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Sequim, Washington is located in Clallam County. Zip codes in Sequim, WA include 98382. More Sequim information.

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3 hrs ago | The News Tribune

State has a long, varied history with migrating sandhill cranes

Reading the history on sandhill cranes in the Northwest is like trying to "follow the bouncing ball." Population numbers have fluctuated widely over the past 150 years.

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7 hrs ago | Peninsula Daily News

Sequim-area ranch erects 100-foot wind turbine to produce own electricity

A wind-energy turbine - the first of its kind on the North Olympic Peninsula - was erected last week, towering 100 feet over its relatively small space on the sprawling Sequim Valley Ranch.

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7 hrs ago | Peninsula Daily News

PA, Sequim companies merge as senior staff share duties

New PDN online calendar lets you easily post - and learn about - North Olympic Peninsula events -- 6/2/12 -05:49 PM PORT ANGELES - Northwestern Territories Inc.

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Sat Jun 02, 2012

www.sequim-real-estate-blog.com | Chuck Marunde

How to Sell a Home in This Market Seminar for Homeowners

How to sell a home in this market is the $64,000 question these days. Many claim to know how. Some know what used to work. Only a few have bridged the gap from the old to the new world of marketing. Technology and the Internet have changed everything in real estate, but not everyone knows. ... (more)

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Fri Jun 01, 2012

Peninsula Daily News

Other area events and local attractions

A Port Townsend chili cook-off, rummage and garage sales in Forks and Sequim - and a special Greek taverna dinner at Peninsula College in Port Angeles - are among the local attractions this weekend.

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Peninsula Daily News

Lee Horton's Outdoors Column: Steelhead and salmon help you move on

JUST BECAUSE HALIBUT season ends Sunday doesn't mean your gear should be stored away in the corners of your garage.

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Thu May 31, 2012

Kitsap Sun

Joan Carson | Sandhill crane populations fluctuate

Reading the history on sandhill cranes in the Northwest is like trying to "follow the bouncing ball." Population numbers have fluctuated widely over the past 150 years.

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Peninsula Daily News

Lee Horton's Outdoors Column: Clock ticking on halibut fishery

SEKIU HAD A nice halibut opener last week. "It was a decent fishery," Donalynn Olson of Olson's Resort said.

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Peninsula Daily News

Live Music: Music scene heats up for summer

As we enter into the summer season, we'll find more opportunities to take in some live music, with festivals, farmers markets and more.

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Wed May 30, 2012

Peninsula Daily News

Clallam County again restricts development in Carlsborg

For the seventh time in four years - and probably the last - the three Clallam County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to extend interim zoning controls for the Carlsborg urban growth area.

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Peninsula Daily News

Not just hot air: Couple to wed in balloon over Sequim

Brenda Martz and Mark Fadden will literally be floating on air when they get married July 21 during the Sequim Lavender Festival.

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Mon May 28, 2012

WTOP-FM Washington

Oceanographer expects bones in tsunami debris

An oceanographer who tracks flotsam says West Coast beachcombers may find floating athletic shoes with human remains as more debris from last year's Japanese tsunami finally washes ashore.

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Peninsula Daily News

Green Beret's mom breakfasts with Obamas in honor of son

Nothing can assuage the grief that Betsy Reed Schultz bears this Memorial Day - not even a breakfast with Barack and Michelle Obama.

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Peninsula Daily News

Memorial Day observances set across Peninsula

Memorial Day observances, honoring the men and woman who died while serving in the U.S. armed forces, are scheduled throughout the North Olympic Peninsula today.

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Peninsula Daily News

Volunteers help create Port Angeles dog park

Steven Isaacson said he felt it was his duty to stack the gnarly, recently pulled Scotch broom at Lincoln Park's slowly evolving dog park.

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Sun May 27, 2012

Peninsula Daily News

Sheep-herding at Shepherd's Festival on Monday

'I'm so proud of him': Leif Whittaker scales Mount Everest for second time -- 5/26/12 -06:04 PM Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts sounds fill Port Angeles for two more days [**Get a taste of the festival in our video**] -- 5/26/12 -05:39 PM AGNEW - Dogs will be herding sheep at the annual Shepherd's Festival on Monday.

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Peninsula Daily News

Farmer Nash Huber recovering after mountain bike fall

Well-known organic farmer Nash Huber, who owns Nash's Organic Produce, was recovering at home Saturday after suffering a broken jaw, a broken nose and a minor neck injury in a fall off his mountain bike that also knocked out two teeth.

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Peninsula Daily News

Port Angeles adventurer approaches Faroe Islands in solo row

With the weather finally on his side, Port Angeles adventurer Chris Duff is making his long-awaited solo crossing from Scotland to the Faroe Islands in a modified rowboat.

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Fri May 25, 2012

KONP 1450 Local News

Trial pushed back in Sequim concussion case

Adrien Gault filed suit against the district and chiropractor Robert Bean for allegedly letting him continue to play in a game despite suffering repeated concussions.

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Peninsula Daily News

Memorial Day ceremonies planned on Peninsula

Memorial Day observances, honoring those who died while serving their country in foreign wars, are scheduled throughout the North Olympic Peninsula on Monday.

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