(Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
Kayleen McDonald of the Sequim unit of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula delivers bagged lunches to a waiting car as unit director Tessa Jackson, at left, looks on during a drive-thru Halloween in front of the organization’s Sequim facility.
Besides lunch bags, trick-or-treaters were offered hats, treats and coloring books.
Pending test results could determine homicide or suicide
Consignment shop features more than three dozen vendors
Humane Society targeting January
Discussion part of Port Townsend Marine Science Center series
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A kennel containing puppies fell out of a truck and… Continue reading
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With standing water over the roads this time of year, big splashes… Continue reading
Open enrollment runs through Dec. 7
Director covers more than $73M in six-year capital facilities plan
Twelve years in Congress to come to an end
