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More Peninsula residents’ recollections of man’s first step on the moon on July 20, 1969

In the wilderness “My wife at the time and I were living in a squatter’s cabin on a…

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Peninsula connections to man’s first lunar landing more than memories

EDITOR’S NOTE: Today, on the 40th anniversary of the moon landing, the Peninsula Daily News presents the second…

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Vive le Sequim: Lavender Festival visitors enjoy the aroma and happiness — final day today

SEQUIM — It feels like the south of France, except she was greeted with cheers in American English,…

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Tribute: Peninsula bandleader Casad loved for his jazz sounds

SEQUIM — Peggy asked Pat to dance and stepped into a love story. It was 1991, and Peggy…

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Sequim’s ex-city manager to begin new job

SEQUIM ­– Bill Elliott, the Sequim city manager who received a $152,318.52 severance package after he was fired…

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Sequim to bloom with Lavender Fest (with printable map)

SEQUIM ­ — This could be the year when locals from Port Townsend and Forks, Port Angeles and…

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The buy-products of purple: Board game, wine result from Lavender Festival

SEQUIM — The conventional wisdom: Men do not go wild over the Lavender Festival. “That is a correct…

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Jazzmen, women to join the lavender

SEQUIM ­– It’s nectar for body and mind, after a long day amid the lavender fields and fair.…

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Pig-headed celebrities: Performing swine troupe to visit Sequim on Thursday

SEQUIM — If you think this town is getting a little quiet about now, get this: Four professionally…

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Sequim council agonizes over possibility of City Hall staff cuts

SEQUIM — For nearly four hours, seven City Council members looked into the future of Sequim, Clallam County…

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Dream weavers: Artists prepare for studio tour

11Cynthia Thomas, the sculptor of this two-visaged beast, hopes you’ll come to her lair and decide for yourself.…

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Woman reaches out across the globe

SEQUIM ­ — Staci Torres hopes to pour castoff goods into a well in Africa. A six-year resident…

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Librarian turns new page in Sequim

SEQUIM — In front of a crowd on First Street, Lauren Dahlgren turned, spun and outmaneuvered stereotypes about…

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Funding in works for Battelle tidal power research

SEQUIM — The North Olympic Peninsula took a step closer Thursday to status as a global center for…

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Falling in love with North Olympic Peninsula’s waterfalls

Tip your head back, and let all of your senses be filled. “There’s a primeval feeling,” beneath an…

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Getting stills of waterfalls: Peninsula waterfall photo contest planned

Camera-toting waterfall fans will soon have a chance to take part in a contest. The Olympic Peninsula Visitor…

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Fire blamed on kids playing with matches

SEQUIM — Youngsters playing with matches started a grass fire off Fifth Avenue north of Fir Street on…

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New hotel to be conference center

SEQUIM — To this town’s palette as a retirement mecca-lavender capital-elk-stomping ground, Bret Wirta wants to add convention…

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Pointy patriotic pastry posted at post office in Sequim

SEQUIM — The gingerbread foreman and forewoman are again gracing the Sequim Post Office with a sweet replica.…

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Sequim-area fires remain under investigation

SEQUIM — The causes of two Sequim-area fires, one at a mobile home on Old Olympic Highway on…