Fri, Apr 9, 2010
Ong reconvicted for sexual assault
Steven Eugene Ong, 41, of Sequim, was reconvicted Friday, April 9, on charges of second-degree assault with a sexual motivation and fourth-degree assault.
Tons of benefits from manure sharing
Conservation District program spreads the gardening wealth
Wed, Apr 7, 2010
New patrol program targets speeders
State “Slow Down or Pay Up” campaign started April 9
Local sailor rescued from Pacific
Mike Kalahar hurt aboard Sequim-based Wind Child
Sequim student films unreel April 16
For one-night, Sequim Middle and High School students transform the town into Washington’s own Hollywood.
Whisper in the woods
Sound ecologist wants to keep Olympics quiet
Lions' Poker Run seeks sponsors
Event aids eye, ear programs
Start set for supportive housing units
Maloney Heights groundbreaking April 8
Business Briefs
New executive director for Olympic Medical Physicians
Sheri Greene joined Olympic Medical Physicians as its new executive director this winter.
Democrats convene Saturday
Thirteen resolutions on matters ranging from calling for the appointment of state judges to urging the city of Port Angeles to stop funding the HarborWorks
Campaign For Kids Kicks Off
Four-month fundraiser seeks $70K
Community news briefs
Real estate rebounding in 2010
After a tough 2009 for local home sales, things are looking up this year. In the first three months of 2010, 71 houses sold, compared with only 49 houses in the first three months of 2009.
BeeDazzled buzzing with fun
Shop offers treasures, coffee and sweet treats
Irrigation float gets up steam April 10
The first of more than a dozen parades for the Sequim Irrigation Festival royalty will be the Daffodil Parade in Tacoma on Saturday, April 10.
Scouts 'retire' American flags
Need to retire that old American flag?
NOLT names directors of merged organizations
Former Friends of the Fields board members Jim Aldrich, Liam Antrim, Bob Caldwell, Layton Carr, Neil Conklin, Dorothea Hover-Kramer and Suzie Schunemann have joined North Olympic Land Trust's board.
NAMI class covers most mental illness
Editor's note: Kate, Tom and Sally are pseudonyms that protect the privacy of family members with brain disorders.
Learn to use the iPad
Apple's tablet computer, the iPad, is the subject of the Sequim PC Users Group meeting
Feiro Center programs employ teaching stories
With the upcoming celebration of Earth Day and the CoastSavers clean-up effort on April 17...
Eighth charged in burglary spree
More than $110K stolen last summer
County preps storm water management
New procedures, responsibilities and costs are likely both for Clallam County and its residents who seek to develop property
Mon, Apr 5, 2010
Keen on the retirees
Church hosts special events for 65+ crowd
Fri, Apr 2, 2010
Wild weather hits the area Friday morning
Clallam County PUD has experienced outages across the county
Cast yourself to pro’s lecture
Skip Morris to speak on fishing for lake trout in deep water
Census Portrait of America road tour rolls into Port Angeles
Cross-Country interactive experience aims to increase awareness and participation in census
Poultry in Motion
Legacy Canine teaches the principles of positive reinforcement and patience
Buttons up for big winners
Top sellers at Greywolf and Helen Haller elementary schools were given their choice of prizes after selling more than 2,000 Sequim Irrigation Festival buttons.
Thu, Apr 1, 2010
Spiritual Spotlight
Four ecumenical services held around Sequim
The horse whistler
Ady Crosby hopes to be queen of riders
Setting the stage sets up the sale
Women clear away clutter to clear the way for buyer
High wind watch in effect
National weather service has issued a high wind watch in effect from Friday morning through Friday afternoon
Wed, Mar 31, 2010
TODAY
Holiday Inn Express set for 'soft' opening Thursday
Now, some news to wag about
Dog Park won't shut, city says
Crash kills teen, services Saturday
A memorial service will be held Saturday, April 10, for Sequim High School student Tyler Braithwaite, 17, who died Sunday, March 28, in a truck crash off Lost Mountain Road.
Olympic National Park seeks public input
In collaboration with the City of Port Angeles, the Olympic National Park is inviting initial public input on the Port Angeles Stormwater Separation Project
Public invited to celebrate Elwha restoration project milestones
Two Water Protection Facilities Completed, Paving Way for Dam Removal Next Year
Expect delays on 101 through Thursday
Maintenance in both directions of US 101, between the Morse Creek Bridge and Old Gardiner Road, from 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM daily 03/29/2010 through 04/01/2010 - expect flagger-controlled, one-way alternating traffic From milepost 0 to milepost 279
Big step for First Step, New building
Family support center cuts ribbon on Friday
Members find Open Aire Market strong as ever
Outdoor mercantile enters 15th season
Lawsuit against county becomes campaign issue
Discrimination alleged
Irrigation float rolls on April 10
The first of more than a dozen parades for the Sequim Irrigation Festival royalty will be the Daffodil Parade in Tacoma on Saturday, April 10.
Irrigation dinner bidders raise $12K
About 140 people attended the Sequim Irrigation Festival kickoff dinner Saturday, March 27 at 7 Cedars Casino
Creative computer classes set for Sequim
Artist, instructor and digital media maven Renne Emiko Brock-Richmond is teaching several computer classes emphasizing digital expression
Counting heads may mean counting money
Census has impacts for governments
Community News Briefs
Canned goods collection
Strait Occupational & Hand Therapy picks up canned goods from area businesses between 8 a.m.-noon tomorrow, Thursday, April 1, for its Helping Hands 2010 Food Drive.
Business briefs
Sequim comedian dies
Jay Sierra, a local comic known for his quick wit and infectious smile, died on March 22.
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