Opinion
Rock Doc: A light fast twice per week may make sense
It certainly sounded like a fad to me. A while ago I caught a program on public television…
Opinion
Brunell: Tax Freedom Day comes later than usual
Will you celebrate Tax Freedom Day this year? Until April 24, every penny we’ve earned in 2015 goes…
News
Campaign to launch carbon tax initiative set
The launch of the North Olympic Peninsula campaign for the Washington State Carbon Tax Initiative I-732 will be…
News
Marine resources seeks interns
The Clallam Marine Resources Committee seeks qualified candidates to fill intern positions. Interns will work closely with MRC…
Business
Business News – April 22, 2015
Cook joins Sound board; Free workouts in the park; The Home Depot appreciates customers; Cherry Creek Mortgage adds…
News
Police Blotter – April 14-20, 2015
Reports regarding recent criminal activity in the Sequim area.
News
Legislature approves Van De Wege bill helping abuse victims
A bill authored by Washington state Rep. Kevin Van De Wege, D-Sequim, to help victims of sexual misconduct…
News
Community news in brief
Grange goings-on; COGS gets donation; libraries to close for in-service day; geocachers plan area cleanup; Earth Day events…
News
Milestone: Elks Lodge lauds Westcott
Emily Westcott received the Citizen of the Year Award from Sequim Elks Lodge #2642. Bob Klink, Past Exalted…
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Milestone: Jack gets Rotary honor
Brenden Jack was named Sequim Sunrise Rotary’s March Middle School Student of the Month. He is the son…
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Milestone: Shipley Center honors volunteers
On March 19, Joanie McCarthy and Paula Lewis, were honored with the Shipley Center Volunteers of the Quarter…
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Peninsula College’s HS21+ a new way to earn a diploma
Peninsula College’s HS21+ program offers adult learners the opportunity to earn their high school diploma in as few…
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