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UPDATED: Poor weather nixes Save Our Sequim rally set for Saturday
The Save Our Sequim group seeking to host a rally starting at noon on Saturday, Feb. 13, has…
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Safeway customers, staff come up big for Food Bank
In just two months, Safeway customers brought in more than $87,000 for Sequim families.
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Plan made to help school personnel get COVID vaccinations
Includes up to 20 vaccination locations statewide
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State officials warn about disease spread via seed feeders
Larger than usual numbers of seed-eating songbirds are spreading disease acquired at backyard feeders this winter in what…
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Organizers cancel 2021 Lavender Festival Street Fair
Organizers encourage people to shop at farms online, in person
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Bush, City of Sequim agree to resignation
City manager Charlie Bush’s tenure with Sequim tentatively ends this week, but contention against Mayor William Armacost continues.
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How our lawmakers voted
State lawmakers continued their busy schedule of committee hearings on a wide range of issues last week, as…
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Voters passing Sequim School District levy proposals
Sequim School District’s two levies are both passing after Tuesday night’s initial ballot count, as the district seeks…
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Clallam County inmate overdoses while in jail
A Clallam County jail inmate’s nonfatal fentanyl overdose is being investigated by the county sheriff’s office, which has…
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First COVID-19 doses still delayed in Jefferson County
Jefferson Healthcare has not received a first-dose allotment of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine in more than a month, making…
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City of Sequim prepares for snow this week
With a National Weather Service report indicating the possibility of some light snow, the City of Sequim Public…
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Health officers: Peninsula leads state in per capita vaccinations
Clallam and Jefferson counties are among the leading counties in Washington in terms of numbers of vaccinations, officials…