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Soroptimists seek partner for Medical Loan Closet facility

Soroptimist International of Sequim’s Medical Loan Closet (MLC) has provided durable medical equipment, without charge, to residents of…

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Council to talk environmental impact of fireworks, drone show

Grassroots group advocates for changes

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Updated: Child dies in trailer fire west of Sequim

Second child, a toddler, airlifted to Seattle with severe injuries

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Protesters rally against federal cuts, policies

Protesting recent federal cuts and ideologies, more than 150 locals gathered in downtown Sequim on Tuesday, March 4…

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Sequim’s Ethan Melnick shoots a three over Dalton Stevens’ outstretched hand during Sequim’s 69-59 loss to Mark Morris in a Round of 12 game at the 2A State Tournament at the Yakima Valley SunDome on March 5.

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Boys Basketball: Sequim unable to keep big leads in state tournament

Ninth-seeded Sequim held double-digit leads in the first and third quarters, but the Wolves couldn’t hang on, letting…

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School bus driver taken to hospital after morning collision

No children on bus during wreck

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Jamestown Tribe seeks volunteers for green crab detection

Invasive species continues to be found across Olympic Peninsula

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City contracts to build new Civic Center parking lot

Properties formerly linked to consistent 911 calls for drugs, violence and various forms of abuse on West Spruce…

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‘Fools’ a laughing matter at OTA

Neil Simon’s comedy goes for three weekends

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Hearing examiner to issue decision on two developments next week

Neighbors seek road improvements before one proposal moves forward

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Ret. fire chief tells history of Sequim’s fire service

Book available at Sequim Museum on First Friday, ongoing

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Sixth Sunshine Festival to take place this weekend

Celebrate the coming arrival of spring by attending the sixth-annual Sunshine Festival this Friday and Saturday, March 7-8,…

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Immigration fears hit Olympic Peninsula

State and local law enforcement agencies say they will abide by state law, which prohibits them from enforcing…