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Community news briefs — June 22, 2022
Tribe sets Pride celebration
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R2AK competitors find safe harbor at New Dungeness Lighthouse
When did Carling Zeeman know she and her teammate Michelle Choy might be in a bit of trouble?…
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Locals, first responders’ training plans for disaster
Food, transportation, mass care part of discussions, actions
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Police Blotter — June 22, 2022
The weekly police blotter includes incidents that occurred in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County…
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Attempted murder trial postponed to November
Luoma attorney seeks ‘diminished capacity defense’
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Sequim school board approves naming of stadium, field
Sequim athletes and fans will enjoy games in a newly-named stadium and field this coming fall, after school…
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District 24 candidates spar over issues facing state
State Rep. Mike Chapman, a Port Angeles Democrat, countered slings and arrows from two Republican opponents during a…
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Olympic Medical Center to change Emergency Department firm
Sudden changes in Olympic Medical Center’s Emergency Department have doctors, nurses and other staff in an uproar.
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A Grad Walk to remember
Delayed a couple of years thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, a pre-graduation routine returned for Sequim High School’s…
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Serenity Thrift Store sees rise in illegal dumping, thefts
Staff and volunteers at Serenity House Thrift Store say there’s been an increase in criminal activity at its…
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City makes improvements to building application process
Following years of frustrations and criticism from developers about the building development process in the City of Sequim,…
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March for Our Lives brings 200 to downtown Sequim
People from across the North Olympic Peninsula gathered last Saturday in downtown Sequim to join the nation-wide March…