Sequim Police arrest woman for attempted murder

Dietz, 48, allegedly cut neighbor at Sunbelt Apartments

Department of Transportation work at Morse Creek is on schedule

Construction is expected to begin in 2021

City shares campaign signs etiquette as complaints rise

MAT signs to remain up so long as property owner gives permission

City sets pavement project; work to begin Monday

The City of Sequim will rehabilitate selected sections of city streets beginning Monday, Oct. 14, at two locations: • Oak… Continue reading

Lehman Market murals re-emerge

Museum and Arts Center working to distribute murals depicting history, heritage of Sequim

Olympic Medical Center became a named plaintiff in an American Hospital Association’s lawsuit against the federal government earlier this year. File photo by Jesse Major/Peninsula Daily News

Feds claim ruling blocks payment to hospital clinics

Attorneys describe motion as ‘strange’

Interim school superintendent talks contract extension, ballot measures

School board to decide on next steps after election

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Interim Sequim School District superintendent Rob Clark, right, addresses the audience before swearing in Larry Jeffryes, left, to fill the previously vacant Director District 1 seat on the school board on Oct. 7. Jeffryes was selected to fill the seat in the Sept. 23 board meeting, and is running unopposed for that seat in the Nov. 5 general election. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

Sequim School Board hears SMS drill report, adds director

Jeffryes sworn into vacant seat before hearing Criminal Mass Casualty Incident drill report

 

County commissioners urge DCD to clean up Midway Metals property

Clallam County commissioners have urged the Department of Community Development to continue pursuing a cleanup of a non-conforming scrapyard on… Continue reading

 

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Football: Wolves romp to 44-14 Homecoming win

Buccaneers strike first, but Sequim scored six straight touchdowns to secure big win

 

Senior forward Eden Johnson (second from right, no. 9) celebrates with her teammates after scoring Sequim’s second goal of a 5-0 win over Kingston on Oct. 3. Hanna Wagner (left, no. 14) also scored a goal on the night, and nearly scored three more on an impressive night for the sophomore forward. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

Girls soccer: Wolves romp over Kingston, stagger to Bulldogs

A split week in league results still has Sequim’s girls soccer team looking up

 

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Crab, seafood fest set for Oct. 11-13

No need to get crabby — the peninsula’s ever-popular seafood festival is almost here. The 18th Dungeness Crab & Seafood… Continue reading

 

Harpist, guest conductor to join Chamber Orchestra

Port Angeles Chamber Orchestra concerts Times/dates: • 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 301 Lopez Ave., Port… Continue reading

 

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