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An unidentified male was flown to Harborview Medical Center on Thursday night due to injuries sustained in a garage fire west of Sequim.

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Field Hall announces 3rd annual gala celebration under the big top!

Electric violin maestro Geoffrey Castle welcomes the Seattle Irish Dance Company and others for this year’s Christmas in Washington Concert Series. Courtesy Christmas in Washington

Celtic magic returns to Washington with Christmas in Washington 2025!

New Re/Max Prime owner Jerrin Fiorini celebrates hometown roots, community service and vision to keep Sequim’s real estate locally focused.

Rooted in community, building the future: Jerrin Fiorini leads Re/Max Prime into a new chapter

Stew Cockburn, from New Dungeness Nursery in Sequim. A Certified Professional Horticulturist, Cockburn offers a detailed plant design service for area homeowners.

Dig into your dream garden with Sequim’s horticulture experts

<em>Birdy</em> is a new contemporary dance work by Taiwan’s Hung Dance, coming to Field Arts & Events Hall Nov. 12. Courtesy Field Arts & Events Hall

Field Arts & Events Hall Announces “BIG & BOLD” 2025-2026 Season

Field Hall has an exciting summer season planned, including two standout performances: international cellist and one-man orchestra Ian Maksin (Aug. 21), and a stripped-down funk and soul set from Lucky and the Locals (Aug. 22). Photo courtesy of Field Hall.

Field Hall announces 2025 Summer season focused on fun, family and free events

Since 2010, Liz Parks (middle left) has built more than a real estate agency; she’s built a family. As she steps into retirement, RE/MAX Prime continues to thrive, guided by the same principles that made it a success. Courtesy RE/MAX Prime

Sequim real estate broker reflects on long career and those who made it possible

Uniting music and cinema to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the film Birdman, Grammy-winning composer and drummer Antonio Sánchez’s live performance will be transposed in an original format featuring his improvised solo drum composition synced with the film’s screening. Photo courtesy of Field Hall.

Grammy-winning Antonio Sánchez brings Birdman Live to Field Hall

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Median sale prices expected to stay steady

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Sequim Youth Basketball finished its season with annual tournaments on Saturday, Feb. 28 for its third and fourth grade teams at Sequim Middle School.

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The North Olympic Library System (NOLS) and Humanities Washington will host a free virtual presentation “Hidden Layers: Women’s Undergarments and How They’ve Shaped Ladies’ Liberties”…

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Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County’s construction director, Lincoln Erickson, sees construction as far more than the process of assembling walls and roofs. For him,…

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One person flown to Seattle for injuries after garage fire

Railroad Bridge’s truss replacement timeline dependent on funding

Sequim library to reopen Saturday, March 21

Thompson takes ownership of Full Moon Candle Co.

Visitors to New Dungeness Lighthouse help with its upkeep

Fire district to use home in Third Avenue park for fire training

Honored Pioneers named for 2026

Food Bank celebrates former, current executive directors

Ghostlight presents ‘Cinderella’ at Sequim High

‘Next Bus to Bellevue’ brings comedy to work commute

Responder Blotter — March 18, 2026

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Boys Basketball: Sheppard, Rapelje make All-League list

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Photo: Children sing, rhyme at Nature Storytime

Gold Rush theft trial cases reset to September

Get It Growing: Firewise Landscaping can help protect your home and property

Sequim Super Kid: Mya Ostlund

COMMUNITY NEWS — March 18, 2026

FAITH NEWS — March 18, 2026

Wellness with Age: Dealing with environmental toxins

Photos courtesy Linda CarlsonThis quilt by Lynn Gilles of Sequim is called “Perfect Day.”

Traveler’s Journal: Wildlife of the Scandinavian Arctic

Alleged drug ring in Clallam County stopped by narcotics team

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Increase in home sales predicted for the Peninsula

Quality Inn honored for employing, supporting disabled

Nourish owners serve up final meals

Realtors show support, share sweets and coffee with first responders

Clallam County’s health inspections for January

Sports

Sequim Youth Basketball crowns boys, girls tourney winners

Girls basketball: Chartraw wants to be role model as league MVP

Disc Golf Association announces milestones, tournament schedule

Flag Football: Five Wolves receive All-League honors

Port Scandalous Roller Derby wins first bout of season

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Free talk looks at history of women’s undergarments

Traveler’s Journal: Packing light for the long haul in the Netherlands

Festival issues ‘trash’ fashion challenge

Sequim man receives recognition for quilt-making talent

OPAS to present ‘The Story of Protection Island’

Opinion

Habitat Happenings: Empowering homeowners through self reliance

LegalEase: The rule of law

Death Matters: Going through a deceased person’s possessions

From the Sheriff’s Desk: OPNET fights drug trafficking in Clallam, Jefferson counties

Veterans Corner: Director, founder of Sarge’s Veteran Support moves to Oregon

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Borrow This Book: “Writing Mr. Wrong” by Kelley Armstrong

City hires new economic development director

Kitsap County man arrested in Agnew after standoff

Responder Blotter — March 11, 2026

Five Acre School readies capital campaign to purchase its property

Joy shines at Sunshine Festival

Sequim students win big at Future Health Professionals conference

Sequim man faces hit-and-run, evading police charges

Soroptimists’ medical loan closet moves to new Sequim location

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