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Thu, May 22, 2008

Singing their way to state

SHS choir makes history

Rest stop talks continue

DOT official tours Sequim, Deer Park sites

Police department tackles growth

Employees say communication has declined

Olympic Medical Center set to propose tax levy

Hospital looks at ways to gain support

Mookimoo Sleepwear launches unique line of pajamas for toddlers

Rear-zip feature prevents children from removing clothing

Making an escape into a career Peninsula

photographer looks back on 30 years of pictures

Group challenges crematory decision

Citizens for Carlsborg ask examiner to reconsider approval

More than a decade of art

Carol Eichler helps Blue Whole celebrate 11 years

‘Murder in an Amethyst Haze

Sequim woman releases first book in mystery series

Go-kart enthusiasts share plans to start traveling racing circuit

Hobby teaches children to be better drivers, one man says

Forest Service unveils Olympic National Forest area plan

Public encouraged to respond to recommended changes

Clallam Orcas make Special Olympics

Law enforcement to re-enact torch run in support of event

The ducks have their day

2008 derby the largest yet

City explores options to generate revenue

Wed, May 14, 2008

County to focus on in-house greenhouse gas, sustainability

Commissioners seek ways to reduce carbon footprint

Local law enforcement mark National Police Week

Flags to go to half-staff for National Peace Officers Memorial Day

Blyn marijuana operation busted

OPNET takes four into custody, three from Blyn

Veggies good for the body, economy

Summit to encourage buying within “foodshed”

Hawe wears U.S. marshal badge

Former Sequim, Clallam law enforcer becomes federal protector

Audubon hosts nature photography workshop

Things aren’t always what they seem

Reader’s Theatre + presents a play about family

Crematory receives early approval

Carlsborg neighbors form coalition, hire attorney

Supreme Court upholds lethal injection as legal

Decision clears future appeals for Sequim man on death row

High school art students learn about the profession

County may save soccer fields from development

Agnew acreage up for sale, club gives county first offer

Local couple lends a helping hand

Skilled carpenters still needed for the relief effort

Sequim sub-area plan remains in limbo

Study session set for council review

Sequim schools send 6 to D.C.’s National History Day finals

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