Wed, Apr 21, 2010
Students on all-state academic team
P.C. pair honored with scholarships
Soroptimists accepts sound investment
Foundation funds medical loan closet
Master Gardeners share plant knowledge with Greywolf students
OCS high school will remain open
Olympic Christian School's high school will stay open, its school board decided Monday night, April 19.
Occupational, Hand Therapy annual food drive continues
Strait Occupational & Hand Therapy's annual food drive continues through April.
It might be too soon to make August plans, but trustees for the North Olympic Library System think it's time.
Junior Ranger Day at ONP Visitor Center
Children of all ages and their favorite adults are invited to the National Junior Ranger Day celebration
Mother's Day Portraits in the Gardens
In spring, many people's thoughts turn to digging.
Tue, Apr 20, 2010
Church group donates break in Mexico
Sequim Community Church’s youth group worked on demolishing a building to extend the Door of Faith Orphanage’s dining hall in Mexico during spring break.
‘Summer’ movie reigns at film fest
Crazy snowboard tricks, exploding nuclear power plants and vengeful gremlins — all in a night’s viewing.
Mon, Apr 19, 2010
Volunteers for Trinity United Methodist Church’s free dinner program say it’s exactly what it sounds like.
June Robinson Park opens for planting
Community garden honors respected Sequim citizen
Fatal crash Sunday at Palo Alto Road
Sequim-resident Robert Husser, 89, died Sunday after a two-car collision east of Sequim.
Stenson Trial goes to Supreme Court again
Following a two-week hearing, Clallam County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Williams rejected on Friday, April 16, Sequim-resident Darold R.J. Stenson’s allegations that the state withheld evidence at his trial 16 years ago.
Thu, Apr 15, 2010
Floating on a lake rather than a cloud, the Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers are making fishing dreams a reality for wounded veterans.
Racking up the numbers on ‘tax day’
Concerned Citizens of Clallam County’s held a “tax day” rally at the corners of Washington Street and Sequim Avenue on Thursday, April 15.
Hwy 112 blocked due to injury rollover
A serious-injury rollover collision continues to block the westbound lane of SR 112. Crews alternating one-way traffic in the eastbound lane of SR 112.
Tharinger praises Rep. Kessler for service
Clallam County Commissioner Steve Tharinger today, Thursday, April 15, expressed surprise and regret at the retirement of Rep. Lynn Kessler, arguably the Olympic Peninsula’s most powerful state legislator.
Help is needed the day of the sale to mark and lay out donated items. Set up begins at 9 AM; gates open to the general public at Noon.
Coast Guard holds ship in Port Angeles to investigate alleged intoxicated master
The Coast Guard has issued an order requiring the cargo vessel STX Daisy to remain at anchor Wednesday.
Wed, Apr 14, 2010
Tom Schaafsma helps meet Haitians' appeals for relief
Concerned Citizens take independent path to dissent
Knights of Columbus Council 8455 sponsors a blood drive with the Puget Sound Blood Center from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and 3:15-5:30 p.m.Thursday
Downtown gets a grocery April 16
Red Rooster specializes in fresh produce, grass-fed beef
Clinic Celebrates with Pet Food Drive
Blue Mountain Animal Clinic employees celebrate the third anniversary of ownership under Dr. Sharon Jensen, who took over the clinic in April 2007, with a pet food drive for Peninsula Friends of Animals that continues through April.
Kayak Symposium returns to P.A.
Clinics, races, parties at Hollywood Beach
Realtor Colleen McAleer of Re/Max Fifth Avenue, at left, describes the features of a home to Jack Brown and Ruth Provenzano
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