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Lease a piece of art
Over a lifetime, artists might craft hundreds, if not thousands, of works but the blood and sweat they…
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Larry Freedman quits Sequim Planning Commission
Embattled Planning Commission chairman Larry Freedman resigned Monday night after telling the city council he didn't want to…
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Joyce teen may win conservation district seat
Quite possibly the youngest conservation district supervisor elected in the state, Mike Wiley Jr. hopes to bring a…
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From the police blotter
Sequim Police Department: Feb. 16, 7:06 p.m. – Two young males reportedly were throwing rocks at or over…
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Entrepreneur Challenge 2009 to award $7,000
Peninsula College Entrepreneur Institute and the Incubator @ Lincoln Center will present the Entrepreneur Challenge 2009, a business…
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Community news briefs
KSQM on the ‘Net KSQM-FM is available at 95.1 FM and through the Internet. The station can be…
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College plans Black History Month events
Peninsula College will observe Black History Month Feb. 26-27 with a series of special events that include classroom…
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Clallam County Superior Court
Richard Terwilliger – Terwilliger, 21, of Sequim, was charged Feb. 17 with first-degree assault and first-degree robbery. On…
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Church news
Supper and study scheduled A soup supper and Lenten study will be held Wednesdays March 4-April 1 at…
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Buy a heart, save a life
Through the end of February, Olympic Cellars will help raise funds for the Olympic Medical Center Foundation's Red,…
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Business Briefs
Each year the North Peninsula Building Association offers scholarships to graduating seniors who are pursuing a career in…
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BirdFest 2009 preregistration deadlines looming
Dig out your binoculars and bird identification books because the Olympic Peninsula BirdFest 2009 is drawing near.
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Big wish leads to big dinners
Last Christmas, Sequim Middle School hosted a wish tree that would help students fulfill needs for the community…