Wed, Jul 29, 2009
The Emergency Management Division of the Clallam County Sheriff's Office advises residents that the National Weather Services forecasts the warmest temperatures of the year through the middle of next week.
Marlin Holden has many words for describing what it feels like to finish a tribal canoe journey.
Gardiner residents must await a decision by Clallam County Fire District 3's board of commissioners on whether to annex their area, a decision that may not come anytime soon.
Elwha River Casino to host Artisan Alley of native work
The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe will host canoe families on its reservation from their landing at Hollywood Beach in downtown Port Angeles through July 31.
East seeks e-mails on manager search
City Councilor candidate Mike East has filed a public records request with the city for e-mails regarding the city manager selection process.
Cherry crop overloads business owner
Larry Culp is up to his ears in cherries.
CG Auxiliarist wins national award
Dr. Marilynn R. Leonard of Port Angeles has been chosen as the 2008 Coast Guard Auxiliarist of the Year.
Casad remembered for his lifelong love of music
Pat Casad played jazz not because he wanted to play but because he had to play.
A two-vehicle collision July 22 at Cays and Lotzgesell roads northwest of Sequim nearly sent an SUV into a home.
Bulletproof dog gets bite-proof trainer
The Sequim Police Department's K-9 program has a bullet-resistant vest and a bite training suit valued at $2,000 thanks to the Sunrise Rotary Club and an anonymous donor.
Sequim Gazette staff
Wed, Jul 22, 2009
Unique Robinson-Adams knows that, between the splashes and singing and drumming, tribal members can see their ancestors, can hear them, can feel them.
Discoveries
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.
Molly Buhler always was more concerned with other people's well-being than her own, including caring for three dying family members in a row, said her husband, Craig Buhler.
Sequim percussionist plays the Beat of a different drummer
The sounds of India will fill world-music listener's ears for at least one night this summer in Port Angeles.
Reptile Man & friends coming to libraries
Today, Wednesday, July 22, children of all ages are invited join the North Olympic Library System's Summer Reading Program with a free show presented by the Reptile Man, Scott Peterson.
Realtors' event for Relay for Life
The Sequim Relay For Life is from noon Saturday, Aug. 1, to 9 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 2, at the Sequim High School football field. Participants join teams and walk at the relay to bring awareness and raise donations benefiting the American Cancer Society.
Regardless of economic times, visitors and locals filled the purple fields and busy streets for Sequim's Lavender Festival.
Poker run to raise funds for animals
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society presents a Poker Run on Saturday, July 25, with sign-up starting at 10:30 a.m. at Steele's Sports Bar, 1605 E. Front St., Port Angeles.
Pastor challenges 'tongues' tenet
Robert Glenn Brown's lifelong struggle with Pentecostal theology led him to answer his and others' tough questions through Scripture and experience in his book titled "Pentecost Revisited."
Old Oyster House: From tumbledown to coming down
The view of Dungeness Bay from Oyster House Road should improve later this year after the old Oyster House building at Clallam County's Dungeness Landing Park is demolished.
Nature photography on display in Sequim
Twenty-seven film and digital photographs by studio and freelance photographer Jessica Spisak will be on display through Aug. 30 at the Gallery at the Fifth inside the Fifth Avenue Retirement Center, 500 W. Hendrickson Road, Sequim.
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