Local grocers and restaurants adapting to serve the community in a difficult time
Bush postpones plans to climb Appalachian Trail
School buses will be taking food out into the community
Two fire district, city staffers test negative to COVID-19
At the end of the state legislative session this month, lawmakers had passed nearly 400 bills — averaging at least five new laws per day… Continue reading
Local health officers are concerned that people traveling to Clallam and Jefferson counties, potentially exposing the Olympic Peninsula to the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.… Continue reading
Upcoming blood drives Bloodworks Northwest hosts several upcoming blood drives. Donors must register before donating (see bloodworksnw.org) Sequim • March 31, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. —… Continue reading
With schools, entertainment venues, restaurant dining areas and other gathering areas being closed to help stem the spread of the coronavirus, many peninsula residents and… Continue reading
Seeking to help stem the spread of the coronavirus, more community groups and businesses have amended, postponed or canceled services and events in recent days.… Continue reading
The PDN breaks down what is and isn’t permitted for Washingtonians
Clallam County, Jefferson County officials on board with recommendation
A Jefferson County man diagnosed with COVID-19 has been transferred to Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle, becoming the first of the North Olympic Peninsula’s 11… Continue reading
A second positive COVID-19 novel coronavirus case in Clallam County was confirmed Friday, March 20, by the CLallam County Sheriff’s Office office. The second reported… Continue reading
Clallam County Fire District 3 commissioners have issued a Declaration of Emergency, giving district chief Ben Andrews greater flexibility in making timely decisions during the… Continue reading
Plan includes no shut-offs or delinquency fees during pandemic
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has made its way to Sequim’s playgrounds. City of Sequim officials said on March 20 that it is closing… Continue reading
The City of Sequim’s council meetings are going “virtual.” City officials announced on March 19 that upcoming city council meetings will be held in a… Continue reading
Sequim Police staff will continue essential services during the COVID-19 coronavirus public health issue, department officials said on March 19. ”Officers are on patrol and… Continue reading
To help in the efforts to minimize the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, Fire District 3 officials have closed all staffed stations to public use… Continue reading
March honors American Red Cross month
