Wed, Sep 16, 2009
2 arrested for burglary at Flipper's
Two Sequim men were arrested early Thursday, Sept. 10, for stealing more than $400 from a Carlsborg restaurant and causing an estimated $500 damage.
10th Dungeness River Festival grows to 3-day event
The Dungeness River Festival, set for Sept. 25-27, is growing.
Wed, Sep 9, 2009
Two peninsula women have a very long walk ahead of them.
Banana Belt Kelly, a tiny shop at the corner of Riverside Drive and Secor Road in Sequim, is a dream come true for Kelly Yarnes.
An unusually united city council isn't concerned about incoming city manager Vernon Stoner having been fired from his last job nor the circumstances that might have surrounded it.
Sequim to Colorado in seven easy steps
Reporter's Notebook
Sequim says goodbye to 'Big Herm'
Just for a moment, when you look at these fields, strip the clutter away. Take down the fences, demolish the dugouts and scoreboard, kick dirt to cover the baselines, toss away the bases.
Roger McGuinn to return, turn, turn
Roger McGuinn has performed his music publicly for more than 50 years but the former Byrds member never has had more fun than he's having right now.
Quilters express gratitude to needy veterans
Veterans corner
From the DVD shelf to the bookshelf, Rebecca Redshaw, author of the weekly "Sofa Cinema" column in the Sequim Gazette, has compiled more than 175 reviews into a new book.
Noon Rotarians honor Mary Hadley
The Rotary Club of Sequim board of directors recently voted to approve Mary Hadley's nomination for honorary membership for the year 2009-2010.
Motorcyclist in serious condition at Harborview
A Georgia man seriously injured Aug. 31 in a motorcycle versus truck collision north of Sequim was listed in serious condition Tuesday afternoon at Harborview Medical Center, and his wife was listed in satisfactory condition.
Memoirs tell civilian's, GIs' tales of World War II
The Bookmonger
Linda Herzog: Support city staff
Sequim is a city undergoing growing pains, but it will come out OK if it supports its professional city staff, said outgoing Interim City Manager Linda Herzog.
Laura Maroney named Sequim Lion of Year
The Sequim Valley Lions Club has named Laura Maroney as "2008-2009 Lion of the Year" for her contributions to the club's eyeglasses and hearing aids program.
Kidnapping trial set for Nov. 16
A California couple arrested in May for taking two boys from their Sequim home now face a Nov. 16 trial.
Group health comes back: Blessing or curse on OMC?
I recently learned that Group Health Cooperative, the large Seattle-based Health Maintenance Organization, is considering expanding its coverage area to include both Clallam and Jefferson counties.
Funny page opinions off the funnies page
For the past 25 years, Sequim's personalities and news bits have been immortalized in "toons" by Tim Quinn.
Collision counter reset after WSP cruiser hits woman
Drivers who regularly pass the electronic message sign at the Washington State Patrol's office between Port Angeles and Sequim may have noticed it was reset for the first time since Oct. 8, 2008.
Olympic Cellars Winery hosts the Sons of Italy Fall Fest and Grape Stomp from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 12.
2 Sequim teens could face trial on adult charges
Two Sequim teenage brothers arrested for incest and rape face hearings next week to determine if they will be charged as adults.
College schedules GED and ESL classes
English as a Second Language classes begin Monday, Sept. 14, at Sequim Community School, 220 W. Alder St., Sequim.
Frick's Drugs and Jim's Pharmacy no longer can accept most leftover, out-of-date or unused narcotic prescription drugs in their stores due to a ruling by the federal Drug Enforcement Agency.
Wed, Sep 2, 2009
People may notice a new sight around town beginning Saturday, the familiar white U.S. Postal Service delivery truck.
This article concludes an interview of Sequim Schools Superintendent Bill Bentley by Sequim Gazette reporter Michael Dashiell. The first installment appeared Sept. 26.
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