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We on monday the new reports of sexual transmission of the virus. 14 cases currently under investigation. Cdc adding that the new report suggests sexual relations may likely be away it spreads. Most common way to be infected is through the mosquito bite. It has confirmed 23 u. S. States. And the district of columbia. Paying more for a night out. Movie tickets and activities could get nor expensive in one local community. What an admissions tax might strongsville city officials considering a new tax. On ticketed events. Everything you go to would cost more. Right now its a proposal. We found ou...

We start things off with a check of the forecast, carol standing by, built of colds one coming in this morning, but it is bright and early, maybe it will improve. I think after the weather last week, anything is a improvement. Yes. Look for better weather, nicole. Temperatures cold, but right about where they should be this time of the year. It is a much quieter weather stretch that were headed into than what we were dealing with as we headed into last weekends. 33 degrees right now, the temperature out at the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey and the light of philadelphia beyond. We do h...

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.

A Sequim applicant for a proposed gravel pit in Happy Valley withdrew his application Wednesday, Sept. 6, citing in a letter to Clallam County building officials that he, his family and business received threats over the project.

Applicant: Threats to family led to decision