Sequim, WA News

• Sequim, WA News
• Soldiers, veterans pay tribute to their own
• Second visitor center to be downtown
• Going along with the garden
• Going along with the garden
• Sunny Sequim shines
• Trial in County lawsuit to begin Monday
• Biomass opponents rally for forum
• Referendum leads to rally
• Firefighters extinguish two brush fires
• Summer burn ban set for all DNR-protected lands
• Museum & Arts Center makes history
• McEntire questions need for water bank
• New Dungeness Water Rule drops
• One dead in motorcycle pursuit
• Worldwide farmers enjoy Lavender Conference
• McEntire questions need for water bank
• Children unharmed in alleged abduction
• Judge sentences man to prison in ‘hog splitter’ attack
• Valley irrigators give up more water rights
• Prosecutor drops drug cases
• A Titanic discovery
• Freedom in our schools
• City code omits food trucks
• Connecting past to present at the MAC
• Center’s gala to jump-start capital campaign
• At work in the wild
• Classes in the balance
• OMC dodges a bullet
• Finding their inner-filmmakers
• Drawing home, again
• OMC, union agree to contract compromise
• Troll Haven transforms
• Collision forces truck into porch
• Free-flowing therapy
• Barn Dance gets bigger
• Sequim Speaks disbands
• New location, new focus
• Teens paint personal touches in Sequim
• Sequim Robotics Club steps up its game
• Children started March 9 fatal fire
• OMC commissioners told to ‘stay the course’
• Rise of the river, fall of the dams
• Propane heater explodes in SunLand
• Keeping the float flowing
• Burning up the box
• Sequim robot is ready to rumble
• Peninsula College news
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• Olympic Birdfest 2012
• A feat of field fitness
• Business acts like nobody left
• Discovery Bay ‘choke hold’ threatens trail
• Though the body is weak …
• ‘Traffic calming’ project planned for Blyn area
• Mayor proposes Guy Cole revamp
• 117th festival begins with crowning of royalty
• Paper shredding truck catches fire
• 117th festival begins with crowning of royalty
• ‘... meth changed him’
• Shooting victims to be remembered at services
• Timeline of a tragedy
• Sequim takes the leap for the 29th
• City finalizes purchase of Serenity House property
• Van De Wege calls OMC, union to binding arbitration
• Park closes Whiskey Bend Road
• Council approves ordinances, transportation plan
• Is Ecology overstepping?
• An opiate emergency
• Double-homicide suspect dies in hideout
• Man accused of pulling knife in cigar burglary
• We blog on weblogs
• A SNAP change to Mosaic
• Remembering a great marksman
• Music man gets his due
• Heart lunch fundraiser sets new record
• 94-year-old fantastic on the fiddle
• A night for fathers and their girls
• Exploring the Old West, Sequim Style
• Landoni goes golden
• Leaving Antarctica
• Boat explosion rocks marina
• Bummer of a bill
• Christian author speaks on right to life
• Salvage crew recovers sunken boat
• A full-circle journey
• Cashing out at Fat Smitty’s
• City wants lavender groups to work together
• Tusk for sale
• Fancy sky dancer all abuzz
• Man found guilty in hit-and-run
• Creating community from the ground up
• Snow no more
• Paying to save?
• All schools closed today due to snow
• SARC puts challenge to community
• Celebratory sidewalk
• Black Bear Diner construction nears
• Skull washes up on Elwha shore
• Local syrup sticks in Good Housekeeping
• Al Piemme, 81, is going downhill fast
• Pickett picked to lead free clinic
• OMC to complete Fifth Avenue facility
• Diagnosis: Getting better
• Gardeners gain membership
• Haller makes his mark again
• Seasonal safety
• Hop ‘inn’ the train with George Washington
• Santa Claus is still on the job
• Television coming to Sequim?
