Sequim Gazette - area with his wife, Diane, and their three children, Erik, Kris and Annika. For more information or to meet with Lawrence in person, call the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce at 683-6197 or stop by the visitor s center on east Washington

Police decide Titus the dog is too wimpy
Miami Herald - The Sequim Police Department has decided to get rid of Titus the drug dog because he’s simply not aggressive enough. Police said that Titus is fine for sniffing out drugs, but they need a patrol dog that can track and bite criminals. Titus will be

ELK TEAM TO PLAN FENCE ROUTE
Sequim Gazette - Smith said. ?I think of Eastern Washington where you can see fences tapering around different properties, some land owners will want a brand new 8-foot fence replacing an older one.? Sequim planning director Dennis Lefevre said that the residents

The road to citizenship and other detours
Seattle Times - Just Trying To Be Helpful Here: University of Washington scientists say one of their prized possessions, a pickled female albino Kids In Superhero Garb, Proceed To Next Item: Shocking holiday news development from Sequim, where a headline in the local

CITY HALL MOVES TOWARD RESOLUTION
Sequim Gazette - Clerks, planners and administrators will be waving goodbye to their cramped quarters if a purchase agreement between the city of Sequim and Union Community LLC, of Mill Creek, is approved for Bell Creek Plaza, the home of QFC at 990 E. Washington St.

LOOKING BACK ON THE FORGOTTEN WAR
Sequim Gazette - Gerald Rettela, a Korean War veteran and president of the Korean War Veterans Association Olympic Peninsula Chapter 310, gave an update on the proposed Korean War Memorial Highway project, which passed unanimously through the Washington State House

SETTING NEW SIGHTS
Sequim Gazette - For a figure known best for his epic 1963 climb of Everest, of K2 (the world s second-tallest peak) in 1975 and 1978, and a world peace climb in Everest bringing together Russian, Chinese and American partners in 1990, the Washington state native

RANTZ, GOLD MEDAL WINNDER, DEAD AT 93
Sequim Gazette - On the world s biggest stage, Joe Rantz and his young collegiate teammates made history with German chancellor Adolf Hitler in the crowd. Last Monday night, the University of Washington men s crew team lost one of their own, and so did Sequim

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