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
Paraeductor, teacher positions may be eliminated
Runner signs with Olympic College
Public fuels Sequim business’ GoFundMe drive past $10K
While dozens of projects throughout the region have been postponed, a collaborative push to conserve more than
100 acres of farmland in Sequim… Continue reading
CD release party set for Friday
22nd annual event was set for March 21-22
22nd-annual event was set for March 21-22
Free community concert set for Sunday in Port Angeles
A community volunteer lauded for her work with Washington state’s longest running festival and other organizations, Deon Kapetan is the Sequim-Dungeness Chamber of… Continue reading
with a musical “adventure” to go with it. Adventures in Music began 26 years ago as a collaboration between… Continue reading
A trio of local volunteers with a multitude of community projects, interests and endeavors are up for Sequim’s top civic honor this month.… Continue reading
Port Angeles resident had complications from stroke
The Sequim City Council is seeking input on their current goals in preparation for an upcoming Council Advance where they will discuss new… Continue reading
Former Seattle administrator steps in as interim
Both healthy; measure only a precaution against Covid-19