• Highway of havoc
• Fire burns home near Old Olympic Highway
• Unhappy hunting grounds
• New study provides proof: Sequim is sunny
• A changed country, a changed man
• Lavender Farm Faire gears up for second go-around
• Car hits building in Carlsborg
• Garage and RV destroyed in fire
• Sheriff investigates abduction
• Libraries open longer, sooner
• Clallam rescinds layoffs
• Hands for sand
• Taking the Electoral College to school
• Carlsborg restrictions continue
• Clallam rescinds layoffs
• Bringing fresh tunes home for Christmas
• What’s behind door No. 209?
• It’s only a drill
• County: 16 more layoffs
• Sequim’s Thanksgiving
• A road more traveled
• Kaiser hired to manage Dungeness light station
• Man sentenced to 10 years for child rape
• Car problems leads to arrest
• A very long commute
• Spirits and the material world
• Full circle for Faith Baptist
• War veteran visits Vietnam for fresh outlook
• Committee pitching in to provide senior meals
• More work, less pay?
• Sequim super steps down
• Horsemanship Center looks for year-round riding
• Olympic Peninsula’s biggest prep football rivalry
• Pricey passes
• Sequim’s ‘Team Snort’ scores
• Harvest, Halloween events for every taste
• Toons to help Sequim 10-year old
• [BREAKING NEWS] Former Sheriff’s employee guilty of theft
• Go down under for the cause
• Have you seen Melinda?
• Landoni wins in Washington
• 75 years and thriving
• Picker or hoarder?
• Big changes proposed to bus fare
• New chapter for The Good Book
• Prayer in schools?
• Nonprofit funding leads early discussion for city budget
• Sensing Sequim from above
• Schools rally for 10-year old
• Commissioner candidate critical of expenditures
• Council candidates mull funding, city hall
• Seeking solutions
• Group creating support for juvenile diabetics
• Sequim resident dies in airplane crash
• Supporters vote life at fundraiser
• Marathon of meals
• Stimulus dollars at work
• Campaign For Kids exceeds $80,000
• Sequim’s minorities
• Cycling crash causes concern at Skate Park
• Angry crowd enlivens county meeting
• KSQM touts tower contest
• Sequim: Whole lotta shakin’ going on
• Maier Hall opens
• Woman rescued from bluff
• [BREAKING NEWS] Robbery suspect at large
• City recruits volunteers for ongoing program
• Sequim’s own river party
• So long, dear friend
• Uninsured doesn’t mean unworthy
• Commissioner and council candidates chalk it up
• From zero to grown-ups in no time
• State attorney general to try Allison case
• Goodbye, Gwennie
• ‘Snort’ hits the big time
• Sequim resident reports phone scam
• Peninsula college to offer alternative fuels program
• Sequim man dies in rollover
• Fake $100 bills circulating
• Program offers free children’s identity protection
• Music Live with Lunch returns for 18th year
• Scouts’ 50-miler well worth the effort
• Down with the dams
• Serenity House’s future is in Sequim
• $2 billion in sales, $17 million in wages
• City Hall to stay downtown
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• Council approves $1.25 million deal for city hall land
• ‘An important symbol’
• Lions test to prevent glaucoma and diabetes
• Extreme fire danger in the Olympic Mountains
• A Sequim institution
• Solving mysteries of water power
• ‘It will all be on the table’
• Incredible Edible Festival postponed
• ‘It will all be on the table’
• Wildfire burns 20-plus acres above Beckett Point
• Inslee to keynote Dems dinner
• Road hazards
• Helping Hands
• ‘A gateway to death’
• Vroomin’ with the Volkswagens
• Suspect arrested in night-time scare
• Kennel cough outbreak at dog park
• Strike order extended
• Port commission reviews strategic plan
• Worth its weight in gold
• Heroin: Sequim’s drug of choice
• Back to School for Sequim - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• A real ‘big fish’ story
• Hundreds of locals support ‘hope’
• Friends in high places
• Rekindling Sequim school pride
• The Compleat Geoducker
• Clallam County Fair's sports lineup offers rodeo, demo derby, more
• Collectors mail it in
• Court issues bench warrant for burglar
• The art of framing art
• Sequim savors fish off the stick
• Signing up for nicer writing
• Kitsap judge issues temporary restraining order against SEIU
• Hobby farmers a mainstay at market
• A year of discovery
• Seniors sell a sea of stuff
• Farmers market for the digital age
• The signs are a-changing
• Sequim Lions Club hosts poker run, crab feast
• PUD letter seeks to set record straight
• Next steps half a world away
• Felony charge filed against motorcyclist
• Did you know...?
