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Women and Social Security
The Social Security program treats all workers — men and women — exactly the same in terms of…
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League of Women Voters sponsors trio of forums
The League of Women Voters of Clallam County will sponsor three forums featuring candidates and issues appearing on…
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OMC selects June employees of the month
Olympic Medical Center’s board of commissioners recognized six Olympic Medical Center employees at its June 3 meeting.
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Volunteer Hospice offers resources, adaptive classes
Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County is offering an educational series for people facing the challenge of living alone…
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Learn about greenhouses
Veteran Master Gardener Francoise Pearlman will share information on how to select, organize and use a greenhouse to…
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Faith News
Faith-based healing training offered; justice is the topic of Baha’i meeting; patriotism at OUUF
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Friday SARC Scare
The driver and Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center patrons were unhurt after a facility user inadvertently crashed her Audi…
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From the Police Blotter June 16-22
Here are some of the police calls from June 16-22 in and around Sequim.
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Newell sentenced in heroin case
Kim M. Newell, 50, of Sequim, was sentenced on June 5 to serve 60 days in the Jefferson…
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State Patrol: Driver in June 20 hit-and-run charged with DUI
A Port Angeles woman was injured and Sequim man has been charged with hit-and-run and a felony DUI…
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Port Angeles man arrested in methamphetamine case
Local law enforcement officials last week arrested Marvin E. Branham, 48, of Port Angeles, for two counts of…
Opinion
Verbatim: Steve Burkett
After attending 1,500 city council meetings and preparing eight different cities’ budgets over his 46-year career, Sequim City…
Opinion
Brunell: Lawmakers should fund life sciences discovery
Some may remember the infamous Seattle billboard: “Will the last person leaving Seattle turn out the lights?”
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