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New federal funds will help thousands in Washington get solar power for free
By Jerry Cornfield
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Plan to pipe original Sequim irrigation ditch could be reinstated
A lot has happened in recent months around a proposal to pipe some of Sequim’s original irrigation ditch,…
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194-lot subdivision proposed for Carlsborg property
The largest development in Clallam County in at least 20 years could add an estimated 1,900 daily vehicle…
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Weekend fires damage Sequim manufactured home, garage apartment
Two structure fires damaged a manufactured home and a joint garage apartment building on Friday night and Saturday…
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Clallam to pause on trust land request
The city of Port Angeles wants 3,082 acres of state Department of Natural Resources timber trust land taken…
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Peninsula’s state lawmakers recap session
The Olympic Peninsula’s legislative delegation provided a recap of this year’s short legislative session and discussed priorities for…
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Sequim woman gets 20 years for murder
A Sequim woman accused of killing the daughter of a deceased man for whom she had been a…
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Peninsula College to showcase Honors Program students
Peninsula College hosts an Honors Symposium, set to take place at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 20, at…
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Sequim schools looking at options with budget struggles
Facing a tightening budget, leaders with the Sequim School District are looking at putting the brakes on any…
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Funds to rebuild lodge at Ridge will not be in ’25 federal budget
The spirit is there to rebuild the Hurricane Ridge Day Lodge destroyed last May, but the money isn’t…
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Police blotter — May 15, 2024
The weekly police blotter includes incidents that occurred in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County…
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Southard sworn in as deputy chief
John Southard started as Sequim’s new deputy police chief on May 1. He was sworn in by Police…
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Some water system users face steep price hikes
Customers of three small water systems in Clallam County and one in Jefferson County face monthly rate hikes…