Monthly luncheon meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 11:15 a.m. in the… Continue reading
Four-hour delays are expected to resume for three days this week beginning Monday on U.S. Highway 101 around Lake Crescent. The… Continue reading
I’M HOPING TO get your attention: I get a lot of emails from a lot of people who have figured out that they’re aging. Well,… Continue reading
BOY DO I remember well slogging through knee-deep mud during my first winter years of horse ownership 20-plus years ago when I moved with family… Continue reading
More than 10,000 ballots received on Election Day
Five positions open; applications due Dec. 3
The DAISY Foundation has recognized Karen Reeder, a registered nurse at Olympic Medical Center’s medication-assisted treatment program, with its DAISY award. The award recognizes extraordinary,… Continue reading
Kuznek-Reese honored for her service, dedication to art
Although I find it difficult to believe it’s already November (where did the rest of the year go?), I am happy to announce it’s nearly… Continue reading
A substitute teacher who allegedly threatened to kill people on a hit list will enter a 30-day inpatient drug and alcohol treatment… Continue reading
Today’s count reveals outcomes unchanged
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Controversial idea for park fence, alleged lack of leadership, lead to motion
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Veterans Day events are planned for several days on the North Olympic Peninsula. Most observances will be on Monday, Veterans Day, but some are this… Continue reading
State and local governments could end up scrambling to pay for road paving and other transportation projects… Continue reading
Incumbent Mark Ozias was winning the race against Sequim City Council member Brandon Janisse for the Sequim-area District 1 position on the… Continue reading
Robinson, Cunningham, Carr trailing after second count of ballots
More than two decades after Washington voters banned affirmative action in the state, a ballot measure… Continue reading
Development in Port Angeles would be followed by heavy equipment staging
A Sequim man was sentenced to five years in prison in Clallam County Superior Court on Thursday after federal agents discovered more… Continue reading
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