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Tribe opens vaccinations for 50-plus; open slots available for March 16, March 18
Effective immediately, those aged 50 and older — including spouses who may be younger than 50 — may…
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More to open up in the state as COVID restrictions ease
North Olympic Peninsula indoor businesses can increase occupancy from 25 percent to 50 percent indoors starting March 22…
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Essential workers now eligible for Dose 1 vaccines
Beginning today, Thursday, March 11, essential workers — including agriculture, food processing, grocery stores, food banks, public transit,…
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COVID-19 vaccine pause is possible
More than 2 million doses of vaccine against COVID-19 have been administered statewide since mid-December, and the North…
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Three vying for conservation district board
The Clallam Conservation District has three candidates to fill a vacancy on the board.
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No dip in ‘sunshine’ for second festival
Sun Fun Color Run’s participant totals close to last year
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Food distribution nearly doubles in 2020 for Sequim Food Bank
Leaders approaching 2021 quarter by quarter
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Funding secured for repairing Spruce Railroad Trail
Funding has been secured and a contractor lined up to repair a 280-foot-long stretch of the Spruce Railroad…
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Olympic Mountains’ snowpack well-fed
Snowpack in the Olympic Mountains and the rest of the state flourished amid a La Nina pattern in…
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Police Blotter — March 10, 2021
The weekly police blotter includes incidents that occurred in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County…
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How our lawmakers voted
Last week marked the half-way point of this year’s 105-day state legislative session, which is scheduled to adjourn…