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Art school friends, neighbors take time to find they’re life partners
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is another in an intermittent series of love stories, spotlighting both newlyweds and couples celebrating…
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Sequim schools to put levy before voters in February
SEQUIM — It took months of agonizing, but a school levy amount and tax rate for voters to…
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Cougar kills sheep at farm outside Sequim
SEQUIM — Seven lambs killed last week on Maxine Secor’s farm just outside Sequim fell prey to a…
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Retired Sequim police dog, Titus, remembered after death for successes
SEQUIM — Titus, a dog rescued from the King County animal shelter who went on to an illustrious…
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Sequim OKs research park for Battelle lab
SEQUIM – After more than two years, the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has received what it needed from…
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Sequim budget outlook brightens
SEQUIM — The outlook is not nearly as dreary as it was a few months ago. That was…
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Bataan Death March survivor: ‘You just had to have the will to live,’ Sequim man says
SEQUIM — Bill Scott didn’t know what to make of his Uncle Wally. The guy would tell dirty…
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4 Sequim men charged in thefts; among accusations is that fake crime used as decoy while business was targeted
SEQUIM — Four Sequim men were charged Monday in connection with a pair of October late-night crimes outside…
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Sequim men are nation’s top ShelterBox fundraisers
SEQUIM — If you see a green 10-person tent in the middle of a community festival or corporate…
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With loss in election, ‘burden lifted,’ longtime Sequim council member says
SEQUIM — A longtime City Council member and former mayor is about to start a new chapter in…
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Wolf management plan draws big crowd (corrected version)
SEQUIM — The frustrated and the fervent from Port Angeles, Port Townsend, Sequim, Forks and Chimacum drove here…
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Victoria, Port Angeles business groups share ideas
PORT ANGELES – Abundant chocolate, free coffee, cleanliness, “meter fairies.” Ken Kelly, possibly downtown Victoria’s most enthused champion,…
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Sequim re-elects School Board incumbent O’Neil
SEQUIM — Incumbent Virginia O’Neil was re-elected to Sequim School Board in Tuesday’s general election. O’Neil had 4,112…
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Miller, Hall lead in Sequim City Council races; Schubert ousted
SEQUIM — Challenger Ted Miller, a retired CIA analyst and attorney, has unseated longtime Sequim City Council member…
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Volunteers help victims of abuse to fill their new homes
SEQUIM — For Marty Hoffman, moving day is a good day — a day to help a family…
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Star librarian touts pleasure of reading
CHIMACUM – Nancy Pearl is a spark plug bursting with joy, so it comes as a surprise when…
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Sequim Food Bank executive director resigns after 15 years
SEQUIM — A letter on the Sequim Food Bank door Saturday morning gave volunteer Stephen Rosales the news:…
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Sequim eatery closes after only 6 months
SEQUIM — This week, what appeared to be a thriving restaurant was shut down by the bank that…
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Sequim vigil honors lives of domestic violence victims
SEQUIM — At the intersection of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street on Thursday afternoon, two women called for…
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Conservation district holds 50th birthday party
SEQUIM — Farmers and salmon are hanging on in the valley fed by the Dungeness River, thanks in…