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Sequim: Children’s activities help launch 2004 Irrigation Festival this weekend
SEQUIM — Feel like strutting your stuff in a clever costume and parading around the track at Sequim…
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Peninsula: Low rainfall early this season worries firefighters; burn bans could come sooner this year
Despite legendary humor over traditionally drenching weather conditions in Forks, firefighting agencies are not laughing at the lack…
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Sequim: 109th Irrigation Festival to add some new features this year
SEQUIM — The Irrigation Festival is said to be the state’s oldest consecutively running event of its kind,…
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Sequim: Ballots mailed out today for school levy election
SEQUIM — Auditors in Clallam and Jefferson counties will mail out about 18,000 ballots today to Sequim School…
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Sequim: School district hands out pink slips as part of cutbacks; jobs can be saved if levy passes next month
SEQUIM — Having spent 21 years in the U.S. Army, Sgt. Mike Lippert wasn’t about to spend his…
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Sequim: City abruptly cancels planned public hearing on Bell Farm Center shopping complex over environmental appeal
SEQUIM — A City Council public hearing and comment session on a major retail shopping center was canceled…
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Sequim: Another shopping center marathon hearing expected Monday night
SEQUIM — Members of the City Council will hear from the public Monday night on a proposed shopping…
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Sequim: Clallam Democrats jam convention center, favor Kerry
SEQUIM — Packed like sardines yet eager to participate in a civic tradition, nearly 500 Democrats assembled Saturday…
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Clallam: County Democrats hold convention Saturday in Sequim
SEQUIM — Continuing a civic tradition begun long ago, representatives of the Clallam County Democratic Party will gather…
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Sequim: Council looks far into the future with sketch envisioning new City Hall
SEQUIM — It could be years down the road, but a new City Hall looks good on paper.…
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Sequim: City willing to consider extending its sewers west to Carlsborg
SEQUIM — Extending city sewer lines to Carlsborg would not only benefit residents and businesses there, it would…
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Sequim: Lawsuit against city targets disputed West Sequim Bay Road property
SEQUIM — The city is facing a land-use lawsuit over residential properties on West Sequim Bay Road included…
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Sequim: Concerned professionals pitch in to help get school levy passed next month
SEQUIM — As a radiation oncologist, Heath Foxlee spends an inordinate number of hours and an impressive level…
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Sequim: School-cut fallout extends beyond district
SEQUIM — Like many in this small city, Suzanne Little closely follows the unfolding drama surrounding the school…
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Sequim: Elementary schools feel pinch of budget cuts, too
SEQUIM — It’s only a mushroom, but the figure displayed at the front of Yvonne Pepin-Wakefield’s art classroom…
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Sequim: Schools group lays out campaign plans for passing levy next month
SEQUIM — Ready to do battle, the non-profit community group charged with getting voters to finally approve a…
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Sequim: Fired choir director surrenders teaching certificate
SEQUIM — A teacher who lost his job last month for what school administrators called inappropriate behavior with…
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Sequim: School Board’s deep cuts eliminates most extracurricular activities
SEQUIM — The School Board has made $1.49 million in sweeping cuts to the 2004-05 budget that all…
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Blyn: Casino finally draws a lucky seven – — – final two totem poles raised outside 7 Cedars
BLYN — A decade after its opening, 7 Cedars Casino can finally lay claim to — well, seven…
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Sequim: School Board making tough decisions on budget cuts for next year
SEQUIM — More than two hours into a meeting Monday night in which $1.2 million in budget cuts…