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PHOTO: At day’s end
Contributor Dann Oppfelt captures this “painted” Sequim sunset on Aug. 16.
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Get NOLS library cards at curbside service
Patrons of the North Olympic Library System can now get physical library cards via curbside service at local…
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NOLS sets women’s suffrage celebration with ‘Broads & Broadsides’
The North Olympic Library System hosts “Broads &Broadsides: The Dead Feminists Celebrate the Centennial of Women’s Suffrage” at…
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PC moves Aug. 22 commencement ceremony online
With a spike in COVID-19 cases in Clallam County in recent days — particularly in the 19-29 age…
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OMC physical therapists get clinical specialist certifications
Olympic Medical Center physical therapists Chris Shaw and Cortney Hutmacher were recently certified as clinical specialists in orthopaedic…
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OPNET investigation nets two arrests
An investigation by Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team (OPNET) and other law enforcement partners led to the arrest…
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Agencies team up to address homelessness
A multi-year, multi-agency effort to address homelessness/housing, drug abuse and addiction, mental health issues and food security has…
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Milestone: OMC nurse Schuchardt earns DAISY Award
Chief Nursing Officer Ralph Parker, MSN, RN, recently honored Ardith Schuchardt, RN, with the DAISY Award for Extraordinary…
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Community news briefs — Aug. 19, 2020
Peninsula College sets Running Start information presentation
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Panel OKs proposals to amend county charter
Voters will consider again two familiar measures Nov. 3 that would broaden how they select Clallam County commissioners…
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Clallam County seeking volunteers for various tasks
A groundswell of community support through local volunteers has helped Clallam County meet needs across the region during…
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Sequim schools will start remotely on Sept. 2
School district leaders in Clallam County preparing various modified plans to open buildings to students for the start…
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