Businesses take sides on MAT discussion
Nursery, restaurant see boycotts over stances
League of Women Voters resets Sequim opioid talk for Sept. 24
The League of Women Voters of Clallam County has rescheduled a free public presentation by Dr. Allison Unthank, Clallam County… Continue reading
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League of Women Voters resets Sequim opioid talk for Sept. 24
The League of Women Voters of Clallam County has rescheduled a free public presentation by Dr. Allison Unthank, Clallam County… Continue reading
State officals concerned about vape-related lung illnesses
State officials are monitoring an ongoing investigation headed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food… Continue reading
Business
What’s New at the Market: Mai Thai Flowers
Waan Whitaker with Mai Thai Flowers is a new vendor at the market this summer. She was an English teacher Continue reading...
Business briefs — Sept. 18, 2019
Town & Country adds Teitzel to staff Realtor Cindy Teitzel recently joined the the staff at Town & Country real Continue reading...
Sports
Football: Sequim runs away with win at Forks
Playing through the rain in their first road game against a traditionally tough Forks team, Sequim’s Wolves overcame all of… Continue reading
Volleyball: Roughriders edge Sequim’s Wolves in 5 sets
A young, rebuilding Wolves nearly completed a comeback in their Olympic League opener last week but came up short against… Continue reading
Life
Milestone: Sequim quilter Marla Varner sees piece place fourth
American Quilter’s Society, the largest quilting membership organization in the world, announced last week that Marla Varner of Sequim took… Continue reading
Railroaders to celebrate 20th train show at county fairgrounds
Event becoming so big, organizers considering expansion again
Opinion
Editor’s Corner: Casey, former Gazette editor, leaves a legacy
The first time I met Jim Casey, we were angling for the same job. What an awkward introduction. I’d been… Continue reading
Being Frank: Habitat work shows promise of salmon recovery
Treaty tribes are encouraged by fish passage improvement projects in the Puget Sound region and other projects that will open… Continue reading
Guest opinion: Gov. Inslee passes up a chance to confront corporate ‘blackmail’
Water Matters: Clean Water ‘Act’
Guest opinion: Budget veto has Gov. Inslee in hot water
Being Frank: Tribes outraged by EPA move to roll back improved water quality standards
Aging Successfully: Centenarian advice for a long life
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