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Forks City Council chooses new arts center design
FORKS –– A year after a fire destroyed the Rainforest Arts Center, the City Council has selected a…
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WEEKEND: Marimba music highlights Five Acre School fundraiser
DUNGENESS –– Warm wooden tones fill the air around the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge every morning as students…
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Forks City Council chooses new arts center design
FORKS –– A year after a fire destroyed the Rainforest Arts Center, the City Council has selected a…
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Forks council chooses new arts center design
FORKS –– A year after a fire destroyed the Rainforest Arts Center, the City Council has selected a…
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SEQUIM! You’re 100 years old today!
SEQUIM –– While growing from a sleepy farm town of some 300 people to a booming city of…
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Diverse push for salal permits on Peninsula
FORKS –– U.S. Forest Service employees reported mixed demand Wednesday, one of four days when permits are issued…
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Going, going, gone: Workshop tonight to focus on homes on eroding bluffs
SEQUIM –– Michael Gentry went to sleep March 11, 2011, after spending the night watching footage of the…
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Sequim schools’ future eyed tonight at facilities meeting
SEQUIM –– A special committee charged with reviewing the future needs of the Sequim School District’s facilities will…
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Sequim cuisine stumbles with two eateries shuttering
SEQUIM –– Sequim’s restaurant scene has suffered a pair of hits as two West Washington Street eateries closed…
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Sequim cuisine stumbles with two eateries shuttering
SEQUIM –– Sequim’s restaurant scene has suffered a pair of hits as two West Washington Street eateries closed…
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Port of Port Angeles candidates weigh industry vs. tourism at Forks forum
FORKS –– Candidates for the open seat on the Port of Port Angeles commission sparred in a Forks…
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Nonprofit radio KSQM extends its reach with signal boost today
SEQUIM –– Starting today, the radio signal for KSQM 91.5 FM will beam its sounds over a much…
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Alumni take in remodel of former Sequim High School
SEQUIM –– Old school mates Terri Lillquist and Loxie Gradillas remembered cooking in home economics class 50 years…
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Model train show chugs along today at Sequim grange
SEQUIM –– Miniature trains carried pumpkins, hobos and coal on tracks around the Sequim Prairie Grange Hall as…
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Petition drive shows some dislike of design for new Forks arts center
FORKS –– A petition signed by 244 people who think the proposed design for a new Rainforest Arts…
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THE SHUTDOWN: DAY 16 — Two top Peninsula lawmen unsuccessful in trying to dismiss Olympic National Park’s $125 ‘closure’ tickets
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Two top North Olympic Peninsula law enforcement officials unsuccessfully lobbied federal authorities Tuesday to…
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Sequim council OKs partnership with school district for officer
SEQUIM –– The city’s four schools are expected to have a full-time police presence in the 2014-15 school…
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Volunteers pitch in to aid in final winemaking crush
SEQUIM –– Wind Rose Cellars has finished its 10th and final crush of the 2013 winemaking season, finishing…
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Kalaloch Lodge reopens despite Olympic National Park shutdown
FORKS — Closed since it was ordered to evacuate guests because of the federal government’s shutdown Oct. 3,…
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THE SHUTDOWN, DAY 15 — Olympic National Park-goers handed $125 tickets for ‘violation of closure’
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK –– Kelly Sanders decided to take her crew of six international students, including two visiting…