MSN MoneyCentral - banking locations in Bremerton, Silverdale, Gig Harbor, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Sequim, Federal Way, Port Townsend and Port Angeles. The company also operates a loan production office in Belfair. All locations are within the State of Washington. We

New jaunts for long-timers
Seattle Times - Set out to visit Washington lighthouses, such as the New Dungeness Lighthouse at the end of the Dungeness Spit in Sequim. CONNIE MCDOUGALL / SPECIAL TO THE SEATTLE TIMES The USS Turner Joy, a destroyer that saw duty in Vietnam, now serves as a

SEQUIM STUDENTS FACE ‘GRIM’ REALITY
Sequim Gazette - The van and hearse were part of a lesson that the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, Clallam County Fire District 3, Sequim Police Department, Sequim Valley Funeral Chapel, Washington State Patrol and St. Luke?s Episcopal Church Reverend Maggie Bourne

NEW DEVELOPMENT EXAMPLE OF SUB-AREA PLAN
Sequim Gazette - If all goes as planned, 17 new retail spaces and six luxury condominiums will crop up on East Washington Street between North Sequim Avenue and North Sunnyside Avenue ? right on the outskirts of the city?s Sub-Area Plan. Sequim-based development

HEAD TAX TAKES BACK SEAT TO JUDGE POSITION
Sequim Gazette - The position is open to any attorney licensed to practice in Washington state who is a registered voter in the county. The filing period for all elected positions is June 4-8. The resolution approves funding, not only for the third judge position

NEW B&G CLUB EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NAMED
Sequim Gazette - Prior to his stint at the Boy Scouts, Schilling spent 26 years as a Washington state trooper, and three of those years were where I learned that I enjoyed working with youth, said Schilling, who will be working with the clubs both in Sequim and

LONGTIME SEQUIM PIONEER DIES
Sequim Gazette - LONGTIME SEQUIM PIONEER DIES Bob McCrorie, 2007 Irrigation Festival honorary pioneer, died of age related causes June 3 Bob was born in Canada and moved to the Yakima Valley in eastern Washington with his parents and siblings as a young child

READER BOARD RESET AFTER 101 COLLISION
Sequim Gazette - The Driving 101 safety sign, located near the Washington State Patrol Headquarters, starts over at one after a serious April 11, when a white Jeep Cherokee driven by 70-year-old Kay Lynn Clure of Poulsbo veered off the road near the Sequim

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