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Clallam prepares for some in-person student instruction
County County reports four new COIVD-19 cases; Jefferson reports none
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City of Sequim sets special Saturday meeting to consider changes to appeals process
Sequim City Council to host special meeting Sept. 26 to consider changes to appeals processes.
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County health departments preparing for eventual vaccine distribution
Officials want COVID-19 vaccines to be ready by Nov. 1, but doses are not expected until 2021.
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Peninsula stays clear of new COVID-19 cases
Health officials are working with schools on re-opening guidelines; no new COVID-19 reported
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Irrigation Festival makes 125th year official with kickoff, float reveal
Event keeps streak as most continuous festival in Washington
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City secures federal funds for Simdars Interchange project
Stakeholders to ask legislators for full design, construction costs
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Kendall, former CEO of PepsiCo and SHS grad, dies at 99
Donald Kendall learned the value of hard work early, getting up early to milk cows on his family’s…
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Sequim schools could open in early October
With Clallam County’s overall COVID-19 infection rate decreasing in recent weeks, Sequim school leaders are keeping an eye…
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State Parks set virtual public process Miller Peninsula park planning
Plans to further develop Miller Peninsula State Park are getting revived this fall.
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Health officers concerned about weekend political rally
Both Clallam and Jefferson counties remain in the state’s low-risk category
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State rep candidates debate in virtual Sequim Sunrise Rotary meeting
State Rep. Steve Tharinger, challenger Brian Pruiett tackle issues at a Sept. 18 virtual debate
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Sprinklers help contain fire in Sequim apartment complex
A sprinkler system inside Elk Creek Apartments, 90 S. Rhodefer Road, helped extinguish a fire inside a second…