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Wed, Sep 17, 2008

Recycler's property found to be contaminated

Ecology puts Midway Metals site high on cleanup list

Proposed city code changes sent to council

Revisions intended to allow more flexibility

Politics and 'The Market'

Investment Corner

Pirates, Trojans play to tie

P.C. falls to Highline, into third place in NWAACC West

Peddlers ordinance sent to city council

Latest draft doesn't require fingerprinting

Operation Coffee: Inn owners donate roasted beans to soldiers

Five-pound bags sent overseas, priority mail

OMC eyeing general surgeon contract

Hospital employs about half of area's medical providers

09/17/08

09/17/08

Meetings Calendar

Library system offers array of new programs

New partnership with United Way allows overdue fine amnesty

Korean War Veterans Blue Star Memorial Highways dedicated

Road honors the service and sacrifices of Washingtonians who served

Into the lime light

Kitchen Korner

Homer Smith Insurance opens Sequim branch

Policies protect people, businesses from loss

Hawaiian Chieftain visits John Wayne Marina

Public turns out for tall ship tours, sailings in Sequim Bay

First phase of jail expansion finished

Project creates 30 new beds, space for chain gang

Enjoy a dream vacation while raising money to fight cancer

Annual gala to auction off World Series, 'American Idol' tickets

Drive Hammered - Get Nailed results released

Clallam law enforcement nabs 21 during extra patrols

County hires consultant for compliance track

Planning commission to hold hearings on final recommendations

Community News Briefs

Clallam County PUD closer to deciding 20 year power pacts

Contracts would last from 2011-2031

Business Briefs

090/17/08

Bulldogs overpower Wolves, take first league win

Girl's Soccer

Arts and entertainment

Administrator starts process for Clallam's 2009 budget

County will begin spending reserves in order to keep current service level

Wed, Sep 10, 2008

'Dinner with Dewey'

Peninsula Singers kicks off 20th anniversary season with gala

Veterans helping their own

VETERANS CORNER

Upper Palo Alto majority wants into District 3

Last necessary landowner comes forward in fire commission meeting

THE GRINDING OF GRAIN

BREAKING BREAD

The dances of independence

Mexican Folk Dancers of Sequim celebrate at P.C.

Land Trust's fundraiser expected to have similar turnout as last year

Small book, powerful lesson

THE BOOKMONGER

Separation anxiety

DISCOVERIES

Public notification delays crematory hearing

Prosecutor changing charging policy

Some felonies could get sent to district

OMC welcomes deli, espresso business into Sequim building

Owner shares plans to introduce Creole culture to community

Sept. 10, 1008

New fire station opens at Blyn

MEETINGS CALENDAR

Masons to hold flag ceremony on 9/11

Levy will ensure OMC viability, chief says

Ballot measure received 53.5 percent 'yes'

Getting a head start on her dream

Sequim sophomore gets a college experience

Gardiner residents upset over truck-passing lane

Construction opponents hope to divert funds or relocate project

Disc golf compromise committee formed

Group to discuss ways to have multiple uses exist without conflict

Council approves design standards

4-2 vote follows heated debate

Compositions and compassion

Music Live with Lunch begins new season

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