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SEATTLE — The Washington State Patrol is looking for a woman who was thought to have gone overboard a ferry to Seattle, but instead walked off and is still missing. Amy Story, 27, of Spokane drove her vehicle aboard a ferry sailing at 2:55 p.m. from

Troopers looking for missing woman in Seattle – Seattle Times
A Washington State Patrol investigation has determined that a missing ferry passenger walked off the boat, leaving her car on board. Troopers are asking the public to help find the 27-year-old Spokane woman, Amy Story, so they can put her in contact

Sequim City Council raises salary for a city manager before hiring one – Peninsula Daily News
SEQUIM — Sequim’s city manager just got a raise, though he or she is yet to be hired. “We set the salary range at $100,000 to $130,000,” Mayor Laura Dubois said Tuesday morning after the Sequim City Council met in an executive session late Monday

Taco Bell coming to Sequim – Sequim Gazette
Taco Bell s cannon will roar in Sequim. The new restaurant is slated for a two-lot parcel of almost one acre on the southwest corner of the Lee Chatfield Way and East Washington Street intersection. The county lists the address as 999 E. Washington

Dawson s celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary – Imperial Valley Press Online
The Cedars at Dungeness Gold Course Restaurant, Sequim, Washington, was the setting for Glenn and Beverly Dawson’s 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration on May 16. Fifty five friends and relatives gave them a rousing party with stories of travel and

Search suspended for possible missing ferry passenger – Everett Herald
SEATTLE — The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a woman whose car was found on a Washington state ferry. Washington State Ferries spokeswoman Susan Harris said an empty car was found aboard the ferry Tacoma after it arrived Monday afternoon

Update: Missing woman off ferry from Spokane, not Sequim, authorities – Peninsula Daily News
SEATTLE A woman who drove a car onto an eastbound ferry from Bainbridge Island, then apparently abandoned the car when the ferry arrived in Seattle had been visiting relatives in Sequim, but is from Spokane, the Washington State Patrol said today

Sequim cactus in bloom – Sequim Gazette
Volunteer Janet Mullen shows where a third cactus bloom is starting among the collection of Sequim cactus in the planter strip outside the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center, 1192 E. Washington St. Maja Cox, a 20-year Chamber

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