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Matthew Nash

Matthew Nash

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Reporter, Sequim Gazette

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  • City staff directed to do deeper dive on fireworks’ impact

    By Matthew Nash Verified| Sequim Gazette Verified After hearing impassioned reasons from the public in March to ban or keep public fireworks displays in Carrie Blake Community Park, Sequim City Councilors opted to have staff do more research before any decisions are made. Councilors directed staff to bring back more research on fireworks’ impacts and possible options regarding this year’s Independence Day fireworks display to the April 28th council meeting.

    By Matthew Nash Verified · Sequim Gazette

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Sheriff’s Office seeks missing 10-year-old boy near Blue Mountain Road

    By Matthew Nash Verified| Sequim Gazette Verified Clallam County Sheriff’s Office reports a 10-year-old boy, Mason Combs, has been missing since 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 15 near Blue Mountain Road. Deputies with Clallam County Sheriff’s Office and its Search and Rescue team, and Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office deputies have been using drones to search the woods south of U.S. Highway 101, they report.

    By Matthew Nash Verified · Sequim Gazette

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • City staff directed to do deeper dive on fireworks’ impact

    By Matthew Nash Verified| Sequim Gazette Verified After hearing impassioned reasons from the public in March to ban or keep public fireworks displays in Carrie Blake Community Park, Sequim City Councilors opted to have staff do more research before any decisions are made. Councilors directed staff to bring back more research on fireworks’ impacts and possible options regarding this year’s Independence Day fireworks display to the April 28th council meeting.

    By Matthew Nash Verified · Sequim Gazette

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Sequim Gazette

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