Wed, Sep 2, 2009
Observations
Couple face sentencing for incest
The separate court cases of a Sequim man and woman accused of sexually abusing a 9-year-old girl could be resolved this month.
A discussion of budget guidelines for city staff at Monday night's council meeting turned into a debate over the police department's size that pitted its newer councilors against its older ones.
City ramps up sidewalks, turns down federal funds
Washington Street will get new sidewalk ramps - but they might come later than this fall and won't won't be funded by the federal government.
When the sun hit the medal on his chest, Andrew Loehr's Purple Heart was almost as bright as his smile.
Bon jour! Guten tag! Buon giorno! ¡Hola!
Bon jour! Welcome to beginning French class with Marina Tulley.
Bartlett loved outdoors, animals
Shelly Marie Bartlett loved her family, the outdoors and the Clallam County Fair.
Barbecue with caution to reduce risk of cancer
Labor Day is just ahead, and who doesn't salivate at the aroma of steak on the grill?
Affordable housing forum raises more ideas than $s
When it comes to encouraging affordable housing in Sequim, the spirit is willing but the wallet is weak.
Wed, Aug 26, 2009
Susan Davis has reinvented herself. For years, she ran a company offering real estate classes in 34 states. She traveled frequently and one natural byproduct was stress - lots of it.
War hero, peace champion honored
After a rich and colorful life, Tony van Renterghem died in his Carlsborg home far from the glitz of his former life in Hollywood but surrounded by the love of family.
StreamFest adds new activities, returns favorites
Participants in North Olympic Land Trust's 10th annual StreamFest will find new activities as well as old favorites.
Stars to share stage with local vocalists
The Juan de Fuca Festival's concert season opens on Friday, Oct. 9, with Neil Berg's "100 Years of Broadway."
Rebecca Redshaw's "SOFA CINEMA: An Easy Guide to DVDs Volume 1" will be published this fall. Read all her DVD reviews compiled in one book.
Snap, an organization serving people with developmental disabilities in the Sequim community since 1998, recently named Jenell DeMatteo as interim executive director.
Good Grief
New vendors continue to join the Sequim Open Aire Market.
Sequim DQ serves charities, too
When muffling the roar of a customer's empty stomach with a burger or ice cream cone, Al and Debi Davies strive to make each ticketed item count.
The Streett family took what might be the longest road trip ever to get to Sequim.
Reviewer still falls for that old smoothie
The Dish on Dish
Pet owner's misplaced guilt can shorten a friend's life
In Vetrospect
OMC recruits seven more professionals
Olympic Medical Center has recruited seven medical care providers and a local surgeon who has come out of retirement to help meet the community's health care needs.
Lions bring health screening to Sequim
The Sequim Valley Lions Club will present the Lions Health Screening Unit in front of Safeway, 620 W. Washington St., Sequim, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 29.
Column marks 10th year of advice
Diabetes and you
Coast Guard recruits volunteers
On a two-part mission, Lt. Cmdr. Andre Billeaudeaux of the U.S. Coast Guard came to the peninsula to check on two programs, one that's his job and the other, his brainchild.
The new Spruce Street pocket park will be named June Robinson Memorial Park, the city council unanimously decided at its Monday, Aug. 24, meeting.
City Hall location remains a mystery
The city soon might have a new city hall site.
The first year of Art in the Park at the Dungeness River Audubon Center saw almost 1,000 visitors Aug. 14-21.
2 face homicide-DUI for woman's death
Two Port Angeles residents will stand trial Nov. 16 on charges of vehicular homicide-DUI for the Aug. 9 traffic collision in Port Angeles that killed Sequim resident Shelly Bartlett.
Magic won't bring back Sequim Library's summer reading program until next year.
Rolf Wald is famous for his marbles. He once wrote, "To own a marble is to have a ball!"
Gravity, momentum and the club
Short takes
Foundation names 2009 scholarship winners
The Clallam Community Foundation recently released 20 scholarships totaling $18,437 to benefit 2009 high school graduates from across the peninsula.
Floral business moving to Sequim for expansion
After one year of owning and operating Avant-Garde, Danielle Dennis is making some changes.
Fashion fundraiser benefits Safe Haven for cats
After selling out last year, Peninsula Friends of Animals has moved to larger quarters for its second annual fashion show fundraiser.
Attendance at the 90th Clallam County Fair tipped the 30,000 mark and with her first fair as manager under her belt, Shari Ioffrida called the experience an exciting one.
Dig deep enough and you might find the center of what forms a rock enthusiast.
Sequim Gazette - What are some changes Sequim students and parents will see when they go back to school?
Fri, Aug 21, 2009
A changing virus is returning to the Northern Hemisphere and each of us needs to think and review: am I ready, is my family ready, do I have a plan if my child is sick and needs to stay home from school?
Wed, Aug 19, 2009
What's your stereotype ... type ... type ... ?
Observations
The wheels at the MAC went round 'n' round
Visitors to the Museum and Art's Center's second Field Day saw a former president, some classic cars and fiddlers at the festivities Saturday, Aug. 15.
Soothe your ears and stomach with symphony
Sequim Gazette staff
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