Master Gardeners help remove giant agave on Fifth Avenue
Several baby plants uncovered below large leaves
SHS students look to correctly stage ‘The Play that goes Wrong’
A spirit of camaraderie and laughter pervaded Sequim High School Auditorium at a recent rehearsal for the Operetta Club’s production…
PTA seeks support for elementary schools’ ‘Turkey Trot’
Sequim Elementary PTA is rounding up support for students to once again run, walk, skip, and/or roll along at its…
Cranksgiving rolls out on Saturday
Food fundraiser on wheels seeks riders
Peninsula Singers present songs of the season this weekend
For two matinee shows, Peninsula Singers present an afternoon of chamber choral music plus a few songs of the season…
River Center’s Nature Mart introduces limited edition ornament Nov. 23-24
As is tradition on the weekend before Thanksgiving, the Dungeness River Nature Center at Railroad Bridge Park, 1943 W. Hendrickson…
What’s Happening at the Market: Vendors host first event in winter series Saturday
Grab your coat, scarf, and favorite reusable bag and join us for our Winter Markets happening on November 23 and…
The weekly police blotter includes incidents that occurred in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County in the… More than 50 local groups recently received a boost from a Sequim philanthropist more than 30 years after his passing.Police blotter — Nov. 20, 2024
Haller Foundation awards $350K in grants to community groups
Washington unemployment drops slightly despite job losses
The state’s economy lost an estimated 35,900 jobs (seasonally adjusted) in October while the monthly unemployment rate decreased to 4.7%,…
Business news — Nov. 20, 2024
Paradise Restaurant closes this weekend for retirement
Business news — Nov. 13, 2024
Paradise Restaurant to close for retirement
Peninsula College wins men’s, women’s soccer conference titles
It’s a twofer for the Peninsula College men’s and women’s soccer teams.
Wolf Pack brings back Letterman jacket tradition
Organizers with Sequim Wolf Pack, a local youth football and cheer program, recently recognized a long-time participant and volunteer for…
- Girls Swimming: Roughriders take 8th, Wolves 21st at state swim meet
- All-Olympic Football squad includes multiple Wolves
- Prep Football: Wolves fall 56-3 in districts to Chehalis’ W.F. West
- Girls Swimming: Shinkle to swim for Wolves at state
- Volleyball: Sequim goes 1-2 at districts
- Cross Country: Hulstedt places 53rd at state meet
Parenting In Focus: A message for dad
By Cynthia Martin
PHOTO: Winter on the way
Photo by Patrice Sanders
- Soroptimist International names Sequim Girls of the Month for Sept., Oct.
- Supermoon sky high above Sequim
- Faith News — Nov. 20, 2024
- Dolls span countries, decades and generations at Sequim show
- Boys Girls Clubs’ auction breaks fundraiser’s record
- Milestone: Soroptimists provide boost to Sequim Food Bank
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One Sequim High senior will drive home in a new car, thanks to local auto dealer
The torn out pages from my insect guidebook tell me when to swat and when to flee. As we celebrate the Sequim Gazette’s 50th anniversary, we find ourselves reflecting on the remarkable journey that has brought us…Guest opinion: A mathematical guide to defensive driving
Celebrating 50 Years: Honoring the Gazette’s legacy while embracing the future
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Updated: Puppy dies after unsecured kennel hit on highway
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Agnew free pantry adds personal hygiene products
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Rotary makes big donation to Food Bank, continues volunteer effort
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Olympic Medical Center to implement five-year safety plan
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Applications being accepted for next Clallam County poet laureate
