Wed, Oct 7, 2009
It’s been more than 10 years since the U.S. Highway 101 bypass opened to traffic, and the state finally may be closing the books on the project.
Fall through spring, the Port Angeles Symphony offers plenty of opportunities to take in classical offerings.
Tribe uses tide to farm oysters in Sequim Bay
Oysters are taking a tumble in the tides of Sequim Bay in a bid by the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe to produce a higher quality product for consumers.
Trail mixes supply ramblers with energy
Kitchen Korner
Visit the Tribal Center of the Jamestown S'Klallam, 1033 Old Blyn Highway, Blyn, for a guided tour of the tribe's renowned totem poles. The tour begins at 2 p.m., Friday, Oct. 30, and costs $20 per person.
SunLand course seeks financial help
The SunLand Golf and Country Club is seeking financial assistance from the SunLand Owners Association to prevent the golf course from closing, which potentially could reduce property values by as much as one-third.
Sequim Soroptimists picks 3 scholarship winners
Soroptimist International of Sequim recently awarded three, $1,000 continuing education scholarships, each going to 2007 Sequim High School graduates.
Crime scene investigation could come to Sequim, thanks to a two-year $300,000 federal grant awarded to the police department this month.
What's new at the market
Sequim has plenty of challenges and opportunities but also has a reputation for being able to deal with them, said new city manager Steven Burkett following his unanimous selection Oct. 2.
A Sequim company touted as being on the cutting edge of energy and food production technology and awarded a $5,000 entrepreneur grant in May is being sued for breach of contract.
Running free...but for a price
A teacher's role normally is to prevent students from running circles with their homework, but this time it's encouraged.
Don't let the title deceive you: Readers' theater definitely involves acting, says Carol Swarbrick Dries.
Small town talent gets a Big Apple showcase
This Turkey Day, the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade offers a local treat.
OMC opens digital mamamography services
Olympic Medical Center now offers digital mammography, a state-of-the-art screening and diagnostic technology.
Valley Gardens
McHugh: Bypass undone without rest area
The state Department of Transportation might be closing the books on the Sequim bypass project but Councilor Paul McHugh said it isn't finished and probably never will be.
Local singer joins Broadway stars in P.A.
Sarah Shea of Sequim, a local jazz singer, will share the stage at the Port Angeles High School auditorium on Friday, Oct. 9, with five performers from hit Broadway musicals, in Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway.
Marti McAllister Wolf, owner of the independent bookstore Pacific Mist Books, celebrated her 16th anniversary of business in Sequim on Friday, Oct. 2.
In Vetrospect
Attorney Jacques Dulin loves helping people brighten their visions.
Hobo spider sickens Sequim woman
Lorene Rittenmyer is going to think twice about heading back into her herb garden anytime soon.
Hahn jury selection could start Oct. 12
BRIAN GAWLEY
Tickets are available for "A Taste of the Peninsula," to be held from 5-8:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Naval Elks Lodge, 131 E. First St., Port Angeles.
Two fathers and their sons went hunting in Brinnon on Saturday, but after legally downing an elk with a muzzle-loading rifle, they found themselves staring down the barrels of guns pointed at them by uniformed officers of the Port Gamble S'klallam Tribe.
Deer Hair Rock: It's all from here
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