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State says Sequim elk herd numbers being thinned due to causing local crop damage
SEQUIM — Sequim’s Roosevelt Elk herd is once again being thinned because its numbers are too high and…
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Graffiti wall depicting gun image at Sequim skate park angers residents
SEQUIM — Recent graffiti at the Sequim Skate Park is leading the city of Sequim to enact a…
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Anderson, Hughes named Firefighters of the Year
SEQUIM — Sequim natives. Wives. Mothers. And now Firefighters of the Year.
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Diamond Point residents seek upgraded helipad for emergencies
SEQUIM — Diamond Point residents aim to rally the community and local Boy Scouts to help improve Diamond…
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Golf cart catches fire at Sequim golf course
SEQUIM — A small electrical fire scorched three golf carts at the Cedars at Dungeness.
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Fire district 3 considering levy lid lift
SEQUIM — Clallam County Fire District 3 is experiencing continued higher call loads at a time when fire…
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Sequim considers asking voters to renew 10-year Transportation Benefit District tax
SEQUIM — The Sequim City Council soon will consider putting the Transportation Benefit District tax before voters again…
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Sequim senior play ‘Be True to your School’ parodies 1960s high school life
SEQUIM — What do poodle skirts, the Beach Boys, greasers and malt shops all have in common?
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More than 16,000 homes lose power in Sequim area Saturday
SEQUIM — If your lights went off last Saturday in the Sequim area, you’re not alone.
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Fir Street construction pushed to early 2019, Lavender Festival still moving to Carrie Blake Park this summer
SEQUIM — The 18-month reconstruction of Fir Street by Sequim schools has been put on hold through 2019.
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Puppy Pilots program seeks help raising dogs for the blind
SEQUIM — Whether at the theater, on the streets, or in the grocery store, it’s likely you’ve crossed…
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Sequim Council votes against neighborhood commercial development
SEQUIM — After nearly a month of consideration, the Sequim City Council has opted to leave a residential…
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Sequim seeing rise in swan population
SEQUIM — This winter, locals can look to Sequim’s skies and waters for booming trumpeter swan populations.
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Sequim lavender street fair to be moved this summer
SEQUIM — Fir Street construction, planned to begin in July, will prompt the move of the Sequim Lavender…
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Chicken coop lost to blaze west of Sequim
SEQUIM — Twenty-foot flames led firefighters to a blaze in a chicken coop west of Sequim.
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Sequim City Council selects States for vacant seat
SEQUIM — Sequim City Council members unanimously voted to fill a vacant seat with a business development manager…
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Construction to make Fir Street one-way
SEQUIM — More details are falling into place for the long-planned reconstruction of a portion of Fir Street…
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Disaster training by Fire District 3 reaches 300 people; classes continue
Many on the North Olympic Peninsula are following the Boy Scouts’ motto to be prepared — whether for…
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Olympic National Park’s mules run free in Sequim
SEQUIM — Locals are calling last Friday night “The Great Mule Roundup of 2017.”
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Dungeness vacation home lost to fire on 3 Crabs Road
SEQUIM — The cause of a house fire on 3 Crabs Road late Monday night remained under investigation…