• City council candidates spar
• Drunken driver gets 4 years in prison
• Welcome back, Wolves
• Singing her way to stardom
• Locals remember 9/11 through memorial
• Drunken driver gets 4 years in prison
• PandaMania encourages giving to charity
• DUI impound law in effect
• Purple Rain no problem
• One injured in high speed pursuit
• One injured in high speed pursuit
• More the merrier at Ross Dress for Less
• Succeeding as a successor
• It’ll cost ya
• Zany times are here again
• Summer splashdown
• Grad’s dream taking flight
• Bitter pill to swallow
• Lavender Weekend is here
• Downtown Plan approved
• ‘Slow down or pay up’ patrol begins July 15
• Fire crews battle four blazes
• Fresh Hats from off the grid
• Slurpees and salvation
• Touring Clallam County’s bloodline
• Farm Faire firming its ground
• Entrepreneurial spirit
• [VIDEO] Restaurant fire under investigation
• Traffic crawls after structure fire
• Minimal damage in animal hospital fire
• Artistic do-over
• Calling all friends
• Up, up and away
• Get up and get agrarian
• Inmate dead after escape attempt
• Facebook full of opportunities - and downsides
• Playfields named after Albert Haller
• Irrigation Festival logo design contest opens
• Movies are coming to OTA
• Retrial rescheduled in Sequim rape case
• Teachers reinstated after layoff notices
• Two times the fragrance
• Sequim pops into independence
• Help is on the way
• Penning a good soap story
• Irrigation Festival logo design contest opens
• Fun place for kids and for Adults.
• Snort takes center stage
• McGhee changed landscape of Sequim
• How healthy is it?
• ‘The friendliest alternative to the heavy drugs’
• Next step to greatness
• Dangerous Elk cow removed from Hoh
• Special meeting announced for districting commission
• Firefighters rescue dog after cliff fall
• Clallam group and city honor Korean War veterans
• Head-on collision halts Highway 101 traffic
• Can do for local play dough
• Fishing for friends
• ‘Just days away from moving dirt’
• Supply and demand
• Original songwriters win talent show
• Rainbow blooms
• Sweatin’ to the youngin’s
• What does Sequim need?
