Tue, Mar 16, 2010
Treasurer’s cashier charged in $617K theft
Catherine Betts, the Clallam County Treasurer’s Office employee being investigated for embezzling an estimated $617,467, was charged with one count of first-degree theft on Tuesday in Clallam County Superior Court.
Public invited to visit Hurricane Ridge
Entrance fees to be waived for last two weekends in March
Downed power line on 101 east of Sequim
A downed power line and pole has knocked out power to the Sequim Bay Lodge, 268522 U.S. Highway 101
Marc Lawrence of the Sequim Sunrise Rotary receives an award from Nell Clausen, president of the club.
Sat, Mar 13, 2010
Time capsule sealed into wall at new Jamestown Clinic
To be opened in 50 years
Sequim man arrested on child rape, drug charges
Steven T. Bright, 30, Sequim, was arrested Friday on 15 counts of third-degree child rape
Fri, Mar 12, 2010
Sequim’s Billes named ‘Teacher of Merit’
Middle school history educator earns another top national award
Cameron Berry Farm is recent vandalism victim
Wed, Mar 10, 2010
Group comes together for MS support
Locals stay in multiple sclerosis research loop
New Public Works director hired
30-year professional engineer Paul Haines approved
Lady Luck smiled on Robert Maddux more than once during 7 Cedars Casino's Car or Cash 15th Anniversary Bash.
The 115th Irrigation Festival kicked off March 6 with the crowning of the 2010 festival queen and princesses.
Transit may hike fares, cut holidays
Other choice: Trim routes
St. Luke's volunteers stitch up hugs for Haiti
They'll keep turning out cloth dolls
Land trust and Friends of Fields will join forces
Program will help achieve conservation goals
April 1 is the deadline to submit one-act plays for the Peninsula College fourth annual Festival of Student-Directed One-Act Plays.
Trail image to get updated look
Peninsula College Community Education open house March 19
The public is invited to a special Open House on Friday, March 19, to learn more about Peninsula College's spring quarter Community Education offerings.
P.A. attorney to run for prosecutor
Port Angeles attorney David Fox announced on Monday, March 8, that he will run for county prosecutor as a Democrat against incumbent Deborah Kelly, a Republican.
Things will be looking up literally at Olympic Medical Center's Sequim campus in about seven weeks after new exterior signs are installed.
Spaniel club hears all about syringomyelia
Maloney Heights groundbreaking April 8
A groundbreaking is set next month in Port Angeles for the Maloney Heights Permanent Supportive Housing slated for 4.3 acres in the 2300 block West 16th Street.
Learn how to 'solarize' at Expo
A free presentation on using solar power to generate clean, renewable electricity for homes or businesses is from 10:15-11:15 a.m. Sunday, March 14
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and Eyes in the Woods seek Sequim-area volunteers to help keep elk off highways.
Helen Haller teacher eyes 'Big Climb'
Tami Wall fights leukemia 1 step at a time
County changing public records procedure
Commissioners office will track requests
Council hears public on impact fees
Opinions for and against impact and mitigation fees were in line with what the Sequim City Council's consultants said they'd be.
Christian high school might close
Low enrollment leaves P.A school in jeopardy
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