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`I just remember closing my eyes”
SEQUIM — Adrien Gault’s holiday season is busier than usual. Other teenagers he’s never met keep walking up…
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Lighthouse Web cam to offer a peek at serenity
DUNGENESS — “Welcome to serenity,” reads the sign near the Dungeness Lighthouse, a 5-mile beach trek away from…
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Lighthouse Web cam to offer a peek at serenity
DUNGENESS – “Welcome to serenity,” reads the sign near the Dungeness Lighthouse, a 5-mile beach trek away from…
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$10,000, better late than never
SEQUIM — The check’s in the mail, Charles Morgan promised Tuesday. More precisely, it’s on the Federal Express…
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Affordable housing project winds way through Sequim approval process
SEQUIM – After much lamenting among city leaders about a lack of affordable rentals here, a large lower-rent…
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Affordable housing project winds way through Sequim approval process
SEQUIM — After much lamenting among city leaders about a lack of affordable rentals here, a large lower-rent…
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Sequim’s next big crop: sugar-free fruit treats
SEQUIM — Karen Junell started baking sugar-free apple pies for her diabetic husband, John, about 10 years ago.…
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Pearl Harbor survivors share memories, gratitude for life
SEQUIM — Syd Carr remembers seeing a Japanese submarine surface in Pearl Harbor around 6:30 a.m. one day…
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Sequim annexes nearly 200 acres, OKs `urban village”
SEQUIM — Swaths of land plus plans for an “urban village” appeared on the city’s horizon Monday night.…
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Bucks and barks for dog park
SEQUIM — Picture the cure for cold-weather blues: a love-fest, a dog day, a frolic in the sun.…
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Memberships question holds up golf course sale
DUNGENESS — The Jamestown S’Klallam tribe soon will close its deal to purchase the Dungeness Golf Course, said…
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Sequim marketers hope to put sunshine on Seattle TV
SEQUIM — It could be a solar-powered generator of money for the city. A magnet for soggy Seattleites.…
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Animal shelter seeks increase of funds from Sequim
SEQUIM — Dr. John Miles believes $2.39 per person is not so steep. That’s how much Miles, president…
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Sequim: Clallam Co-op celebrates seven decades in Sequim
SEQUIM — The Clallam Co-op could have been a dinosaur, but those in charge did their homework and…
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Sequim: Wisteria Cottage assisted living to close; 37 residents must move
SEQUIM — Wisteria Cottage Assisted Living has been sold and will close at the end of the year,…
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Sequim: Council green-lights City Hall funding study
SEQUIM — A two- or three-story City Hall could take shape here next year and have its grand…
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‘An act of a broken heart’
FORKS — Kasey Scarlett remembered the phone call last Sunday that told her about the death of her…
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As Sequim grows, so grows spending
SEQUIM — Teenagers, homeless animals, a $6 million City Hall and an upgraded wastewater treatment plant: Those are…
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Peninsula rivers recede as quickly as they rose
Rivers across the North Olympic Peninsula that rose quickly on Monday had fallen just as rapidly by midday…
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Sequim to examine ‘urban village’ without civic center
SEQUIM — It sounds like a city within a town: an “urban village” with 548 housing units, a…