• State budget casualties
• Songs in the key of awesomeness
• 40 going on forever
• Reverent remembrances
• Child rape charge dropped
• Inmate was ‘acting normal’ before suicide
• Annual luncheon is sold-out affair
• Women Voters meeting reveals possible Obama visit
• To and fro, educators bike to work
• Classy cars continue eighth show
• 2011 Sequim Irrigation Festival, a sweet 116th
• State parks: They’ll cost ya
• 75 years of firm ground for Mason
• Burst irrigation pipe floods city streets
• Care Net becomes My Choices
• Riders rough the rain for poker run
• City dedicates alleyway
• Where water is ... everywhere
• McEntire seeks county seat
• Man arrested after driving through roundabout, sign
• Calvary connects with children south of the border
• Shout out to moms
• ‘A very good week’
• Festival organizers hoping for sun
• The country ‘was put through a blender’
• Pickup trucks collide at Govan Avenue and Cedar Street
• Sequim woman fights for her life and family
• Prescription drugs collected through special event
• Harvard bound
• Olympic Medical board agrees to join forces with Swedish Medical Center
• Young engineering wizards go global
• House fire started in wood stove chimney
• Sequim man jailed on suspicion of hit-and-run
• High adventure for local Scouts
• City volunteers honored
• Tax Day rally
• Sweet music at ‘Happiest Place on Earth’
• Designing woman
• Lavender Fields Forever
• Early Tax Day rally
• Police arrest suspect in vehicular assault
• Dairy Queen changes hands
• Chamber switcheroo
• UPDATE: One suspect surrenders, one remains at large
• The world comes to Sequim
• Facility plan is punctured
• A grand entrance for Irrigation Festival royalty
• City hosts Spring Clean Up
• Symphony welcomes spring
• Russian boys choir plays Sequim
• Pro-growth or anti-growth? Where our city councilors stand
• Pioneer association to give two scholarships
• One dog put down, the other permanently impounded
• This time it’s personal
• Pass the Mic and sing your heart out
• Open Aire uptick: Sequim Market sees biggest year yet
• We all have emotions
• Middle-schoolers continue their history streak
• Elementary music program benefits from $5K
• Spring into school
• Sequim Center for Spiritual Living part of merger
• Broadway-bound
• Is the city council pro-growth or anti-growth?
• New construction is down across the region
• Olympic Medical Center board gives CEO approval to move forward with new ‘tertiary’ associate
• Playing for the playfields
• Man sentenced in knife attack
• Homeless student numbers growing
• Lavender: an international movement
• To boldly go where nostalgia begins
• Citizens surveys coming soon
• Other shoe to drop
• On the brighter side ...
• The challenges of home mortgages
• Interim city planner resigns, plans move
• Curious case of best button sellers
• Tsunami triggers quirky current at Port Angeles Boat Haven
• Locals say no tsunami impact in Sequim
• Sequim grad seeks help for Haitians
• Citizens’ surveys coming soon
• Interim city planner resigns
• Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble?
• Black Ball Ferry Line buys Victoria Express
• Mason for life
• Sequim City Council roundup
• The ‘Whole’ is whole again
• More added to Lavender Farmers’ Faire
• The epicenter of Gardiner
• Pickett picks up city’s top civic honor
• Accused burglars face additional charges
• City Band proposes Guy Cole changes
• Winter weather message from National Weather Service
• Library goes lunar (with video)
• 3 agencies, 2 paint cans
• School-zone stakeout
• Downtown plan fires up public
• Lavender Growers name Mary Jendrucko director
• Locals looking for trouble
• Capitol crunch
• Irrigation artists win treats
• Borden, Hughes, Pickett top the list
• Lavender Farmers plan faire at Carrie Blake Park
• PUD goes viral
• N.Y. Times best seller lectures in Sequim
• Buzzword: Bullying
• Judge rules against dismissal
• Dogs attack Sequim woman
• Around the world in tasty flavors
• Sequim students celebrate centennial sans seriousness
• Sequim conducts homeless count
• Keep ’em coming
• Clearing the way
• Nagel switches to Lavender Farms Festival
• Lessons well learned
• Inventor cuts the glare
• From newbies to gurus
• MAC hires a DJ
• Olympic Birdfest 2011
• 100 years, millions of memories
• Salmon recovery funding doled out
• Teen sentenced for Sequim burglaries
• 2010 Christmas break sees safer driving
• ‘They can save your life’
• Court resolves Ketchum case
• McEntire reflects on House race
• Eagle recovery continues
• Carlsborg Battle Continues
• OMC leaders buy new ‘breast MRI’
• Recharging the battery made of water
• Sequim’s newsmakers of 2010
• Students give up gifts
• Tharinger, Sequim’s new House rep, looks to new year
• Sinners and saints
• Lights! Camera! Action!
• Christmas Bird Counts are coming!
• UPDATED: Lights out leads to two burglaries
• Sequim Schools closed as of 2:15 p.m.
