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‘Angry mom’ hopes to take crusade for healthier school food to Olympia
Just before school started, Beth Loveridge began her revolution. As the mother of two teenagers who attend Port…
October 25, 2007
News
Habitat for Humanity director says affordable housing impossible in Sequim
SEQUIM – We want to come, but you’ve shut us out: So Royce Rotmark said to Sequim Monday…
October 24, 2007
News
Sequim police step up traffic enforcement
SEQUIM – The traffic in this town is “unacceptable,” crashes are up 187 percent since 2003, and arrests…
October 24, 2007
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Environmental expert addresses Peninsula interest groups
BLYN – Healing our woods and waters will guarantee better quality of life for us all: That’s obvious.…
October 22, 2007
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‘I’m still a kid yet’: Last of the full-blooded Jamestown S’Klallam, 80, remains a ‘local hero’
SEQUIM – Lyle Prince, 80, is the last full-blooded Jamestown S’Klallam tribal member. He’s the great-grandson of Jamestown…
October 21, 2007
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Sequim City Council candidate conduct vigorous debate over growth, other issues
SEQUIM – What a difference several thousand new houses make. In a vigorous debate, eight Sequim City Council…
October 19, 2007
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Growing free clinic seeks volunteer practitioners
SEQUIM – A relatively palatial new location awaits Sequim’s free clinic next year – but director Jamie Goodwin…
October 16, 2007
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Sequim community garden growing roots
SEQUIM – She refused to let the roots die, and now, after nearly two years, they’re resuscitated. The…
October 15, 2007
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Sequim eatery, inn project on track
SEQUIM – An $8.5 million Holiday Inn Express and $2 million Black Bear Diner could, by this time…
October 15, 2007
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Sequim school candidates debate calculators, Cheez Whiz
SEQUIM – Cheez Whiz and a law against calculators in classrooms were just two points of contention earlier…
October 13, 2007
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Sequim looks to its future with more parkland, facilities
SEQUIM – This is already a good week for parkland lovers and pedestrians. The Sequim City Council gave…
October 10, 2007
News
How you keep ’em down on the farm
Much was missing from Saturday’s farm-day festivities. No YouTube, no Nintendo, no pasteurization, no worries. The 11th annual…
October 7, 2007
News
Some school districts short of bus drivers; at least one route suspended
Both Sequim and Port Angeles public school districts need bus drivers — right now. But districts at the…
October 6, 2007
News
Solar tours to show value of sun in rainy places
Let’s bring one big misunderstanding out into the bright light of day. Places like Forks and Port Townsend…
October 4, 2007
News
State gives Battelle and college no money, but a nice consolation prize
SEQUIM – They didn’t get the $1 million grant they asked for, but officials at Peninsula College and…
October 3, 2007
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Bringing up babies that are meant for a mission
Unlike other children, this youngster comes with a manual on how to raise him. Hank, a four-month-old yellow…
October 2, 2007
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Popular Sequim pumpkin attraction might close for good after Halloween
SEQUIM – Wanted: a spry young farmer who likes children. Such a person just might be able to…
October 2, 2007
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Write-in candidate files for uncontested Sequim City Council race
SEQUIM – Ken Hays now has an opponent for Sequim City Council Position 7. She’s Marge Williams, and…
September 30, 2007
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Sequim Food Bank boosted for autumn rush
SEQUIM – Just in time for Thanksgiving basket assembly, the Sequim Food Bank’s been given a lift. This…
September 27, 2007
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Sequim finds higher prices for new parks, trails
SEQUIM – This city is moving toward pedestrian- and bicycle-friendliness, with some unexpected costs. The Sequim City Council…
September 26, 2007
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