Wed, Aug 5, 2009
Mikael the Mime to perform in Sequim and P.A.
Children of all ages are invited to join the North Olympic Library System's Summer Reading Program with free performances by mime Mikael Rudolph on Friday, Aug. 7.
Jamestown S'Klallams welcome canoes
The Jamestown S'Klallam tribe's canoes, including the newly blessed Little Sister, joined about 20 other tribal canoes on Saturday on their way to the Suquamish reservation west of Poulsbo.
Irrigation Festival seeking logo with railroading theme
Submissions are being accepted for the 2010 Sequim Irrigation Festival logo design. The theme for the 2010 festival is "115 Years of Pioneers."
Humane Society seeks canine foster homes during kennel upgrade
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society received a grant for $5,000 from the Mary P. Dociani Halloran Foundation in New York to refinish the dog kennel floors.
Health care bill will alter Medicare
I would like to start this month's column with an update to my May column. In that column, I explained that I had written to 20+ government officials, both elected and appointed, regarding my observations and opinions of the Medicare system.
Goodwill opens learn/earn program for seniors
You thought you'd be happily grazing in high grass, having been put out to pasture, but now you must get back into harness.
Father Victor Olvida comes to St. Joseph's
Starting over is a constant theme throughout the Bible.
Despite writing "Bar Exam: Tavern Tales and Reflections," about a tavern and its patrons, Bill Lamperes doesn't consider himself a lush.
David Brewer remembered for singing and teaching
Sequim resident O. David Brewer was remembered by people who worked with him as a kind man with an amazing voice that a reviewer once compared to an entire Greek chorus.
Collectors explore world in a 1-inch square
Hans Kask escaped from Estonia with his family in the 1940s when he was a child and his older brother managed to bring out a small stamp collection.
Cedar, salmon: Northwest icons combine for feast
Kitchen Korner
Bill's Plumbing marks 50 years in business
Sometimes men send their wives into Bill's Plumbing to buy a part or ask a question. What could the woman behind the counter know about plumbing?
Annual festival offers art, pet psychic
Paws In The Garden, the sixth-annual artists for animals benefit, is 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 8-9, at Vision Landscape Nursery, 131 Kitchen-Dick Road, between Sequim and Port Angeles. The fundraising event includes education, entertainment, art and music.
Wed, Jul 29, 2009
In April 2003, Pat Hovis learned a new word. Lymphangioleiomyomatosis.
One lucky local veterinarian will have the opportunity to kiss a pig at the Clallam County Fair - courtesy of the 4-H Leaders' Council.
Transportation tax returning to ballot
The proposed Transportation Benefit District sales tax that voters narrowly defeated in November 2008 is headed to the ballot again in November 2009.
Too little water flows UNDER the BRIDGE
People may be enjoying this stretch of warm, dry weather, but some east county residents could be asked - or required - to conserve water soon if it continues.
Tiny trees from giant efforts grow
Master Gardener Bob Kauffman will discuss the fundamentals of creating your own bonsai at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, at the Master Gardener demonstration garden at 2711 Woodcock Road, Sequim.
Thief beats man for saving sign
A 29-year-old Clallam County employee stopped thieves from taking a signpost at the intersection of Kitchen-Dick Lane and Woodcock Road.
In Vetrospect
Starting a new chapter in life
Reporter's Notebook
Rebecca Redshaw
The Sequim Open Aire Market welcomes August and you from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. this Saturday, Aug. 1, on Cedar Street in downtown Sequim.
After a long winter of economic woes, Sequim's schools got a bit of good news last week.
River Festival will grow with the flow
The Dungeness River Festival, Sept. 25-27, is growing. Last year, nearly 3,000 attended this celebration of the water, wildlife and bounty of the river's watershed, held at Railroad Bridge Park, 2151 W. Hendrickson Road, in Sequim.
Robert Couch has begun a new project - restoring his life - much like he restored handmade classic cars.
Two Serenity House Thrift Store shoppers added to their pocketbooks by luck of the draw. Sequim residents Kathleen Hennen-Vietz and Jeff Nugent each won $250 Visa gift cards for shopping at the Port Angeles, 502 E. First St., and Sequim, 215 N. Sequim Ave., thrift stores.
Prepped since February, the Sequim Senior Activity Center's volunteers have packed three storage units and their building for the center's fourth benefit sale.
Raspberries ready at U-pick farms
Kitchen Korner
OMC Auxiliary donates to home health, hospital
The Olympic Medical Center Auxiliary donated more than $17,500 to Olympic Medical Home Health and Olympic Medical Center's medical/surgical/pediatric unit.
Olympic Land Trust invites public to honor staffer, meet successor
North Olympic Land Trust's conservation director Allison Lutz is moving from the Olympic Peninsula to Bend, Ore.
Susan Pennington of Sequim has won the North Olympic Library System's first slogan contest.
Laugh ye heads off as St. Luke's women put on play for new chapel
William Shakespeare's most famous heroines are meeting in Sequim.
Hutchison, Hinton compete at national tourney
Just a few weeks before the biggest youth wrestling tournament in the country, Joe Hutchison wasn't trying to underplay his competition.
The Emergency Management Division of the Clallam County Sheriff's Office advises residents that the National Weather Services forecasts the warmest temperatures of the year through the middle of next week.
Marlin Holden has many words for describing what it feels like to finish a tribal canoe journey.
Gardiner residents must await a decision by Clallam County Fire District 3's board of commissioners on whether to annex their area, a decision that may not come anytime soon.
Elwha River Casino to host Artisan Alley of native work
The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe will host canoe families on its reservation from their landing at Hollywood Beach in downtown Port Angeles through July 31.
East seeks e-mails on manager search
City Councilor candidate Mike East has filed a public records request with the city for e-mails regarding the city manager selection process.
Cherry crop overloads business owner
Larry Culp is up to his ears in cherries.
CG Auxiliarist wins national award
Dr. Marilynn R. Leonard of Port Angeles has been chosen as the 2008 Coast Guard Auxiliarist of the Year.
Casad remembered for his lifelong love of music
Pat Casad played jazz not because he wanted to play but because he had to play.
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