• Snowy today, blustery tonight
• Schools honor veterans
• BREAKING NEWS: Trailer fire in Carlsborg Thursday afternoon
• Downtown developing slowly but positively
• ‘Instant, alternative, permanent’
• Paddles up for Boys & Girls Clubs auction Saturday
• Handmade magic
• Foundation funds teacher projects with grants
• Calender a football fundraiser
• Shifting more smoothly
• Cancer Center establishing temporary treatment facility
• Veteran's briefs
• Lighthouse enthusiast started in Dungeness
• Veterans Day closures
• Sequim High School presents M*A*S*H
• Carlsborg residents uneasy about sewer proposal
• Community News Briefs
• Protection Island designated aquatic reserve
• County could increase park fees
• Miniatures on display at Carnegie
• Business briefs
• Sequim Dems are Olympia-bound
• Boys & Girls Clubs chooses Budke to lead
• United Way campaign hits final stretch
• Outrageous Olympians smash records for fundraising and foolishness
• A Brubeck beat for Christmas concert
• Weight Watchers lose weight, give food
• Election results, November 2, 2010
• County could increase park fees
• River Road asphalt work starts night of Nov. 8
• Now, where did I put my car keys?
• Are older drivers the issue?
• Long-distance diagnosis
• Protection Island gets official status
• 'Taste of Peninsula' supports YMCA
• Electricity costs upped 8 percent Dec. 1
• Sign up for the Caregiver Toolbox Conference
• Trick or treat?
• OMC revenues in decline
• Downtown Plan opens to public
• The A to Z of renewable energy
• Conservation district seeks public input
• Wellness forum set for Nov. 10
• School tour set for Nov. 16
• Sanity prevails at D.C. rally
• New fire inspector in town
• Sequim welder shares artistic side
• WSP looking for troopers
• Funny car races for the cure
• Cell phones for safety
• An early gift for B&G Clubs
• Suspect charged after bomb threat
• Candy time!
• Verbatim, Larry Culp
• Pumpkin Paintin’ at First Teacher
• Community news briefs
• Successful inaugural auction
• Campaign complaint denied investigation
• Tuesday evening Clallam County election results
• Leaving a legacy focus of workshop
• Business briefs
• Choir raising money to sing at CARNEGIE HALL in April
• Sequim Wolves win Olympic League championship [HD Video]
• Monthly siren test on Monday
• Suspect charged after bomb threat
• Follow Sequim vs. Port Angeles football game online
• Pink and proud at middle school
• Sequim-Port Angeles game tonight
• Tissue analysis completed following fatal mountain goat attack
• Chamber members partner at Business Expo
• Davis sentenced to 25 years
• PUD plans for renewable energy investments
• Candidate says treasurer fraud prevention needed
• Halloween events
• Sequim's House Of Fear
• Going Pink
• Water worries outlined at forum
• Coffee served with kindness
• Home away from home
• Eat out to support United Way campaign
• Hearty Meal Helps Habitat
• Community News briefs
• A three-marathon quest
• Bash to benefit B&G club
• Welcome pole greets visitors with open arms
• 'It's a natural thing'
• It began with a pink coat
• 'Harvest' gala raises nearly $125K
• Sequim-Blyn loop to start
• Pacific Office Equipment employees finish training
• Business briefs
• ‘Live for today, hope for tomorrow’
• BREAKING NEWS: Downtown Port Angeles reopened after bomb threat
• Talk the talk, walk the walk
• Plenty of dinner for the 119th time
• 19th annual Biker Toy Run
• Vigil honors Washington victims
• Smooth walking for Sunland resident
• Wind and heavy rain possible this weekend
• Water worries outlined at forum
• Private labor insurance at issue
• Businesses to connect at Chamber expo
• Business Briefs
• At 85, Agnew country store thrives
• Fighting fire with volunteerism
