Thu, Dec 17, 2009
Happy holidays at Sequim High
Some gifts were small, others for a chuckle.
Christmas tree Labradoodle
Koko, a 2 1/2 year old Labradoodle, is ready for the holiday season with his Christmas tree cut and dye job
Middle School doors go Christmas
Sequim middle schoolers got into the festive spirit with their annual door-decorating contest on Dec. 17.
Peninsula College names memorial fund for Chinese international students
The Peninsula College Foundation has set up a memorial fund for the two international students who lost their lives in a car accident on December 12.
H1N1 (swine flu) vaccine available to all groups in many areas
Vaccination encouraged, especially for high-risk people
Wed, Dec 16, 2009
Chamber of Commerce after hours open house
Members of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce socialize at the organization's open house at the Sequim Visitor Center on Tuesday, Dec. 15.
It's a conspiracy
High school youths at Dungeness Community Church believe that Christmas still can change the world
Small agency shares its big heart with Sequim
"People who care about doing something for their neighbor."
Tiny garments clothe wee babes
The tiny blankets, teensy caps and itty-bitty booties look like they were made to dress dolls.
UGA expansion helps Battelle
Battelle's Sequim Marine Research Operations Center can begin planning a new waterfront building...
VFWs hold benefits for Lakewood families
Weekend events slated in Sequim
Hospital hires new navigator
Malia Delohery-Dart has joined Olympic Medical Cancer Center as the new patient navigator.
Help Gazette make the news
Glenn appointed as college trustee
Former Olympic Medical Center CEO Mike Glenn has been appointed to the Peninsula College board of trustees by Gov. Chris Gregoire.
Game farm starts kennel upgrade
Olympic Game Farm, a popular Sequim tourist attraction since the early 1970s...
Foundation's 'mini' grants pay big dividends
Helen Haller science teacher Dave Hasenpflug is hoping he and his students can build better rockets.
End of an era
Retiring councilors Paul McHugh and Walt Schubert thanked the Sequim community...
Spotlight on Family Planning
Snow, chimneys, stoves concern District 3 firefighters
When it comes to emergency preparedness this winter, Clallam County Fire District 3 wants you to look to the sky.
Community news briefs
Clallam deputy is state's top cop
The Clallam County Sheriff's deputy who was shot in January while investigating a trespass in Neah Bay was named the 2009 Washington Council of Police and Sheriffs Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.
City to buy back ex-rest stop
Five acres surplusedby WSDOT
City sued over center
Developer wants 3 requirements waived
Business briefs
Sing 'The Messiah' yourself
For the 10th time in Sequim, Handel With Care will offer an opportunity to the community to sing or listen to Handel's "The Messiah."
All can get H1N1 shots
Next wave of H1N1 expected in January
PUD gets Enron refunds
Clallam County Public Utility District's energy conservation programs will receive $59,724 from a state attorney general's settlement with former energy trader Enron over market manipulation in 2000-2001.
Sequim Valley Airport to continue operating
The Sequim Valley Airport will continue operating despite last month's death of longtime president Winnie Sallee.
Tue, Dec 15, 2009
The Open Aire Market has its new director
On Monday, Dec. 14, Lisa Bridge succeeded Mark Ozias, who stepped down to pursue his new Sequim store, the Red Rooster Grocery.
Cell call leads to drug arrest
A citizen’s call yesterday afternoon regarding possible criminal activity inside a vehicleresulted in a drug arrest for a Sequim woman.
Three Wisemen to perform in Sequim
Christian performers The Three Wisemen - Timothy James Meaney, Brett Williams and Jon Blackstone - bring their traditional Christmas, original songs and comedy to Calvary Chapel Sequim on Friday, Dec. 18.
VFWs hold benefits for Lakewood families
Veterans of Foreign War District 14 posts in Sequim and Port Angeles are fundraising for the families of the four Lakewood Police officers who were shot and killed on Nov. 29.
Mon, Dec 14, 2009
Dancing up some toys
At the seventh Dancers Dancing for Toys event, toys valued at $1,500 were donated
Sun, Dec 13, 2009
Two Sequim residents escape serious injury in double fatal east of PA
Victims were Peninsula College students from China
Fri, Dec 11, 2009
Dig deeper with spiritual direction
Pair offer companionship on exploration path
Lavender Growers give money for food and toys
The Sequim Lavender Grower’s Association donated $1,000 to the Sequim Food Bank and $500 to Toys for Tots on Dec. 11.
School buses fill-up for savings
New 1,200-gallon fuel tank saves on fuel and labor
Restrictions on Eligibility for H1N1 Vaccine Removed
Effective Monday, December 14, 2009, the Clallam, Jefferson, and Kitsap County Health jurisdictions...
Thu, Dec 10, 2009
We want your lights
Gazette to publish holiday photos
Tue, Dec 8, 2009
Glad greetings from Afghanistan
My goodness. Yesterday we got 12 packages from you and your friends!
Cuckoo for hot cocoa at SMS
Sequim Middle School all student body members had impeccable timing with their annual cocoa morning as the frost of winter rolled in.
OlyPen continues computer donations
OlyPen continues serving needy families and individuals by distributing used working-condition computers.
Interim city public works chief arrives from Anacortes
Jim Pemberton, former Anacortes public works director, began Tuesday, Dec. 8, as Sequim's interim public works director.
Hahn gets 19 years in prison
Aaron Hahn was sentenced Wednesday, Dec. 2, to 19 years in prison for trying to hire someone to kill a Sequim teenager with whom he had a 21/2-year sexual relationship.
First Teacher all set for annual winter party
The annual First Teacher winter celebration is slated for 10 a.m.-noon on Friday, Dec. 11, in the commons at Sequim Community School, 220 W. Alder St.
Demolition permits issued for Kmart, Oyster House
Two long-awaited demolition projects received permits last week, the Kmart building east of Port Angeles and the shellfish processing building on Oyster House Road.
D.V. Creamery milk tied to E. coli cases
A Sequim dairy's raw milk was the source of three recent Escherichia coli illnesses that prompted the state departments of health and agriculture to warn consumers about the product's dangers.
Community News briefs
College offers opportunity grants
Peninsula College's Opportunity Grant program has funds to assist with college tuition for up to 45 credits and the cost of textbooks.
Chiropractor pleads not guilty
A former Sequim chiropractor accused of double-billing the state Department of Labor and Industries appeared Dec. 4 in Clallam County Superior Court and pleaded not guilty.
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