Jamestown’s Justice Center opens, expands space for officers

Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s Public Safety and Justice Center is open and officers say they are ready to serve those in… Continue reading

Former Five Acre School owners Brian Walsh and Autumn Piontek-Walsh, left, stand with the members of the new non-profit school board. From third left: Kristin Smith, Susan Craig, Jason Cline, Heidi VanDenberg, Allison Mahaney. Photo submitted.

Sequim’s Five Acre School becomes non-profit organization

School wants to better serve community with new ownership model.

Food Bank officials name building after dedicated volunteer

For 13-plus years, Stephen Rosales, 63, has been a fixture at the Sequim Food Bank. He’s helped expand its offerings,… Continue reading

Free Summer Food Program continues this summer in Sequim, Port Angeles

Once school is out, meals are on for local children — thanks to the Boys & Girls Clubs of the… Continue reading

Sequim school board names Rob Clark interim superintendent

Clark will take on his new role on July 1.

Forest Service issues plan for 30 miles of roads in Olympic National Forest

Hikers and backpackers may be in for a longer walk on some trails south of Sequim following the completion of… Continue reading

Olympic Theatre Arts announces shows for 40th season

Whether you enjoy period pieces, seasonal tales or comedic ventures, Olympic Theatre Arts offers something for every cultural taste bud Continue reading...

Pictured, from left, Sequim Middle School students Finn Marlow, Julia Jeffers, Desmond Tippins, Ruby Coulson, and Kari Olson pose with their SeaPerch regionals ROV “The Banana Boat,” left, and their SeaPerch nationals competition ROV the “Fire Breathing Rubber Ducky.” Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley.

SMS students make a national mark in SeaPerch

Mechanical issues sank their results, but students loved the experience

Sequim High grads competing on the next level

Following Sequim High graduate Elise Beuke’s second NCAA championship season rowing for the University of Washington, more than a dozen Continue reading...

Sequim FC finishes spring season in the sun

On the hottest day of the year so far, Sequim FC’s spring season came to a close with players unsure Continue reading...

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Peninsula College’s 2019 commencement ceremony set for Saturday

Peninsula College hosts the school’s its 57th Commencement ceremony on Saturday, June 22, when it awards to students 574 degrees… Continue reading

 

Sequim School Board considers curriculm changes, more

While the Sequim School District board of directors’ meeting was dominated by the interviews of two candidates for the interim… Continue reading

 

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With its cornerstone facility getting a major expansion, the 7 Cedars look is getting a make-over as well. Officials overseeing Continue reading...

 

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Equestrian sports: Sequim’s Niemeyer takes third at regional meet

Competing with the top equestrian high school athletes in two states, Sequim High School junior Grace Niemeyer (and Cody) placed… Continue reading

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College sports: PC picks annual athletic award winners

Halle Watson, Sterling Penniston-John, Casandra White, Nyair Cleveland, Samantha Oliveira and Sunshine Vicente were the recipients of the six major… Continue reading

 

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Petals & Pathways: Master Gardeners prep 26th-annual home garden tour in Sequim

The Petals and Pathways Home Garden tour, sponsored by the Master Gardener Foundation of Clallam County, will highlight five beautifully… Continue reading

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See, take flight on ‘Wings of Freedom’

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