Ed and Nancy Weikal of Sequim and Robert and Julie Dossett of El Monte, Calif., announce the engagement of their children Lauren Weikal and Steven Johnson.
Saturday, May 31, 12 members of the Sequim Association of Realtors joined with members of Broom Busters II and cleared Scotch broom from alongside U.S. Highway 101 between Sequim Avenue and River Road.
Parents definitely need to understand the importance of the word “no” as they raise children. For such a short word it can convey so much. It changes in what you mean and how you say it.
Craig Rennebohm, acclaimed author and pioneering mental health chaplain, talked about the importance of companionship with one struggling with mental illness and how to do that at the May 15 Clallam County National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Richard Abell of the PT Smooth Talkers Toastmaster Club was awarded his Competent Communications Certificate.
Eight Sequim High School seniors were awarded scholarships by the Sequim Elks Lodge No. 2642, in the amount of $8,000, at their regular meeting on May 14.
Sequim High School senior Aaron Witherell’s entry in the Sequim Education Foundation’s ninth-annual Student Film Festival last month, “My Backyard,” helped Sequim High take home the “Elkie,” the festival’s crowd favorite.
Turi Anderson of Sequim graduated from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn., on May 5 with a degree art education, with magna cum laude honors.
On Saturday, June 7, from 1-2 p.m. at the Sequim Library, 630 N. Sequim Ave., members of the Sequim High School robotics team, Skynet Robotics NW, offer demonstrations of the robot they created this year as part of the FIRST robotic competition.
The torch made its way through Sequim last week for the Washington Special Olympics 2014 Summer Games May 30-June 1.
Begin summer watering using drip irrigation, if possible. Otherwise, water early in the day to minimize evaporation and allow leaves to dry before nightfall. Water deeply but infrequently, to encourage roots to go deeper.
When recently asked about sustainability, we realized that “sustainability” means different things to different people and this of course prompted a little research.
Student Voice, an opportunity for students and school board directors to come together for informal dialogue, was held during lunch on May 20 in the board room.