Nonprofit group now has four adaptive bicycles
Chris Fidler and Jess Grello will address a meeting of Soroptimist International of Port Angeles at noon Friday. The public is invited… Continue reading
Clallam County prosecuting attorney leads effort
First Federal Community Foundation has selected 19 nonprofit organizations to receive a total of $452,500 in funding during its spring 2021 grant cycle, including a… Continue reading
Golf Course Road will be paved from East First Street to East Fifth Street on July 19-23, with some preparation on Friday.… Continue reading
Prison sentence set at 12½ years
Damage estimated as likely to exceed $500,000; none hurt
Death toll on Peninsula now 20
Nine races set, four for Port Angeles City Council
Vivian Brown from Walgreens Pharmacy will present “The COVID-19 Vaccine,” a free WOW! Working on Wellness radio forum from 2 p.m. to
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Two Port Angeles City Council candidates in each of two races had the primary election forum stage to themselves last week to… Continue reading
Women contribute poems, images for ‘Madrona Project’
Olympic Medical Center is hosting job fairs in Port Angeles and Sequim. Nearly 200 jobs are available. A variety of professional, skilled and entry-level positions… Continue reading
Jacklyn Jung of Port Angeles graduated from Coastal Carolina University in Conway, S.C., during a May 7 ceremony. Jung earned a Bachelor… Continue reading
Soroptimist International of Sequim is accepting applications for its Continuing Education Scholarship. The organization plans to award two $2,000 scholarships for the 2021-22… Continue reading
Block-grant program would be for 10 years
1 staff member, 1 resident test positive for COVID-19
After a decade in Sequim, Lorentzen back at alma mater
Several Sequim School District administrators are getting pay bumps after the district’s school board approved salary increases. Board directors on June 21 unanimously… Continue reading
Housing a top issue this primary election
