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American Legion to host unveiling of patriotic mural

In the weeks leading up to the unveiling of the mural that now spans half of the exterior…

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Humane Society to close dog shelter The Bark House

Olympic Peninsula Humane Society leaders announced on July 10 plans to close its Bark House campus at 1743…

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Three QFC locations could be part of sale

More than 100 supermarkets in Washington will change ownership pending the approval of a merger between Albertsons and…

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OMC seeks levy lift on August ballot

Without an increase in the local hospital levy, Olympic Medical Center will likely have to look at making…

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Sequim enjoys a fantastic Fourth

Locals and residents celebrated the Fourth of July in style, with activities in and around Sequim.

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Finely tuned: Peninsula pianist Paul Creech still putting in the hours, commited to his crafts

“Your mind has to be very inquisitive, and it’s impossible to have talent working for you if you’re…

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County, farmers talk agriculture accessory use ordinance

Officials say education is first step in compliance

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Fires linked to fireworks quickly stopped in city

Four fires over the Fourth of July weekend were confirmed to be or possibly linked to fireworks in…

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City council enacts new remote public comment procedure

Following phone calls with hate speech during a June Sequim city council meeting, councilors and city staff have…

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A refuge for the abandoned

When it comes to the inhabitants of Lilly’s Safe Haven, Shayna Robnett can not only detail how many…

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Clouds of steam rise from the cogeneration facility at the McKinley Paper mill on Marine Drive in Port Angeles on Saturday as crews begin the process of bringing the mill back into production, three years after it was shut down by and sold by Nippon Paper Industries USA. As part of the start-up process, the company announced that pipes must be cleaned in order for the cogeneration plant to produce steam for the mill and electricity for sale and that the cleanup process could produce noise that might disturb nearby neighborhoods. McKinley has not announced a date for when production of containerboard would begin at the retooled mill.

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Mass layoffs planned at McKinley paper mill

Nearly 200 workers at the McKinley Paper Mill in Port Angeles will lose their jobs Aug. 25, according…

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Clallam County adopts farm ordinance

Clallam County commissioners have adopted a brand new Agricultural Accessory Uses ordinance with guidelines for many farms countywide.…

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Sequim readies 2024 Fourth of July festivities

Strike up the band(s) for the City of Sequim’s Fourth of July Independence Day Celebration.