• Handle with care
• Dicks, Cloud debate in front of unruly audience
• Food for Thought
• Learning to give
• P.E.O. chapters raise funds
• Sequim-Blyn bus loop to start
• Semi-annual taxes due to treasurer
• Presentation on Northwest explorer Douglas set for Oct. 26
• Verbatim, Elisabeth H. Wilson
• Olympic National Park continues to monitor Hurricane Ridge goat population
• Sign up for Tilth Producers conference
• NEWS UPDATE: Body found in Discovery Bay
• Atty. asks Kelly to step down from case
• P.A. hiker killed by mountain goat
• PUD plans 8-percent utility rate increase
• Medical bills mount for P.A. resident
• Kelly maintains function of Prosecutor's Office is fine
• Sequim High School’s 2010 Homecoming
• German food brings American smiles
• Small trains, lots of fun
• Rollover on Brown Road
• United Way celebrities bag groceries
• Choppers, sirens and ladders at safety fair
• Man sustains fatal injury while hiking in Olympic National Park
• Tune in to Toy Run preview
• Alleyway to close through November
• Courthouse clock to be silenced during construction
• 100 year march in the making
• Cloud and Dicks debate in Sequim
• Free community shredding event
• Hwy. 101 plans draw public ire
• Home-schooled politics
• Primo's 'big deal'
• Campaign contributions questioned
• East meets West
• When it's OK to ask for help
• Lighting the way at spit
• Kick the CO2 habit
• Election 2010
• Courthouse renovation funds awarded
• Fungus among us
• Verbatim, Howard A. ‘Rudy’ York
• Sequim man found guilty of child sex crimes
• Turning the sea green
• Silent Witnesses vigils set in Sequim, P.A.
• Investigation shows woman who drove off cliff didn’t brake, may have topped 90 mph
• Soroptimist seeks award applicants
• Watch out for workers on ONP roadways
• What's new at the market
• Safety fair brings 30 agencies to Sequim
• Hoh River fisherman missing overboard
• Albert Haller Foundation gives away $296k
• North Olympic Library System goes green
• Wolves bring down Bucs
• Dicks, Cloud to debate next week; questions accepted online
• NEWS UPDATE: Car drops off cliff at Marine Drive, driver pronounced dead
• Hundreds of hats
• A fresh coat for Diamond Point woman's home
• Town Square changing name to 'Sequim Trading Co. Plaza'
• Are you safe behind the wheel?
• Clallam 4-Hers shine at state fair
• Verbatim: Ray Kenoyer
• Commissioners pass phone tax increase
• Annual harvest dinner celebrates local bounty, Farmer of Year
• Dealing With Memory Loss: Part 1
• BREAKING NEWS: Welty, former Sequim pastor, found guilty
• Gazette wins WNPA awards
• Sister City mayor impressed with Sequim
• It's Yappy Hour for the Humane Society
• Living Well workshops offered
• Medical center offers classes
• Music abounds at annual CrabFest
• Sequim Community Aid gives $49,000 in 2009-2010
• Sequim Gazette names Dashiell its new editor
• Sequim Presbyterian Fellowship begins anew
• Standing down for vets
• Amazing Maize Maze
• Corps Values
• International Exchanges
• Five car pileup results in injuries
• Verbatim: John Purvis
• Holy howlers and meowers
• Two-car collision results in temporary road closure
• Burn ban lifted
• Seniors paint plates for good causes
• Ask a Question about this Story
• Olympic adventure draws 120
• Cabinet full of art to be revealed at PAFAC auction
• ‘Idol’ Winner Plays Casino
• Seat belt use jumps
• Kneading peace
• Sequim Open Aire Market
• Of taverns and time: the Sit-N-Bull is the final resting place for peninsula t
• Fiber artists gather for exhibits, workshops
• Parking Lot Paint Job
• KSQM hosts fundraising dinner
• Lecture on Destruction Island Lighthouse
• Business Briefs
• Commercial units remain unoccupied on Sequim's east side
• Community news briefs
