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Wed, May 26, 2010

OMC, Nash's team up at festival

Tue, May 25, 2010

Sentinels, rain ends Wolves' season

The Sequim Wolves' fastpitch team saw their season end early after a 3-2 loss in eight innings to Nisqaully League champ Steilacoom

How ’Bout Them … ?

Master Gardener Riley Bigler presents “Raising Apples in Home Gardens”

Sequim man charged with unlawful possession of a fully automatic rifle

Jesse L. Spencer, 43, of Sequim, was charged in Clallam County Superior Court with Unlawful Possession of a Machine Gun

Sprocket Rockets Pedal to Work

15 Sequim High School teachers in National Bike to Work Day

Luncheon to celebrate living, giving

Former Sequim resident Lynne Rogers hosts the third annual “Celebration of Living and Giving” luncheon

Just ducky

Annual duck derby sells more than 30,000 ducks

Mon, May 24, 2010

Sowing Sequim’s students

Flower baskets benefit agriculture programs

Fri, May 21, 2010

Bellingham ousts Sequim soccer

Sequim’s Wolves battled to a berth in the state 2A playoffs

Sequim High School students visit Safeco Field

Youths from Christy Ditlefsen’s Sports Marketing class and others take tour

Thu, May 20, 2010

State patrol says secure your truckloads

Loss of load could result in jail and fines if load causes harm

Up to Eagle

Scouts named to Boy Scouts’ highest honor

Wed, May 19, 2010

Phone credit card scam returns

Schilling quits at B&G club

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula announced the resignation of executive director Bob Schilling on Tuesday morning.

Gardeners Bloom at COGS

Power Squadron Names Bridge Officers

Peonies On Parade

Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting at the Peony Farm

Finny Fishy Fun

Youngsters angle for 2,200 rainbow trout

Purser seeks 3rd PUD term

Belts save money, help nab baddies

Auxiliary donates $20K to OMC

Nagel's purple passion

Enthusiasm. That's what Scott Nagel brings to everything he does.

Artists exhibit at library

Tim Quinn mural on track to finish

Sequim artist Tim Quinn's last major unfinished project will be completed

Tharinger ready to run for House

Sequim's county commissioner will try for Kessler's position

In the Service

Hands off that cell phone June 10

State Patrol will offer no tolerance

Gazette writer names contest

First Fed sets special day for pets

Customers rate PUD high for service, courtesy

But district must teach them about new sources

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