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Bikes, cats and gift cards help fulfill SHS Winter Wishes
Sequim High School students once again helped make Christmas time more fun and meaningful for classmates at their…
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Solid waste pickup, drop-off rates to rise in 2024
Transfer Station commercial trips to go up 34%
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Sequim School Board to consider two-tiered bus system
Sequim School Board directors in mid-December got a look at a proposal that would split their single-tiered bus…
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Tribal library to open in 2024
The grand opening for the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s new library will take place next year.
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U.S. Geological Survey reports 4.0 quake west of Quilcene on Christmas Eve
The U.S. Geological Survey reports a 4.0 earthquake struck about 6 kilometers west of the Quilcene area at…
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Firefighters rescue dog in Agnew area
First responders performed a technical rescue down a steep hillside in the Agnew area to save a dog…
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Well-loved playground reduced to rubble
A well-used and much-loved Port Angeles playground funded by the community and built with thousands of hours of…
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Ballot measure would help police with pursuits
Police in Washington state would gain more leeway to pursue suspected criminals under an initiative supporters delivered to…
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Respiratory illness on rise on Peninsula
Hospitalizations from respiratory illnesses are rising on the Olympic Peninsula but remain far below pandemic year numbers even…
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Christmas meal tradition continues in Carrie Blake Community Park
The Family Holiday Meal Bag distribution event on Dec. 15 in Carrie Blake Community Park surpassed November’s tally,…
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Researcher: Managed forests needed to fight climate change
Wood products and managed forests are necessary for climate mitigation, a 20-year forest management researcher told the Clallam…
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Fire Brigade brings good cheer across city
Santa, the Grinch and a group of elves made the rounds in Sequim recently with Santa’s Toy and…