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Sunshine Festival’s beach party tickets on sale now
SEQUIM — Tickets are now on sale for the Beach Party dinner and dance set for 7 p.m.…
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Coffee with Mayor Armacost set in Sequim
SEQUIM — Mayor William Armacost will host Coffee with the Mayor at 8 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 27.
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Port Ludlow Drainage District uses speaker phone
Open Public Meetings Act concern prompts possible policy change
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Sequim couple impose self-quarantine after Asia trip
Both healthy; measure only a precaution against Covid-19
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Finishing touches
Liam Crist-Dwyer, boat shop assistant at the NW Maritime Center, works on sanding down a boat cleat to…
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At play over the field
Aria Turrey, 13, paddles a kayak with Anthony Turry, 6, on flooded athletic fields Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020,…
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Groups sue state over Cooke steelhead farms
MOUNT VERNON — Four nonprofits filed a joint lawsuit Tuesday against the state Department of Fish & Wildlife…
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Wild Olympics passes House, heads to Senate
HR 2642 approved as part of Protecting America’s Wilderness Act
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Kilmer to conduct town hall meeting in Port Angeles
Saturday event will take place at Elwha Klallam Heritage Center
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SmileMobile dental clinic bus coming to Port Townsend area
PORT TOWNSEND — The Arcora Foundation is bringing its SmileMobile to Port Townsend from
Feb. 18-21.
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Bill would ban styrofoam food containers in Washington state
OLYMPIA — A bill banning the use of Styrofoam food-service products has been introduced in the state Legislature.
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Voters approve Port Angeles School District levy
Stevens Middle School groundbreaking expected in 2023
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Programs, facilities upgrades funded in Crescent School District
JOYCE — Passage of two Crescent School District levies in Tuesday’s special election means that programs that lack…
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Cape Flattery schools levy reaps huge support
CLALLAM BAY — Cape Flattery School District voters overwhelmingly approved a four-year levy to provide services that go…
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