Seattle Post Intelligencer - Can you come up with the top 10 reasons why Washington State will win the Apple Cup? Me neither. So in place of that list, let LOYAL COUG TO THE END: Harold Egan died at the age of 79 on Nov. 2 in Sequim. If you saw his obituary, you’d know he was

Power out for thousands of Clallam PUD customers
KONP 1450AM - Angeles) — Around 17-thousand Clallam County PUD customers are without power after a storm blew through Western Washington Power outage are also reported in the Sequim area on Blue Mountain Rd, Palo Alto Rd, Taylor Cutoff Rd, Diamond Point and

High School sports blog
Olympian - Chehalis quarterback Griffin Squires and Tumwater tight end Ryan Bean will take their official visits to Central Washington After squeaking out with a 22-20 win over Sequim (Sid Otton’s career win No. 300), they’ll play in the Class 2A

Families make adoptions official armfuls of joy, in court and out
Tacoma News Tribune - Samuels, a junior at Sequim High School, made the decision to be adopted. He believes he found his family in the truest to get her new card and to Camp Murray to enroll her in military benefits. (Ben is a lieutenant colonel in the Washington

Article reopens legend of D.B. Cooper
Missoulian - Somewhere above the Cascade Range in Washington, he parachuted into legend with $200,000 in $20 bills. Nine years later, a boy He was flying home for Thanksgiving dinner with his parents in Sequim, Wash., and was among the 36 passengers Cooper

Storm set to blow into area
KONP 1450AM - Port Angeles) - The National Weather Service says the first big storm of the season is blowing into Western Washington with The advisory for the Port Angeles and Sequim area goes into effect at 2 pm and will last until 11 tonight. Winds of

A wonderful winter walk on Dungeness Spit, world’s longest
OregonLive.com - Sequim (pronounced “skwim”) is a fish out of water in Western Washington, tucked away as it is in the Olympics’ rain shadow. The town lies beneath a “blue hole” in the sky that restricts rain to 17 inches annually, less than half Portland’s total. The

Man who inspired generations of Japanese Americans dies
KUSA-TV - Nearing his graduation from the University of Washington in Seattle his career advisor told him that he had better look for Michael, a professor at the University of Missouri Medical School, and by his two daughters, Christie Harveson of Sequim

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