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Sequim council votes to continue business grants

New city manager absent from meeting

As constructions progresses on the installation of a roundabout at the intersection of Woodcock Road and Sequim-Dungeness Way, traffic is anticipated to alternate from one side to the other through mid-April with minimal delays, Clallam County roads staff said. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Construction begins on first roundabout in Clallam county

Traffic measure at Woodcock Road, Sequim-Dungeness Way

On the job now as city manager for the City of Sequim, Matt Huish said he is interested in getting to know people he’ll be interacting with in the coming weeks and months. (Michael Dashiell/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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New Sequim city manager to attend first council meeting

Huish: Making connections within community a priority

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Quality Inn owner files bankruptcy again to keep second hotel

Court proceedings halt another trustee’s sale by bank

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Downtown traffic lights on hold

City considers potential budget constraints

Sequim City Council candidates with top votes as of Wednesday afternoon include, from left, Rachel Anderson, Vicki Lowe, Kathy Downer, Brandon Janisse and Lowell Rathbun. They gathered for about an hour after initial election results were announced Tuesday. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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A new majority coming on Sequim City Council

Downer, Rathbun, Janisse, Anderson, Lowe take top votes

One of the most memorable moments for float designer Guy Horton was at the 2020 float reveal for the Sequim Irrigation Festival royalty. With COVID-19 leading to many events to be canceled, the festival’s board opted to hold a virtual Kickoff Dinner and float reveal, and Horton drove the royalty around the 7 Cedars Casino’s parking lot twice. “They were squealing and laughing and giggling,” Horton said. “It was one of the most memorable moments in all the years doing this.” (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Irrigation Fest float designer retires

Horton steps down after 14 years, new designer sought

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Sequim council to halt 2022 utility rate increases

SEQUIM — Utility rates in the City of Sequim will not increase next year.

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Port Angeles, Sequim school districts warn of social media challenges

Vandalism, other acts encouraged on apps

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Agnew’s free pantry expands, supporters honored

Storage building named after Florence and Michael Bucierka

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Traffic lights, Washington Street rehab among 2022 Sequim projects

Pandemic may bring second year of no utility increases

Rachel Anderson.

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Sequim council hopefuls discuss city issues

Virtual forum features seven of 10 candidates

Construction tentatively will start in late October on a roundabout at the intersection of Sequim-Dungeness Way and Woodcock Road and will last about five months, according to Clallam County staff. (File photo by Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Unicorporated Clallam County to get first roundabout

Woodcock Road project planned for winter construction

Matt Huish.

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Contract finalized for Sequim city manager

Interim city manager Deschenes to return as assistant city manager

Anji Scalf

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Sequim chamber director resigns after three years

Board lists position online, anticipates no service disruption

JoVonne Lingvall stands by a new pedestrian crosswalk at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church where she and her sister were struck by a vehicle last November. Lingvall survived, but her sister Lorraine (Reandeau) Anderson died four days later. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Solar-powered lights now illuminate crosswalk

Effort follows collision that killed church attendee

Every few months, Cathie Osborne will meet with her doctor at Swedish Medical Center via Zoom and, with a magnet and cell phone, her treatment for essential tremor can be adjusted remotely by medical staff in Seattle without making an all-day trip. “Knowing we don’t have to make those trips is such a relief,” she said. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)=

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New option helps tame tremors with adjustments

Sequim woman is first in state to receive treatment

If a plan to control the deer population in Sunland is approved by Sunland Owners Association’s board of directors, deer would be reduced to 22 allowed to live in the area with state officials trapping and euthanizing the deer before donating the meat to local food banks. Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group

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Sunland board considers deer culling

Draft plan could be first in state, serve as case study

Keith Larkin.

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Sequim council opposes health restrictions 4-3

Constitutional rights cited

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Sequim council chooses Utah administrator to lead city

Contract negotiations begin today