• Crash involves Sequim drivers
• Kessler, Dicks, Dwyer back Tharinger
• Sequim's school enrollment remains unpredictable
• Volunteer opportunities
• Frick's Drugs closes pharmacy
• Finding the light in lunch
• Dicks a no-show, Cloud takes center stage
• Locals eat up at new Edible Festival
• Sequim Community Aid gives $49,000 in 2009/2010
• Wayward bullet spoils sunny afternoon
• Sequim school cozies to new heaters
• Tips pour in for Special Olympics
• Park offers free admission on Sept. 25
• Four car crash involves two Sequim drivers
• Purple Haze slot on “Good Morning America” rescheduled
• Early morning fire guts vacant Forks movie theater
• Verbatim: Gigi Thompson
• Cedar Creek celebrates grand reopening Friday
• Start your own dairy
• Celebrate the bounty of the season
• Intake a juggling act at Safe Haven animal shelter
• Crabfest boasts best area seafood
• DUI arrest totals are in
• Gleaners needed
• Join in the Friends of the Poor Walk
• Land trust hires farmland conservationist specialist
• Olympic Bike Adventure set for Sunday
• Peninsula College expands 4-year programs
• Sequim man arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Teen thankful for Sequim High School after China tour
• The best machine available ...
• Salsa Auténtica
• Traumatic brain injury support
• Easy riders hop on board
• Keeping nuclear terrorists at bay
• Business briefs
• Four vehicle crash shuts down Highway 101 traffic
• Sequim hotel goes green
• Purple Haze on “Good Morning America” this Sunday
• Candidates debate permits, interaction with public
• 60 years for four years of memories
• Lakewood man crashes motorcycle in Blyn
• Sequim teen involved in crash
• Sequim man seeks to start new tradition
• Tip a Cop supports Special Olympics
• Select soccer fundraiser set for Sunday
• Heralding a new school year
• Senior Center sets open house
• County considers furloughing workers
• Sequim grant expands reclaimed water use
• Get happy, get healthy
• Sequim Day of Service honors 9/11
• Glenn picked to lead Jefferson Healthcare
• Guild celebrates Bliemeister's contributions to annual drive
• Applicants sought for Sequim Speaks
• Kessler to be honored at Clallam dinner
• Manzer joins Windermere/Sequim East
• Nominate your barn
• P.A. library hosts space exploration exhibit
• Sequim man charged in Port Angeles stabbing
• Tsunami warning tests today
• Sheriff disputes Clallam jail rape allegations
• Move On rallies for Rep. Dicks to sign pledge
• Funding for Carlsborg's sewer project one step closer
• Home/garden decor biz shapes up
• Community News Briefs
• Nikola Broadband is kicking it up a notch
• Newcomers' club takes all comers
• Crowds fly to Sequim RC planes show
• National Day of Service comes tomorrow
• Sequim hires marketing, communications manager
• Glass Arts awards announced
• Boat afloat for wounded veterans
• Coffee for the Walk
• Former Sequim man charged in Port Angeles stabbing
• Teen eyes canine career
• Super Scouts Go 100 Miles for Anniversary
• Avoid asphalt paving scams
• Given a sporting chance
• Bureau director tours China with Washington group
• Riding for Kenneth
• Community News Briefs
• County farmers speak out
• Emphasis patrol deemed successful
• House candidates stay on message
• Medical center welcomes 2 oncologists
• Medicare payments are in decline
• Campaign for Kids meets 2010 goal
• Feast on local food
• Sex abuse at Clallam jail high, federal study claims
• What happens if 'Adequate Yearly Progress' is not met?
• Peninsula tribe members receive scholarships
• 4 Sequim schools fail to make 'adequate' progress
• Planning for the next seven generations
• Bekkevar family celebrates
• Where are peninsula's important places?
