Wed, Jan 13, 2010
Everyone is aware of the benefits of eating organically grown food.
LoBo Design has walls, wants artworks
Carlsborg center offers space, sales advice
The new city council started off its first meeting Monday night, Jan. 11, by choosing Ken Hays as its new mayor and Laura Dubois as its new mayor pro tem.
Dungeness will get tsumani warning
Two new tsunami alert sirens should be installed at Clallam Bay and the Dungeness fire station later this month following county commissioner approval last week.
Clallam Conservation District nomination petitions due Feb. 2
Nomination petitions for the March 2 Clallam Conservation District election, including the required 25 signatures, must be verified by the conservation district or county auditor by Feb. 2.
Citizen of Year nomination applications are available
Each year the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce recognizes a citizen of the year and presents two community service awards to persons who have performed outstanding service to the community.
Be prepared to help wildlife survive hazards of oil spills
A free eight-hour HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response 29 CFR 1910.120) certification class
Alleged graffiti vandal arrested
Sequim resident Taylor Sankhouser-Tucker has been arrested for seven cases of graffiti vandalism in Sequim.
The Clallam County commissioners agreed to remove 75 of 101 acres south of West Hendrickson Road and east of North Priest Road from the city's urban growth area but keep areas bordering utility lines inside the growth boundary.
Academic coach comes to town near you
Denise Graham bills herself as an academic coach.
Tue, Jan 12, 2010
A lot of water under the bridge
Heavy rain in the Olympics brought the Dungeness River within a few inches of flood stage Tuesday morning.
Sequim Police warn of daytime burglaries
The Sequim Police Department is warning our community about an increase in daytime burglaries that have been happening in and around Sequim.
Mon, Jan 11, 2010
Sequim works for better high school transitions 
Special education teachers lead pilot program
To save a pet, take Tuesday night’s class
Red Cross offers pet first-aid
Neighbor rescues homeowners from fire
Early Monday fire damages Holgerson Road home
Fri, Jan 8, 2010
Two Sequim men were longtime pilots
Sequim residents “Jeep” Larson and Bob Reandeau both were longtime pilots who died doing what they loved.
Two Sequim men killed in plane crash
Aircraft had departed from Port Angeles
Tour focuses on farmer-to-farmer education and networking
Dungeness Community Church brought jolly Christmases
Volunteers continued the 18-year tradition of the Community Christmas House
LoBo Design has walls, wants artworks
Carlsborg center offers space, sales advice
Thu, Jan 7, 2010
House fire on Fir Street Thursday afternoon
A Thursday afternoon fire destroyed this house at 709 E. Fir St. The home's occupant, Yvonne Sayers, was not injured.
Wed, Jan 6, 2010
Free H1N1 vaccinations offered during National Influenza Vaccination Week
Clallam County Health and Human Services (CCHHS) will offer free H1N1 vaccinations to celebrate National Influenza Vaccination Week (NIVW). NIVW is January 10 -16, 2010.
With tears in his eyes, Skip Kratzer talks about how his economic life was in ruins when God led him to life as an artist.
'Citizens' levy campaign kicks off tonight at B&G club
Citizens for Sequim Schools, the group promoting the Sequim School District's newest maintenance and operations levy, kicks off the 2010 campaign
The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is accepting tourism enhancement grant applications for 2010.
Variety fills the bill for Sequim shop
Dociani Halloran Foundation keeps club open later
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