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Volunteers help victims of abuse to fill their new homes
For Marty Hoffman, moving day is a good day -- a day to help a family start their lives over.
Sequim re-elects School Board incumbent O'Neil
Incumbent Virginia O'Neil was re-elected to Sequim School Board in Tuesday's general election.
Incumbents appear to be on track back to Sequim Aquatic and Recreation Center board
The Sequim Aquatic and Recreation Center board likely will have a familiar look in 2010.
Miller, Hall lead in Sequim City Council races; Schubert ousted
Challenger Ted Miller, a retired CIA analyst and attorney, has unseated longtime Sequim City Council member Walt Schubert.
Ballots slow to return to Clallam County in final day of election
Today is Election Day -- the last day voters can cast ballots that were mailed to them on Oct.
Man guilty in murder-for-hire case
Aaron M. Hahn faces 15 to 20 years in prison when he is sentenced Dec. 2 for attempting to hire a hit man to kill a Sequim girl he was charged with sexually exploiting in 2008.
peninsuladailynews.com | JPatrick
Sequim Food Bank executive director resigns after 15 years
A letter on the Sequim Food Bank door Saturday morning gave volunteer Stephen Rosales the news: Nina Fatherson, executive director for more than 15 years -- and a food bank worker for nearly three decades -- could no longer work with him
Sequim School Board candidates sound off
Virginia O'Neil, Stanford English major feels English lit is not for everyone, and Jon Kirshbaum, retired IT manager, thinks the School Board should better utilize its quarterly newsletter.
Sequim eatery closes after only 6 months
This week, what appeared to be a thriving restaurant was shut down by the bank that financed its opening six months ago.
Sequim race between Schubert, Miller draws heavy-hitter campaign donors
A hotly contested campaign for Sequim City Council between 10-year incumbent Walt Schubert and challenger Ted Miller has drawn some heavy hitters armed with money.
Sequim vigil honors lives of domestic violence victims
At the intersection of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street on Thursday afternoon, two women called for solidarity.
Dia de los Muertos: Sequim group celebrates Halloween as fundraiser
While Halloween far outshadows it in terms of mass market appeal, the Mexican holiday of El Dia de los Muertos, or The Day of the Dead, will not go unnoticed on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Port of Port Angeles election campaign expenses exceed other Clallam races
HERE IS A list of contributions and expenditures for the Port of Port Angeles Position 3 election, in which incumbent John Calhoun faces challenger Brad Collins in Tuesday's general election.
Sequim marketing firm owners investigated for hit-run
James McCauley, 60, co-owner of InsideOut Solutions of Sequim, faces a January trial on a charge of second-degree assault with a deadly weapon and hit-and-run resulting in injury of a pedestrian, stemming from an Oct.
Machines donated to save lives in Sequim, Port Angeles
Life-saving devices are riding in patrol cars and awaiting emergencies in both Sequim and Port Angeles, thanks to a $9,600 investment by the Olympic Medical Center Foundation.
Furkids911 Dog Rescue and follow-up to 3 owner-less Dalmations in Sequim, WA
When a board member with Furkidz911 read my article about the 3 Dalmations who lost their owner in an accident, she inquired if the rescue could assist with their placement.
sequim-real-estate-blog.com | Chuck Marunde
Sequim home sales have picked up recently in the last couple of months, as they have around many parts of the country, but this chart helps put things into a long term perspective. This chart represents Sequim home sales compared to Port Angeles home sales for the first 10 months of 2009.
Array of attractions, activities across Peninsula this weekend
There's literally something for everyone today and this weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Clallam library system deficit forecasts layoffs, cutback in hours
A deficit of $176,000 for the North Olympic Library System in 2010 will likely lead to layoffs, unpaid furloughs, cutbacks in employee benefits or a combination of those and other measures.
Sequim City Council member recovering from heart attack
Sequim City Council member Bill Huizinga is recovering from a heart attack he suffered Tuesday night.