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Sequim advocates take break for health, personal reasons

Morris, Nightingale hope to return soon

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Sequim Planning Commission extends deadline for vacancy applications

The application deadline for two vacancies on the Sequim Planning Commission has been extended to Feb. 26. Applicants, who must be residents of… Continue reading

‘Strong Towns’ author: Go small to be strong

Jefferson County urged to rethink large projects

Tri-Area Pharmacy assistant Jennifer Sharko-Taylor helped shepherd patients at Friday's vaccination clinic at the Chimacum Grange. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

Chimacum Grange seeks to replenish reserves

Furnace installed to heat community center for vaccines

Tri-Area Pharmacy assistant Jennifer Sharko-Taylor helped shepherd patients at Friday's vaccination clinic at the Chimacum Grange. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)
Judge Brent Basden upheld a decision on Jan. 27 in Clallam County Superior Court that developer Ruth Brothers Enterprises, LLC., of Kent, must follow the City of Sequim’s conditions that a second access point must be created before construction can begin on 71 new homes in Jennie’s Meadow’s second and third phases. Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group

Judge backs Sequim on subdivision decision

Developer cannot proceed without second entrance/exit installed

Judge Brent Basden upheld a decision on Jan. 27 in Clallam County Superior Court that developer Ruth Brothers Enterprises, LLC., of Kent, must follow the City of Sequim’s conditions that a second access point must be created before construction can begin on 71 new homes in Jennie’s Meadow’s second and third phases. Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group
Sidney Murphy stands in the alley behind her home on West 13th Street in Port Angeles. The dirt alley also is the front driveway to several homes build on a sloping hillside and it's the only access for emergency services. (Dave Logan/For Peninsula Daily News)

Petition asks Port Angeles to fix roads

Dust, mud facts of life for this neighborhood

Sidney Murphy stands in the alley behind her home on West 13th Street in Port Angeles. The dirt alley also is the front driveway to several homes build on a sloping hillside and it's the only access for emergency services. (Dave Logan/For Peninsula Daily News)

Sequim City Council member to bring up question of town’s ‘negative light’

Today’s Sequim City Council meeting will include an item Council member Brandon Janisse requested be placed on the agenda. Janisse asked City Clerk… Continue reading

Sequim School Board picks superintendent search firm

Human Capital Enterprises also overseeing administrator picks in PT, Chimacum

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Wellness forum to consider geriatric care management, guardianship

Bridge Builders founder Mindi Blanchard will offer “Geriatric Care Management and Guardianship” at the next WOW! Working on Wellness radio forum set for… Continue reading

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Katrina Matumeak, of the Crescent School, with her Isabel Whitfield/Naddy mini-grant.

Classroom mini-grants awarded for 2020-21 school year

Clallam County School Retirees Association recently awarded its Isabel Whitfield/Naddy Classroom min-grants for the 2020-21 school year. Recipients include: • Lisa Joynes, Forks… Continue reading

Katrina Matumeak, of the Crescent School, with her Isabel Whitfield/Naddy mini-grant.

Forks student on Oklahoma State honor roll

Jessica Nicole Paul was named to the dean’s honor roll at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Paul, a graduate of Forks… Continue reading

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Chimacum resident Wally Huntingford, an equipment operator with ICI of Sequim, and laborer Quenton Wolfer of Port Angeles prepared the Grocery Outlet site Friday for a new sidewalk.

Grocery Outlet to open in spring near Port Angeles

Business on Highway 101 opens questions about UGA

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Chimacum resident Wally Huntingford, an equipment operator with ICI of Sequim, and laborer Quenton Wolfer of Port Angeles prepared the Grocery Outlet site Friday for a new sidewalk.
Rep.Steve Tharinger, Sen. Kevin Van De Wege and Rep. Mike Chapman

Legislators, police critical of proposed bills

Measures would enact more controls on law enforcement

Rep.Steve Tharinger, Sen. Kevin Van De Wege and Rep. Mike Chapman

LETTER:Hurricane Ridge access

It is very unfortunate that whoever decides when to open the Hurricane Ridge Road for access to winter recreation is afraid of a little bit… Continue reading

  • Feb 7, 2021

Meet the Applicants Nights set in Sequim

The Sequim Good Governance League plans virtual Meet the Applicants’ Nights on Tuesday and on Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. The event will… Continue reading

No weekly flight operations scheduled

There will be no field carrier landing practice operations for aircraft stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Complex this week. There are… Continue reading