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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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Sequim woman adopts family of dogs years apart
Eight days in Louisiana has led to nearly two decades of love between Sequim’s Hope Stime and a…
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Food distribution nearly doubles in 2020 for Sequim Food Bank
Leaders approaching 2021 quarter by quarter
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Garden club seeking funds after COVID shuts down clubhouse rental
The COVID pandemic hasn’t kept flowers from blooming and leaves turning at Pioneer Memorial Park.
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Peninsula counties drop into low-risk category
For the first time since early fall, both Clallam and Jefferson counties are in the state’s low-risk category…
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COVID death youngest on Peninsula
Until two weeks ago, all seven people who had died from COVID-19 in Clallam and Jefferson counties were…
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Health officers: Peninsula ready for expanded COVID vaccine eligibility
Gov. Jay Inslee announced an update to the vaccination timeline on Thursday, saying that the state will move…
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Sequim science facility becomes Marine and Coastal Research Laboratory for broader approach
More than 100 active projects continue despite pandemic
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Teachers, school staff and childcare professionals now COVID-19 vaccine eligible
Teachers, school staff and childcare workers can now sign up for COVID-19 vaccination appointments after a directive from…
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Clallam County to receive additional funds from state health department
Clallam County is in line to receive an additional $1.25 million in COVID-19 relief funding.
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Sequim teachers, childcare staff now eligible for vaccines
Washington state teachers and childcare workers are now among those who are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Increased COVID-19 vaccine supply expected on Peninsula in April
Vaccination supplies are expected to increase this month, with production increasing on Pfizer and Moderna vaccines and the…
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Hampton named Irrigation Festival queen in first virtual event
In the Sequim Irrigation Festival’s first virtual Royalty Scholarship pageant, an aspiring neurosurgeon was crowned queen.