Contractors sought for current and future projects
A Sequim man was resentenced this week to 11½ years in prison on multiple convictions including child rape after the state Court of Appeals remanded… Continue reading
Death of Sequim teen sparked project
The YMCA of Sequim is offering several spring break programs and activities that give kids an opportunity to connect, continue learning, and gain important life… Continue reading
A two-thirds majority of the Clallam County Public Utility District board has voted to support keeping the embattled lower Snake River dams. Commissioners Will Purser… Continue reading
Photographs advance to state competition
Two kayakers beset by high winds and heavy seas were rescued southeast of Dungeness spit on March 28, the U.S. Coast Guard said. The two… Continue reading
Clallam County commissioners will conduct a series of public hearings on Charter Review Commission recommendations in April. The three commissioners voted last week to schedule… Continue reading
Coronavirus
COVID-19 cases are rising again both state and nationwide, and North Olympic Peninsula health officers are urging residents to remain cautious in order to limit… Continue reading
Coronavirus
More than 1,200 doses of COVID-19 vaccine were administered at mass vaccination events on the North Olympic Peninsula on Saturday, public health officials said. Ron… Continue reading
By Sydney Brown WNPA News Service Funding for health care, education and efforts to curb houselessness are promised in a $59.2 billion state budget proposal… Continue reading
Libraries on the Olympic Peninsula are once again offering public use of computers — except for Sequim’s branch. North Olympic Library System (NOLS) announced this… Continue reading
Olympic Medical Center recently announced the addition of Amy Kalisek, advanced registered nurse practitioner, to the Olympic Medical Heart Center cardiology team. Kalisek joins OMC… Continue reading
Coronavirus
North Olympic Peninsula residents 16 and older will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations beginning May 1, Gov. Jay Inslee announced Thursday. Inslee also said the… Continue reading
Coronavirus
State COVID-19 vaccine allotments on the North Olympic Peninsula are expected to decrease starting next week because the state has changed its allocations to per-capita… Continue reading
State trust lands should continue to be managed for designated beneficiaries like public schools despite a court challenge, Clallam County commissioners will argue in a… Continue reading
Committee, staff to work on RFPs prior to work session
Gathering areas not inspected on routine basis since June
Coffee with Mayor continues in March The City of Sequim continues to partner with KSQM FM radio to host a live call-in session of Coffee… Continue reading
Staff say preliminary funding would help with grant requests
