An artist’s rendering of Sequim’s Community Plaza

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A sneak peek at Sequim’s Community Plaza

Sequim City councilors are anticipated to make the final design decision for Sequim’s Community Plaza as part of…

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Business news

Santa at Hardy’s; time to try ‘The Dog Wine’; craft fair at Nourish; Sequim MFR sets open house

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Narrow margin forces recount in Charter Review race

Because of a narrow margin-of-victory in voting for Charter Review Commission’s District 1, the Clallam County elections department…

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Rep. Van De Wege re-elected House Majority Whip

Rep. Kevin Van De Wege was re-elected Majority Whip of the House Democratic Caucus on Nov. 18.

While walking his dog at Carrie Blake Park in mid-Novemeber

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Community news in brief

City collecting food items; Port sets special meeting; Post Office extends hours, more

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Pair injured after car goes into ditch

Two people — one of them a Sequim resident — were injured in a single-car incident on Saturday,…

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Sewer rates go up in 2015 Sequim City budget

New water rates for users will depend on new tier system

This map details the lower Dungeness Restoration areas.

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Dungeness watershed projects get a funding boost

Efforts at the Dungeness River watershed to reduce flood risk, conserve water and restore habitat will push forward…

A recent purchase by the North Olympic Land Trust conserves a 280-acre piece of property near the Lyre River. Here is the river’s estuary at low tide.

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Land Trust to conserve key property near Lyre River

A 280-acre estuary ecosystem ecologists say is important to several salmon species and wildlife will be permanently conserved,…

North Olympic Land Trust adds new logo

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North Olympic Land Trust adds new logo

The North Olympic Land Trust has a new project near the Lyre River and now has a new…

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Two Sequim men guilty of domestic violence, robbery

King pleads not guilty in Joyce murder; trial set for January

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Police Blotter – Nov. 24 to Dec. 1

Reports regarding recent criminal activity in the Sequim area.

Starting from Cape Flattery to just north of the Copalis River and extending 25 to 50 miles into the Pacific

Opinion

Guest column: A hidden gem on the Olympic Peninsula

Most Americans know plenty about our national parks and probably have visited several of them. Folks here on…