Breakfast special (with a free Peninsula Daily News) continues at ‘The Bear’ in Sequim

Breakfast special (with a free Peninsula Daily News) continues at 'The Bear' in Sequim

WEEKDAY BREAKFAST CUSTOMERS at the Black Bear Diner in Sequim are getting something FREE with their entrée.

Can you guess what that is?

Read more about the $6.99 “Good News Breakfast Special” (runs until 11 a.m. Monday-Friday) at https://www.facebook.com/BlackBearDinerSequim?ref=br_tf

And MORE . . .

“Does Your Newspaper Mean More Than You Think?”

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