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LETTER: A modest proposal for Sequim’s letter ‘e’
Here is an idea which can be either fun to think about, or perhaps even dabble with, providing…
April 8, 2018
News
EYE ON CLALLAM: Clallam board to discuss salaries
Clallam County commissioners will discuss a resolution establishing salaries and benefits for elected officials Monday.
April 7, 2018
Entertainment
Science books focus of Saturday discussion in Forks
FORKS — The public is invited to the Forks Library’s Science Saturday Book Discussion Group.
April 6, 2018
Entertainment
Trails garnished with poetry
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A fifth season of Poetry Walks is offering poems along four trails in Olympic…
April 6, 2018
Politics
Kilmer talks with students: 6th District representative discusses congressional inaction
PORT ANGELES — Many who attended U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer’s town hall meeting at Peninsula College expressed frustration…
April 6, 2018
News
Continuing Robby’s legacy: Streett family remember Robby at showing of ‘Ready Player One’
SEQUIM — Twenty-six times over, it’s safe to say “Ready Player One” was Robby Streett’s favorite book.
April 6, 2018
News
Colorado man sentenced for fatal crash
MANCOS, Colo. — A Mancos, Colo., man has been sentenced to two years in prison for a high-speed…
April 6, 2018
Crime
Sedro-Woolley man found guilty of Beaver home arson, other charges
PORT ANGELES — An interview with authorities, voicemail messages and traces of DNA linking Marshall Jay Lewis to…
April 6, 2018
Crime
Colorado man charged in Washington Net Nanny sting
LONGMONT, Colo. — A 62-year-old Colorado man has been charged with child sex crimes through a Washington state…
April 6, 2018
News
Kent man charged in fatality in which woman stopped to help stranded motorist
KENT — A 33-year-old Kent man has been charged with felony hit and run in the fatality of…
April 6, 2018
Crime
Darrow plans insanity defense
PORT ANGELES — Alleged murderer Shay Clinton Darrow waived his right to a speedy arraignment Thursday to allow…
April 6, 2018
Crime
Bonner attorney to give hospital a report to speed evaluation
PORT ANGELES — A defense expert will establish a “good faith” insanity defense for alleged murderer Benjamin George…
April 6, 2018
News
Police step up distracted driving patrols
The Clallam and Jefferson County Target Zero Task Force is participating in a statewide effort to crackdown on…
April 6, 2018
News
Olympic National Forest plans to reopen campgrounds for season
OLYMPIA — The Olympic National Forest plans to reopen campgrounds for the summer season this month and next.
April 6, 2018
Entertainment
‘Working Backwards’ exhibit to open Tuesday at Peninsula College
PORT ANGELES — Self-taught artist Stephen O’Donnell’s “Working Backwards” solo exhibition will be on display in the PUB…
April 6, 2018
Entertainment
Toastmasters to launch Second Tuesday Speakers series in Sequim
SEQUIM — The Skwim Toastmasters Club, whose members have earned eight educational awards this year, will launch a…
April 6, 2018
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Van De Wege, Tharinger defend the indefensible
Olympic Peninsula lawmakers are still trying to defend the indefensible SB 6617, the public records bill passed earlier…
April 6, 2018
Life
ISSUES OF FAITH: Use prayer to find strength to act
“THE HOLY ONE says to Israel: I bade you pray in the synagogue of your city, but if…
April 6, 2018
Life
Candidate forum, ‘Catnip and Sip,’ barn dance among activities on Peninsula
A candidate forum, a “Catnip and Sip” event and a free barn dance in Nordland are among the…
April 6, 2018
Entertainment
African drums, contest winners and exhibit slated for Sequim Art Walk
SEQUIM — Olympic Theatre Arts will welcome “Zorina Wolf and Friends” to introduce the public to the joy…
April 6, 2018
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