Concept plan could add 3,000-square-feet to Sequim Library
More details to come this summer for public input
Sequim family shares Hug Your Head beanies
Chi’s Farm thrives in its eighth year producing local produce
“I’m trying to grow healthy food and get it to as local a community as I can,” said Scott Chichester,…
Church, community helps new Sequim couple after moving truck stolen
It’s not about the stuff, it’s about the overwhelming support, say new Sequim residents Steve and Jean Grudzien.
Get It Growing: What to do with spring flowering bulbs after they bloom
Daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, and other spring flowering bulbs bring vibrant color to gardens. But what do we do when those…
COVID-19 cases rising on Peninsula
COVID-19 cases are rising across the North Olympic Peninsula with enough cases reported in area schools to prompt district officials…
Baseball: Sequim squad falls to NK in season finale
Sequim’s baseball squad capped their 2022 season with an 0-3 week last week, nearly knocking off 4A Mariner on May…
Sunrise Rotary helps Nature Center on Earth Day
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A number of efforts to refurbish and replace key components of school infrastructure continue to see progress as part of… The Sequim School Board has unanimously approved cutting the equivalent of 11 staffers for the 2022-2023 school year, including eliminating…Sequim school project planning sees progress
Sequim school leaders agree to staffing cuts
What’s Happening at the Market: Sequim’s most exciting market season yet starts this Saturday
This Saturday marks the long-awaited return of Sequim’s main local shopping experience. The Sequim Farmers &Artisans Market (SFAM) opens for…
Business briefs — May 11, 2022
Publishers donating to YMCA
Positive trend in hiring continues into March
Washington state’s economy added 8,800 jobs in March.
Fastpitch: Sequim mounts comeback, knocks off North Mason
Down 6-1 after three-and-a-half innings, Sequim’s Wolves kept chipping away at visiting North Mason’s lead and, with a run in…
Golf: Wolves’ boys win big over Olympic
That’s a strong way to finish the home schedule.
- Girls tennis: Sequim nets win over Kingston
- Boys soccer: Wolves run away with win in districts tune-up
- Track & Field: Wolves snag five titles at Olympic League meet
- Wolf of the Week: Hannah Wagner
- Golf: Wolves’ boys keep league streak alive, top Vikings and Knights
- Track & Field: Sequim’s Pyeatt, relay set state’s fastest 2A marks
Community Calendar — May 4, 2022
Editor’s note: Is your group meeting once more and wanting to get into the community calendar? Let us know at…
Develop an eye for irises with Green Thumbs presentation
With almost 300 species to choose from, where can one go for iris advice? Join iris expert Ross “Rusty” BeVier…
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No one in the Pacific Northwest is exempt from the impacts of climate change. Two years ago, about one month into the pandemic, I wrote a column called “On Hold.” I lamented the sudden…Guest opinion: To save salmon, we have to slow climate change
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