The Maxx Entertainment Center, Iron Mountain - Today, Mane Event Karaoke, 8 p.m. Today, open mic (variety music), starting at 6 p.m. Oak Crest Golf Club, Norway - Today, Trivia Time starting at 6 p.m. Other local entertainment: Oddfellows, Iron Mountain - Today, Burgers, Bluegrass and Beers with Them Two of the local area (variety bluegrass music), 6 to 9 p.m. at the Big 10 Sports Bar & Grill in Quinnesec. Matthew Nash is a reporter with the Olympic Peninsula News Group, which is composed of Sound Publishing newspapers Peninsula Daily News, Sequim Gazette and Forks Forum.QUINNESEC - Andy Gibbons and Damian Lakomy return home Saturday to perform with their old country band, Bad Axe Rodeo, starting at 8 p.m. “The power of the project lies in Jamestown’ S’Klallam’s commitment to the community, their relationships, and in short, their family.”įor more information on the 7 Cedars Casino and Resort, 270756 U.S. “The power of this project is not what it looks like or how many rooms it has or how big it is,” Belding said. The tribe also will begin building a connection to the City of Sequim’s wastewater treatment plant, which is expected to connect to the system in late fall of 2019. He said the tribe has cleared about 5 acres worth of forested land for additional parking, with the trees being repurposed as “woody debris” in peninsula rovers for salmon habitat. Swinerton, a San Francisco, Calif.-based construction company with offices in Bellevue, is the main contractor for the overall project, but Ron Allen said he hopes to use as many local sub-contractors and services as possible.

Tribal officials anticipate the expansion increasing staff from 450 to 550. The project was originally slated to begin in 2008, but tribe officials delayed it because of the national financial downturn at that time, Jerry Allen said in a previous interview. “It will make the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe regional leaders in the hospitality industry.”

“It’s going to pave the way for economic growth across the peninsula,” Belding said.

Ron Allen, Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Council chairman, told an audience of more than 150 people that “the eventual product you see here will reflect who we are, reflect the beauty and pristine of the Olympic Peninsula.” Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Groupīelding and Ron Allen said the resort will help establish Blyn as a “gateway to the Olympic Peninsula.”

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