Coronavirus
Clallam County commissioners have agreed to distribute $200,000 in federal COVID-19 relief funds for rental assistance and utility relief. The initial allocation of Coronavirus Aid,… Continue reading
To help peninsula residents learn more about candidates for local offices prior to the statewide Aug. 4 Primary Election, Clallam County League of Women Voters… Continue reading
Grange sets ice cream social for Sunday The Sequim Prairie Grange hosts a Drive Up Ice Cream Social from 5-7 p.m. on Sunday, July 12,… Continue reading
An anonymous donor is giving local animal advocates double the help with donations this summer. The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society hit a major dip in… Continue reading
New “play w/ me” single out now
With state officials closing of the 2020-2021 winter salmon seasons for several marine areas, the Gardiner Salmon Derby Association have decided to cancel the 2021… Continue reading
Visitors respectful of regulations, farmers say
The National Park Service on July 2 released an environmental assessment for the final disposition of the Enchanted Valley Chalet for a 30-day public review… Continue reading
Interim no longer. Wendy Bart, who has served as interim Chief Executive Officer for the Olympic Peninsula for the past five months, has been named… Continue reading
A rather colorful, melodious and regular visitor to — among other regions — the North Olympic Peninsula has new digs on the peninsula’s shoreline. Members… Continue reading
Patsene Dashiell is the new Parenting Matters Foundation and First Teacher Executive Director. Parenting Matters is a nonprofit organization that serves as a resource for… Continue reading
The weekly police blotter includes incidents that occurred in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley area. June 29… Continue reading
For decades, the nonprofit running the thrift shop at the 200 block of West Bell Street generated funds that helped support the daily medical needs… Continue reading
An engine fire destroyed a 16-foot boat and damaged part of a dock at John Wayne Marina on Saturday morning, July 4. Dan Orr, Assistant… Continue reading
An early morning fire Wednesday, July 1, has left a 4,000-square-foot home on Sequim Bay with extensive fire and smoke damage. No one was injured… Continue reading
Coronavirus
Jefferson County has two more positive COVID-19 cases, both tied to an outbreak at University of Washington fraternities in Seattle. There is at least one… Continue reading
Coronavirus
The two Olympic Medical Center employees who tested positive for COVID-19 were working in the same department of the Port Angeles hospital, with one a… Continue reading
Coronavirus
The COVID-19 pandemic has scuttled plans for many July Fourth celebrations across the North Olympic Peninsula but communities have made plans to keep Independence Day… Continue reading
Coronavirus
North Olympic Peninsula health officers are urging caution during the Fourth of July holiday weekend. They said Thursday they encourage residents to celebrate only with… Continue reading
Coronavirus
Two people at Serenity House of Clallam County tested positive for COVID-19 this week in an outbreak that was still being assessed late Wednesday afternoon.… Continue reading
