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Sequim leaders ponder how to encourage affordable housing in land-use rules
SEQUIM — City leaders grappled this week with how to allocate land for future development and how to…
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Sequim: Students take three prizes at National History Day competition
SEQUIM — Three of seven Sequim students who went to the National History Day Competition in Washington, D.C.,…
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Tribe members busy planting trees, shrubs to reclaim area waterways
SEQUIM — About 19,000 trees and shrubs have been planted in the Sequim area as part of two…
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Friends, family recall crash victim as exuberant, fun to be around
SEQUIM — Mike Haley, the 19-year-old Sequim resident who died in a pickup truck crash Monday, was an…
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Young lambs shot execution-style
SEQUIM — A strange sheep execution that took place last week in the Happy Valley area has neighbors…
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Sequim council favors concrete over asphalt for sidewalk paving
SEQUIM — If a sidewalk in a new development will become the city’s eventual responsibility, it should be…
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Planning Commission backs Jennie’s Meadow 202-lot subdivision in Sequim
SEQUIM — After a 2½-hour discussion Tuesday night, the Sequim Planning Commission unanimously endorsed a large subdivision on…
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Sequim board members eye property for new school bus barn
SEQUIM — School district property behind the Boys & Girls Club building on Fir Street is probably the…
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Sequim School Board member Schmidt quits
SEQUIM — School Board member Suzi Schmidt resigned Monday night in a letter read during a board meeting,…
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Affordable housing options disappear in Sequim
SEQUIM — In discussions about Sequim real estate, the phrase constantly bandied about is that there are 1,000…
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Proposed development north of Wal-Mart stirs worry
SEQUIM — A large development proposed on Priest Road just north of Wal-Mart is raising red flags with…
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Bullets, houses don’t mix
SEQUIM — A “no shooting” zone has been established in state trust land next to Johnson Creek Road…
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Young buckaroo: Dickson heading to National High School Rodeo Finals
SEQUIM — Nick “Bucky” Dickson’s rodeo career began, suitably enough, with a dare. He was 5 or 6…
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Asphalt sidewalks vs. concrete; as tough a decision as paper or plastic
SEQUIM — Anyone attending City Council meetings recently knows one thing for sure — Councilman Don Hall really…
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Olympic Theatre Arts trustees counter critics of executive director’s ouster
SEQUIM — Olympic Theatre Arts trustees on Thursday countered criticism of the board’s decision to find a new…
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Olympic Theatre Arts group faces internal dispute over ouster of executive director
SEQUIM — Olympic Theatre Arts will not renew the contract of executive director Cj Augustine, setting the stage…
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Sequim sales tax revenues maintain steady rise
SEQUIM — A surge in Sequim’s sales tax revenue that started last summer — months before the openings…
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Cat who escaped Sequim apartment fire still missing
SEQUIM — Priscilla, the longhair cat which escaped from a burning apartment complex in Sequim, is still missing,…
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Students engineer undersea rover, donated to federal lab for 10th the cost
SEQUIM — Five Port Townsend students overcame many hurdles in building an underwater research craft donated to the…
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Many older buildings aren’t required to update for fire safety
SEQUIM — An apartment complex destroyed by fire last week hadn’t been upgraded to current fire codes over…