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LAUREL AND HARDY DO THE TWIST
Written by: KSQM PUBLIC RELATIONS
04/20/2020
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VERY talented duo!


They sing.


They dance.


They play the Ukulele and eat fresh pineapple!


Is there just no end to their entertainment value?


See below for a snippet of their hoofing-ability.


And much thanks to Dorothy for providing the guffaws!

DO YOU LOVE TO BOOGIE?
Written by: THE UNKNOWN WRITER
04/20/2020
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T. REX sure does! See the video below:

(Can you name any of these moveez)?




MAT CLINIC DESIGN REVEALED
Written by: ED EVANS
12/10/2019
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Jamestown S’Klallam tribal officials unveiled their initial design concept for a planned medicine-assisted treatment – or MAT – clinic during an invitation-only gathering last Thursday.  The Peninsula Daily News says Tribal Chairman Ron Allen told the 200 or so supporters of the project that the clinic to help North Olympic Peninsula residents battle opioid addiction is moving forward.

 

Acknowledging there are people in the community who oppose the facility, he said “we firmly believe this project works.”  He said the MAT clinic is about healing, about getting people healthy again. As he spoke, dozens of people were staging a protest outside the tribe’s Jamestown Family Health Clinic where the presentation was being held.  


Tribal health services director Brent Simcosky said the tribe plans to file its application for the clinic with the City of Sequim next month. The preliminary design concept envisions a building expected to be 17,000 square feet.  The facility will be located on a 20 acre parcel purchased by the tribe in May of 2018 on South 9th Avenue adjacent to Highway 101 near the Costco store in Sequim.  


The clinic has drawn the anger of a number of area residents, expressing concerns that such a facility would draw criminal activity to the area. Simcosky says tribal officials have addressed those concerns a number of times.  He said the tribe’s MAT application to the city will include a Community Response Plan to address community concerns such as safety. The project, says tribal chairman Ron Allen, “is about getting people healthy.”

DID YOU EVER FIND YOUR TICKETY-BOO?
Written by: KSQM PUBLIC AFFAIRS
11/26/2019
A small logo depicting the news story DID YOU EVER FIND YOUR TICKETY-BOO?

Well...if you haven't, (as yet)...then keep reading.  All the way to the bottom.  (We'll have a short film and a quiz immediately afterwards).


Stay tuned to KSQM for more great music, information and COMMERCIAL-FREE entertainment.  And if you appreciate our radio service, remember to call us right now and make a contribution.  The number to call is 360-681-0000.


As to the definition of "Tickety-Boo"...


We believe that Danny Kaye said it best.  On a Bicycle, no less!


See the video below and decide for yourself!


Then call us at 360-681-0000 and make a contribution that is nothing less than "Tickety-Boo"!


WORD OF THE WEEK -
Written by: MARY NORTON
08/02/2019
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The Klallam word of the week is  "DOOR". 


In Partnership with the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, KSQM brings you the Klallam Word of the Week.


“Word of the Week” is a short educational feature spotlighting a Klallam language word by pronunciation, definition and use.  Vocal talents provided by Mary Norton, Charlene Dick and Loni Greninger and Timothy O'Connell. 


Music performed by Jonah LittleSunday.



“Word of the Week” is heard on KSQM every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 12:30 and 5PM, and is made possible through the support of The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe.


“Word of the Week” is also heard on KPTZ 91.9 FM every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 5:15PM. 


Visit their website: www.kptz.org.

GUESS WHO ELSE WAS A MARINE?
Written by: KSQM NEWSCENTER STAFF
11/10/2018
A small logo depicting the news story GUESS WHO ELSE WAS A MARINE?

Yep.  Betcha didn't know that Bugs Bunny was an honorary Marine. He was given the rank of honorary Marine master sergeant for his performance in "Super-Rabbit", (Warner Bros-1943). 


Actor and comedian Bob Hope, famous for his work with the USO, was named an honorary brigadier general of the Corps.




See the clip below and learn about some other famous Marines.


And by the way, Happy 246th Birthday, Marine...


"Sempre Fi" !

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