News :: Sequim Gazette

Wed, Feb 4, 2009

The latest exhibition in the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center's ongoing showcase series dedicated to the artists of the Juan de Fuca region, Strait Art 2009, returns from March 22-May 10.

State commission set to consider sportfishing rules

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission is scheduled to consider adopting a package of sportfishing rule changes for the 2009-2010 season during its Feb. 6-7 meeting in Olympia.

Judge admits DNA in death row case

The man sitting on death row, once from Sequim, hopes recently approved DNA testing will help clear his name.

Peninsula College Christian club picks leaders

Peninsula College Christian Student Fellowship recently chose officers for the 2008-2009 school year.

Park hosts 10th Perspectives series

Presenters of Olympic National Park's Perspectives series announced the schedule for the remainder of the season.

Wed, Jan 28, 2009

Van De Wege bill could fund rescue tug at Neah Bay

Co-op would include more than oil companies

Traveler's Journal series shares tales from the four corners of the world

First presentation features the Pinza family in Cambodia

Sequim teen sentenced to 39 months in plea bargain

Restitution for stolen guns still must be determined

Bartenders belly up for mixology matches

Oasis hosts competition for pourers, best drinks

Sequim postal worker creates gingerbread White House replica

Even politics can taste good

Sequim Church of Religious Science changes name

Now it's Sequim Center for Spiritual Living

School Briefs

Same Day Surgery celebrates 25 years

Founder recalls early controversy

Roadside guide traces Mount Rainer geology

News Briefs

Meetings

Library keeping books open while building is closed

Renovations expected to take 8 to 10 weeks

Jade's Hair House made dream come true

Three stylists combine talents

Gazette's readers answer 'Where's Ya Doggy?'

Gracie reunited with her owner after alert about missing collie

From the police blotter

Estes Builders takes Best Builder honors

County budget receives help, takes financial blows

Timber revenue, underspending help 2009 general fund balance

College will host science exhibit, Darwin Day events

Clallam County Superior Court

Business Briefs

Matthew Nash joins staff at the Gazette

GETTING IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR

Explore chocolate's sweet savory sides

Sequim retiree teaching painting classes at senior center

Wed, Jan 21, 2009

You can't tell the plays without a calendar

Timing may mean everything to the success or failure of a bill

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