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Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Lost Mountain School’s original bell is now in front of Sequim Museum & Arts as a joint effort between Clallam County Fire District 3, museum officials and volunteers, and local business Doin’ Stuff. Pictured from left are Bob Stipe with the museum, Luke and Daniel Berneking with Doin’ Stuff, Tharin Huisman, CCFD3 maintenance supervisor, firefighter/EMT Ryan Hueter, Captain Ivan Hueter, firefighter/paramedic Joel Bower, Fire Chief Justin Grider, and the museum’s Executive Director Judy Reandeau Stipe.

Lost Mountain’s historic bell finds new home in Sequim

Photos courtesy Keith Sandell Sequim Community Church’s mission trip team members with new homeowners stand outside one of two homes they built in Mexico during spring break for local families. It’s the second time they’ve built homes in Vicente Guerrero in Baja California, Mexico.

Sequim church’s teens spend spring break building homes in Mexico

Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash Colin Banitch helps his son Finn, 5, reel in a trout during Kids Fishing Day with help from volunteers with the North Olympic Peninsula Chapter of Puget Sound Anglers.

Hook, line and fun for Kids Fishing Day

Photos courtesy Sequim Soroptimists Soroptimist International of Sequim was recently awarded a $1,500 grant by the local Walmart for its Dream It Be It program. Pictured left to right are EJ Hernandez-Murata, Walmart Vision manager; Linda Klinefelter, co-chair for Dream It Be It; Roxann Harr, president of Sequim Soroptimists and co-chair for Dream It Be It; and Liza Baudais, Walmart store manager.

Sequim Soroptomists receive business support for new program