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Clallam County to receive additional funds from state health department
Clallam County is in line to receive an additional $1.25 million in COVID-19 relief funding.
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Jefferson County settles 10 lawsuits with Sequim resident for $275,000
The three Jefferson County commissioners signed a $275,000 settlement with Sequim resident Joe D’Amico and his two companies,…
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Sequim teachers, childcare staff now eligible for vaccines
Washington state teachers and childcare workers are now among those who are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Increased COVID-19 vaccine supply expected on Peninsula in April
Vaccination supplies are expected to increase this month, with production increasing on Pfizer and Moderna vaccines and the…
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Peninsula prosecutors weigh impacts of Supreme Court decision
A state Supreme Court decision that invalidates simple drug possession arrests and prosecution has North Olympic Peninsula authorities…
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State officials: Keep bird feeders down for another month
Keep those bird feeders down for a while longer, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife requests.
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OMC adds physician to Olympic Medical Physicians team
Olympic Medical Center has added Dr. John Miller to the Olympic Medical Physicians primary care team, OMC representatives…
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Virtual Red, Set, Go! luncheon raises $94K
The Olympic Medical Center Foundation’s Red, Set, Go! Heart Luncheon raised a record $94,000 on Feb. 26, exceeding…
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Sequim Sunshine Festival kicks off Friday
Come rain or shine, the City of Sequim’s second Sequim Sunshine Festival is back, highlighted by a couple…
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Hampton named Irrigation Festival queen in first virtual event
In the Sequim Irrigation Festival’s first virtual Royalty Scholarship pageant, an aspiring neurosurgeon was crowned queen.
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Friends, neighbors keep mask tree going almost a year later
For 11 months, Danette Bemis and friends have been extending some peace of mind to Sequim residents one…