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Inspired donation gifts 14 binoculars to Dungeness River Nature Center

Seeming at home with the flora and fauna along the river, young Isaac Smith would build rock cairns,…

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Milestone: Benedict gets WASPC lifetime award

Retired Clallam County Sheriff Bill Benedict received some kudos from his peers at the recent Washington Association of…

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Milestone: OMC nurse Dehoyos receives DAISY award

Registered nurse Rosie Dehoyos, a registered nurse with Olympic Medical Center (OMC), was recently honored with a DAISY…

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Parenting In Focus: Be ready for the ‘new’ kindergarten

Kindergarten is not like it used to be.

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Milestone: P.E.O. chapter members celebrate ‘Small, but Mighty’

Women from 11 local P.E.O. chapters (Sequim, Port Angeles and Port Townsend) gathered for their annual reciprocity luncheon…

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Olympic Medical Physicians adds two podiatrists to staff

Olympic Medical Physicians recently added two doctors of podiatric medicine to its staff.

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Milestone: Students scare up food for Boo Hunger campaign

Sequim High School’s Leadership class finished another successful Boo Hunger campaign in October.

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Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe gets grant to digitize collections

The Office of the Secretary of State, which oversees the Washington State Library and the Washington State Archives,…

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Grant helps Sequim YMCA host free youth swim lessons

Thanks to Step Into Swim — a nationwide initiative dedicated to creating safe swimmers — the YMCA of…

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Sequim schools accepting applications for Highly Capable Program

The Sequim School District’s Highly Capable Program is accepting referrals from Dec. 1- Jan. 31.

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First Friday Art Walk to glimmer with December gold

As we celebrate the Winter Solstice and the return of the sun, December’s First Friday Art Walk color…

Photo by Keith Thorpe/Olympic Peninsula News Group / A decorated Christmas tree titled “Take Me Back” stands at Vern Burton Community Center in Port Angeles on Saturday after fetching the top bid of $7,500 offered by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe during the Festival of Trees gala auction on Nov. 25. The tree, designed by Staci Politik and sponsored by Applebee’s Restaurant, included a $2,000 premium gift certificate for home furnishings from Angeles Furniture. More than 40 trees were auctioned off on Nov. 24 as a benefit for the Olympic Medical Center Foundation.

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Festival of Trees raises $202K

The 33rd-annual Festival of Trees netted $202,000 over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

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Sequim revives its Christmas Chorus

After a three-year hiatus, it’s once again time to lift up Sequim’s voices.

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