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Seventh COVID-19 death confirmed on peninsula
Clallam County Public Health reported the fifth COVID-19-related death in the county on Wednesday.
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Sequim Education Foundation sets first virtual fundraiser for Feb. 6
The Sequim Education Foundation is hosting the nonprofit’s first-ever virtual fundraiser at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 6.
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Tribe announces new COVID-19 vaccination dates
The Jamestown Family Health Clinic has scheduled COVID-19 vaccination clinic dates, offering drive-through COVID-19 vaccines at Carrie Blake…
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Sequim Police seek info on graffiti spree
Sequim Police Department continue to investigate a series of graffiti from late January, city officials report.
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Clallam County Genealogical Society preps new research center for opening
Volunteers with the Clallam County Genealogical Society want to help people get in touch with their roots —…
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Sequim mayor draws national spotlight
Sequim mayor William Armacost’s political beliefs have garnered the attention from multiple news outlets across the country, bringing…
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High winds blow down Sequim man’s dream project
Family seek support for local contractor in online campaign
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Free TAX-AIDE service starts this month
The process is a little different this year, but IRS-certified AARP TAX-AIDE volunteers will be available again this…
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Sequim school board picks superintendent search firm
Sequim schools are in the market for a new superintendent, and helping them along the way is a…
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District 24 legislators slam regional virus plans
The North Olympic Peninsula’s Democratic 24th District lawmakers are at odds with Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee in his…
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Police Blotter — Feb. 3, 2021
The weekly police blotter includes incidents that occurred in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County…
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Peninsula College to screen ‘A Creek Worth Saving’
Strategies for saving what stewards of Ennis Creek call “our last, best chance of a salmon stream in…