescue training.
News
Mycological Society hosts first ’16 meeting
On Wednesday, March 9, the Olympic Peninsula Mycological Society will hold the first monthly membership meeting of the…
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Community news in brief – Marc 9, 2016
Learn how to prevent mail fraud from expert; greenspace walk set in PA; conference on early childhood slated;…
News
Worm tea for gardens subject of Nash’s talk
Harold and Virginia Vadset of Sequim Prairie Star host a talk about the uses and benefits for gardeners…
Business
Business News – March 9, 2016
Free honeybee class set at Wild Birds; learning center now open; Dine to Donate at Black Bear Diner;…
News
Detective retires from Clallam County Sheriff’s Office
After 13 years with the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, detective Jim McLaughlin is calling it a career.
Sports
College basketball: Peninsula women advance, men fall in NWAC first round
Peninsula College’s women are headed to Everett this week back-to-back conference titles after winning in the NWAC opening…
Sports
Sports Briefs — March 9, 2016
Marine Area 6 re-opens fishing; Volkssporters set walk; power squadron sets meeting
Life
Traveler’s Journal: Tales from the Middle East
Tom Saffold shares about his trip to Israel for Traveler's Journal
News
Police Blotter – Feb. 29-March 7, 2016
Local law enforcement report in about alleged criminal activity from Feb. 29-March 7, 2016.
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Faith News – March 9, 2016
Silent Lent retreat set at St. Luke’s; learn about your meridians; ‘Making hard choices’ at OUUF
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