A multi-partner Sequim street project nearly eight years in the making is complete and was feted with a unique ribbon cutting. The City… Continue reading
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Family and friends gather — and give an “air hug” — to Mary Andrew to celebrate her 93rd birthday at Sinclair Place in… Continue reading
An early Wednesday morning fire left a 4,000-square-foot home on Sequim Bay extensively damaged. No one was injured, said Assistant Chief Dan Orr… Continue reading
Court review must await city appeals process
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Class of 2020 president Erin Dwyer gets an elbow bump from Sequim High School principal Shawn Langston at Friday’s SHS commencement ceremony after receiving her… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System’s effort in 2018 to convince voters of the need to expand its Sequim Library came up short. Now,… Continue reading
Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County is hosting a seven-week class designed for young adults to learn the skills necessary for a… Continue reading
Follows earlier decision by Jefferson County Fair officials
Looking for a safe way to get books into the hands of locals, particularly children, the United Way of Clallam County’s Literacy… Continue reading
As Sen. Patty Murray sees it, a nation stymied by the COVID-19 pandemic shouldn’t have to choose between improving public health and re-opening the economy.… Continue reading
Donations through Monday; requests due Tuesday
Reductions may not be necessary
A fatal shooting this week in a house near Sequim apparently was prompted by differing expectations for a relationship, authorities said Friday after… Continue reading
A worldwide pandemic has interrupted Washington state’s longest-running community festival, but that didn’t stop its Grand Marshal from a bit of tongue-in-cheek pageantry… Continue reading
National park areas to stay closed this week
Federal lawmakers have been busy in recent days and weeks with a spate of bills aimed at carrying individuals and businesses through what U.S. Representative… Continue reading
Sequim Superintendent Rob Clark anticipates having to cut about $2 million from the school district’s approximately $41.6 million budget for the 2020-21 academic… Continue reading
A Christmas present and an encounter with a social media post led two Sequim residents to help front-line nurses and at-risk locals alike… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society is once again open to adopting its furry clientele — but by appointment only. The humane society… Continue reading
Port Angeles Fine Arts Center launches first virtual exhibit
