City votes down MAT-related online survey

Councilors question validity, openness to non-computer users

In it for the long run: Sequim’s Will Thomas finds running highs in the extremes

“Distance running was revered because it was indispensable; it was the way we survived and thrived and spread across the… Continue reading

Sequim woman charged with attempted murder, felony assault

Larisa Jean Dietz in jail for alleged stabbing of man at Sunbelt Apartments

European green crab totals climb in Neah Bay, decline in Dungeness

Population captured near Blaine shows numbers growing inland

Official: Sequim corridor project funding likely in 2021 budget

Road construction money expected by head of state committee

Sequim Police arrest woman for attempted murder

Dietz, 48, allegedly cut neighbor at Sunbelt Apartments

Warming center hosts talent showcase fundraiser

Proceeds support operations at church facility

Bidet business transfers ownership

Sequim grad looks to carry on Robert Streett’s vision

What’s New at the Market: Generations Boutique showcases artistry

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Cedar Greens general operations manager Mike Smith, left, speaks with two attendees of the grand opening for the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s new cannabis dispensary store. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

Cedar Greens opens its doors

New Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe cannabis dispensary store celebrates grand opening

 

Sequim public works department resource manager Ann Soule, second from left, talks to the crowd after Eric Smith, left, and Walter Wielbicki, third from left, officially started charging their cars as the first two customers of the city’s new electric vehicle charging station at the old PUD substation at 410 E. Washington St. on Oct. 11. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

City of Sequim, Clallam PUD partner on electric vehicle charging station

If you drive an electric vehicle, there’s a new local option in how to keep it charged. The City of… Continue reading

 

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Sequim junior wide receiver Michael Young celebrates as he crosses the goal line to score a touchdown on the Wolves’ first drive of the game against the Olympic Trojans on Oct. 11. Sequim would go on to win the game 37-14, with Young adding a second receiving touchdown and a key interception on defense. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

Football: Wolves stun high-flying Olympic

Young Wolves upset Olympic League leaders 37-14

 

Sequim Wolves goalkeeper Olivia Hare (right, 1) strides forward after collecting the ball in front of goal early in the first half of their win against Port Angeles on Oct. 8. Hare made several big saves during regulation, then stopped all three penalties she faced from the Roughriders in the tiebreaking shootout to secure a big win for the Wolves and the first loss of the season for PA. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

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Milestone: SMS Builders Club raises funds for Humane Society

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Refuse to Abuse 5K at Safeco Field raises funds and awareness to fight domestic violence

 

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Lace up for the Refuse to Abuse 5k, July 21 at Safeco Stadium

 

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Water Matters: How our water works

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