• Soaring for volunteer hospice
• 2010 Clallam County Fair results
• Photographer, author present “From the Air”
• Annexing Battelle seems likely in 2012
• Wolves romp in opener
• Sequim ShelterBox team one of top in country
• Pirate women fall in home opener
• Pirate men earn scoreless tie
• Correction notice
• Avoid asphalt paving scams
• Rotary club gets $50k grant to aid Guatemalans
• PUD warns of telemarketing scams
• Hazards sirens to sound Monday
• Harbor-Works gets boost from Dept. of Ecology
• It was over
• Just like old times
• Library leaders mull future
• Montana contractor picked to remove dams
• Museum hires historian
• PUD warns of possible rate Increase
• Reporter joins Gazette staff
• United Way, Sequim plan 'day of service'
• Veterinarian joins Humane Society
• Who backs our candidates?
• Guild celebrates 40 years of giving
• Companionship, food and fun
• Everything old is new again
• Stronger Than Steel
• Experts tag Sequim a 'destination' market
• American Legion riders raise flag for Tyler
• Family Planning to become Planned Parenthood
• Pirate men earn tie in non-conference opener
• Former director of local Camp Fire USA accused of stealing from club
• Music in the Park cancelled due to weather
• Hoofing it down 7th Avenue
• Brush fire leaps lawns
• Energy rate increase could impact customers
• Family Planning to become Planned Parenthood
• Olympic Park Institute hosts returning veterans
• Scandalous skaters
• City walks to wellness
• Harbor-Works gets boost from Dept. of Ecology
• CrimeNet offers anonymous online crime reporting
• TNT fastpitch tryouts set for the weekend
• Montana contractor picked to remove dams
• Judge issues $50,000 bench warrant for Port Angeles man
• Miami Dolphins 737 at lands PA airport
• Cutterman calls it a career
• Community News Briefs
• Library leaders look to future
• Follow whale trails with new site signs
• Volkswagen cruise to benefit Lupus Foundation
• Former Tootsie's employee accused of theft
• Local Scouts make trek to national jamboree
• High-speed broadband aims to benefit entire peninsula
• NEWS UPDATE: Planes collide on Diamond Point air strip
• Hood Canal bridge adds cameras
• Law enforcement officials warn of unsanctioned telephone solicitation
• Local Scouts make trek to national jamboree
• Sequim hires police chief
• Showers open for homeless, but more volunteers needed
• Sunland considers going solo with sludge
• Volkswagen cruise to benefit Lupus Foundation
• What's New At the Market
• Longtime Sequim veterinarian announces retirement
• Seniors' benefit sale brings in $18,400
• Sunland candidates take a stand
• Carlsborg print shop teams up with Texas-based company
• Candidates debate job creation, accepting federal money
• Community development candidates debate
• Port Angeles Police Department Investigating shooting in the 300 Block of Forest Avenue
• Fun at the Fair!
• Sequim woman charged with arson
• City of Sequim hires new police chief
• OTA celebrates center and volunteers
• Unsanctioned telephone solicitation for search and rescue
• View and bid on vehicles
• Brush fire extinguished near Kitchen-Dick Road
• Not self, but country
• McHugh Realtors ends four decades of sales
• No need to curb your appetite
• Ridge Road effort finds funding
• Former pastor pleads not guilty to child sex crimes
• Finding food for the Sequim Food Bank
• Mysterious smiley faces perplex officials
• Summer scenes
• Election results
• Library levy passing
• Additional resources committed to Olympic National Park’s Hopper fire
• Rodlend Open House correction
• Sunny Sequim goes to the islands
• Audubon Society celebrating river grant with contest
• Sequim group lauds special, non-historic sites
• Celebrating Survivors
• Thrown rock damages State Patrol vehicle
• Facebook opens doors for public participation
• Facebook opens doors for public exchange
• Water rights, rules discussed at forum
• New Property Managment Offered
• Irrigation Festival
• Olympic Birdfest

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