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From a battle of wills with Bette Davis in the 1970s to the accusations she slapped a crew member just five years ago, Faye has always been a lightning rod for scandal and intrigue.

Dunaway, 83, can be seen ordering a crew member off set merely because she could see him, glaring at the staffer and saying: Could you leave please, youre right in my eyeline.

The survey says no.

Students, parents cite scheduling conflicts

R.I. Attorney General Peter Neronha hosted an expungement clinic Thursday evening in hopes of giving some Rhode Islanders a second chance.

A major reconfiguration of Sequim elementary schools, a teen singing sensation heard ‘round the World (Series), the loss of Hurricane Ridge’s day lodge to fire, Clallam County’s first Poet Laureate, the story of local sports icon Joe Rantz finally hits the big screen, and the shocking loss of firefighter/coach Charles (“Chad”) Cate were some of the news stories that made headlines in 2023.

Brian E. Jones, 80, organist and choir director, died November 17, 2023. A native of Duxbury, Massachusetts, he began piano studies at age eight and discovered the pipe organ soon thereafter. During his first visit to Trinity Church, Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, as an eager 10-year-old, he was said to have exclaimed, “I want to be the organist here someday!” Some three decades later, his dream became a reality. 

Sequim Good Governance League-backed candidates in Sequim City Council and Sequim School Board races appear to be well on their way to big wins in the 2023 General Election.

Other contested races remain unchanged

SEQUIM — Incumbents in the race for the Sequim School Board — two of them Sequim Good Governance League-backed candidates — have significant leads after the first ballot count in the General Election following the release of results on Nov. 7.