Wed, Apr 14, 2010
Hundreds mourn at memorial
Breezy Bell beat astronomical odds April 7 and gave birth to twin foals.
Learn to save money and energy
Clallam County PUD utility services advisor Mattias Järvegren will explain how home remodeling projects can cost less and be more energy efficient at Saturday's Sequim Earth Day celebrations.
Learn about and help end homelessness
Homes and jobs will be the focus at the annual Forum on Ending Homelessness
Field days geared to family fun
Director of OlyCAP Head Start honored
The Washington State Association of Head Start and ECEAP presented the 2009 WSA Director Excellence Award to Janet Anderson
Democrats convene, elect and resolve
The Clallam County Democratic Party elected its delegates to the Washington State Democratic Convention.
College offers free summer academies
The deadline for applying for the 2010 Native American Summer Heritage Academy and the 2010 Latino/Chicano Summer Heritage Academy is 5 p.m. Friday, May 7.
Yacht club plans silver celebration
Sequim Bay Yacht Club celebrates the beginning of the 2010 boating season and the club's 35th year on Saturday
Twice as suite: Sequim P.D. gets more space
Council approves $248,468 remodel; work to start May 1, end in September
The 2010 WSU Beach Watchers volunteer marine stewardship educator training has been rescheduled
Arlene Engel marks 90th year Saturday
Arlene Engel, longtime champion for the rights of seniors and persons with mental illnesses, celebrates her 90th birthday Saturday, April 17.
Alan Barnard files candidacy for director of development
Port Angeles Realtor Alan Barnard has declared his candidacy for director of the county Department of Community Development.
Matthew Randazzo finishes 4th book after 5K rejections
Matthew Randazzo V decided when he was 8 that he was going to be a writer.
Sequim man finds career, purpose with Boy Scouts
Tim McNulty adores outdoors
State Cash for Appliances rewards Energy Stars
Appliances are a big energy drain and a drain on wallets.
Park naturalist celebrates at 102
Gunnar Fagerlund turned 102 on April 12.
Bank foundation aids foster families
On this peninsula, the smallest of foster children are in the greatest need.
New faith-based clinics aim to help whole body
Vincent Shu, M.D., said he moved here for the weather.
Tue, Apr 13, 2010
P.C. prez not bound for Florida
The St. Petersburg College’s board of trustees selected William Law Jr., Tallahassee Community College president for the past eight years, to take over their school’s top administrative job April 13.
Driver Alert: Local group out cleaning US 101 Saturday near Port Angeles
A local Adopt-a-Highway group of employees from Lake Crescent Lodge will be cleaning the US 101 roadside Saturday.
Backcountry Horsemen win award
The Peninsula and Buckhorn Range chapters of the Backcountry Horsemen of Washington have won the 2010 President’s Achievement Award from the Friends of Olympic National Park.
92 years to remember 84 years in Sequim
Sequim citizen celebrates birthday and citizenship
Mon, Apr 12, 2010
Sunshine system debuts Earth Day
McComb Gardens proudly displays its commitment to environmental sustainability on the roof of its storefront.
NOLT plans Earth Day events April 16-18
An aerial photography film, a bicycle tour and a visit to a sport horse farm will fill North Olympic Land Trust’s first Earth Day Weekend, April 16-18.
Traffic fatality in Port Angeles Sunday
On Sunday, April 11, 2010 at approximately 5:54 p.m., Port Angles Police and Fire units were dispatched to a one vehicle collision with reported injuries on the Tumwater Truck Route, south of Marine Drive.
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.
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