Bob Lynette won the Karen M. Fant Founders Award, given annually to a local volunteer activist distinguished by their efforts to protect wild places.
‘Trail of the Snake’ goes from online-only to print collection.
The Littlejohns have contributed $100,000, which will go toward a cancer center expansion.
Chorus members will don aprons to serve pie and beverages, then perform.
The Y’s “soft opening” is this Monday, with a grand opening set for Oct. 30.
The Carlsborg sewer project is entering its next phase, and is still set for April completion.
The club looks to re-create the Peninsula’s railway.
Tellers and audiences will gather for stories at Peninsula College’s Little Theater in Port Angeles.
The show is an opportunity for the group’s members to display their work.
Several positions are shifting duties through budget planning.
The owners of the Bell Creek Village property are selling 77-plus acres by U.S. Highway 101.
The proposed updates, to be presented this Thursday and Oct. 19, focus on goals, policies, development standards and infrastructure planning.
Fancy hats are a hallmark of the annual event.
The event celebrates breast cancer survivors and commemorates those who lost the battle.
Modern American classics will be featured in the Sequim performance.
All participants will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a one-year family YMCA membership, gift certificates for swimming lessons and other Y classes, a new bike and more prizes.
The county is piloting the plan to help safeguard public health and restore and protect shellfish growing areas.
ADA-compliant ramps going in on portions of Fir Street.
Activities are planned through Sunday.
The two-day event will also collect goods for a food bank.
