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Published on Wed, Jan 7, 2009
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Theft of gifts

It has come to my attention that some lowlife sleezball has been stealing the gifts many of us leave for our mail and newspaper carriers. In the future I would suggest that you call your newspaper carrier's office and the post office to obtain the name of your carrier. Then you can mail a check to your carrier in care of the newspaper or your local postmaster and be assured that it will get to your carrier.

John McLauchlin

Sequim

Local feast feeds 50 families

Nash's Organic Produce would like to thank Dungeness Valley Creamery, Johnston Farm, Lazy J Tree Farm, Nouveau Farm, Olympic Pastured Poultry, Rainbow Farm, Sailing S Orchard & Apiary and The Live Bread Shoppe for providing local food, and to all of those in our community who helped contribute to the "Local Holiday Feast" fund.

Nash's provided 50 families with local nutritious food for the holiday.

Special thanks also go to local businesses for their support and for providing collection sites: A-1 Auto Supply, Alder Wood Bistro, Bella Italia, Brim Tractor, Cedar Creek Cuisine, Country Aire Natural Foods, Dungeness Valley Creamery, Good To Go, Henery's Garden Center, Les Schwab, Lighthouse Christian Center, Michael's Divine Dining, Over The Fence, Primo Construction Inc., Swain's, Thomas Building Center, Tootsie's, Co-op Farm & Garden and Windermere - East Sequim.

Cheryl Sarno,

store manager,

Nash's Organic Produce

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