Wed, Apr 8, 2009
OMC hires part-time doctor to bolster Sherwood clinic
Olympic Medical Center has hired a part-time physician to help handle the patient load at Sherwood Medical Center.
Jake's Group helps children remember 'Life is good'
Jake's Crew is an organization dedicated to putting a smile on sick children's faces.
Float rollout a breeze for royalty
In one of the chilliest float rollouts ever, the Sequim Irrigation Festival royalty braced themselves in whipping winds for their inaugural float photos April 2.
First Step to turn earth for new facility
First Step Family Support Center, a United Way partner agency, will hold its official public groundbreaking ceremony for its new facility at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 14, at 323 E. Sixth St., Port Angeles.
Fire district settles out of court with terminated employee Peter Craig
An out-of-court settlement between Clallam County Fire District No. 3 and former employee Peter Craig earlier this month ended a legal battle that began more than 21/2 years ago.
Community Photo to close downtown
If you plan to be in the Sequim Community Photo to be taken April 11, you might want to practice your penmanship as well as double-checking your outfit.
Carlsborg PI turns to tracking fraud
Sequim now has two certified fraud examiners.
If you have to ship packages off the North Olympic Peninsula, the upcoming six-week closure of the Hood Canal bridge shouldn't be a problem, according to delivery services.
Advisory boards seek volunteers
Clallam County residents are invited to apply for positions on advisory committees to the county commissioners.
Wed, Apr 1, 2009
Lady Washington stories sought for anniversary video
The Grays Harbor Historical Seaport Authority is calling on everyone with stories about the tall ship Lady Washington, the Official Ship of the State of Washington, to share those stories during her 20th anniversary year.
Christmas is starting early in Sequim. A new toy store, Tiny'z Toy Chest, opens its doors to the public today at 149 W. Washington St., Sequim, next to the Sunshine Cafe.
Irrigation Festival kickoff dinner sells out
The Sequim Irrigation Festival kickoff dinner attracted 166 guests and raised more than $14,000.
Irrigation Festival buttons big hit for fifth-graders
Winners for the fifth-grade Irrigation Festival button contest were announced on March 26.
Helen Haller students release 500 salmon into Dungeness River
Sharle Osborne's fourth-grade class at Helen Haller Elementary led the annual salmon release March 24 at the Hurd Creek Fish Hatchery. The class received 500 eggs from the hatchery, which they raised in an aquarium in their classroom.
Free clinic welcomes new director
Several dozen volunteers gathered March 24 at the Dungeness Health & Wellness Clinic to meet and greet their new director, Rose Gibbs, R.N., and say farewell to outgoing director Jamie Goodwin.
It's a plane! It's a balloon! Actually, it's a peregrine falcon, a powerful and fast-flying bird of prey that was once almost exterminated from North America by pesticide poisoning.
First Step gala event exceeds expectations
First Step Family Support Center held its first Midnight In Paris fundraising dinner and auction at C'est Si Bon in Port Angeles on March 21.
Earth from Space poster exhibit at MAC
The Museum and Arts Center, 175 West Cedar St., Sequim, presents the Smithsonian Institution poster exhibit, "Earth from Space," April 1-30.
Curtis named AAUW's top student for March
Kali Curtis, a Sequim High School senior, is Student of the Month for March as picked by the Clallam branch of the American Association of University Women.
Community Photo set for April 11
Comb your hair and put on your Sunday best. The newest Sequim Community Photo is set for 2-4 p.m. Saturday, April 11, at the intersection of Washington Street and Sequim Avenue.
Coldwell Banker Town & Country forms exclusive partnership with RealtyTrac
Clallam Democrats join Jefferson party to seek hiatus in Border Patrol activity
The Clallam County Democratic Central Committee on March 21 adopted unanimously the same resolution that Jefferson County's Democrats drafted regarding the Border Patrol, according to Clallam County Democratic Party Chairman John Marrs.
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