Emma Jane (“EJ”) Garcia, market manager for the Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market, opens the season with a ceremonial ribbon cutting on May 1. The… Continue reading
There are plenty of chances to warm up for summer riding during May — National “Bike Month” — with rides and other safe activities promoted… Continue reading
Sequim’s own superfan has passed. Myron Teterud, a decades-long supporter of community activities — and in particular local sports — died on April 29, having… Continue reading
Some of the Olympic Peninsula furry friends are getting new digs in Sequim. Officials with the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society announced last week the acquisition… Continue reading
Sequim-area students may be returning to a five-days-per-week plan starting the fall of 2021. The Sequim School District is planning an informational meeting on Zoom… Continue reading
“He would have enjoyed the architecture and the environmental aspect,” Kim Rosales said, thinking of her father as she stood inside the shell of the… Continue reading
Support specialist says malicious lies were spread
In a year-plus of hand sanitizing, mask wearing and social distancing, scouting for Sequim-area youths never stopped. Doesn’t hurt when one’s milieu is the great… Continue reading
With COVID shutting down any chance of realizing how good this team could be, these Wolves will have to settle for an undefeated record and… Continue reading
Mike McFarlen looks at photos and other pieces of family history of longtime Sequim youth sports volunteer Don Knapp. Family and friends held a memorial… Continue reading
The new face of the Sequim’s public works department is a familiar one. Matt Klontz, Sequim’s City Engineer and Assistant Public Works Director since October… Continue reading
Parents, staff and community members will have a chance to provide their thoughts about a possible change to the elementary school model in Sequim, Sequim… Continue reading
From “baby steps” to a full marathon, Dana Lawson’s journey is just getting started. The cancer survivor and East Coast native who now calls the… Continue reading
The Sequim School District is gauging staff interest into changing its elementary grade school instruction model from two schools to a pre-kindergarten-grade 2 and grades… Continue reading
This year’s project, Jorel Bessey noted, was a bit more of a challenge: build a city with no atmosphere and no oxygen. “We basically had… Continue reading
Now in her 12th season, PC women’s hoops head coach Ali Crumb is looking to a strong recruiting class to accompany a returning class of… Continue reading
The Peninsula College men’s basketball team, like the women, were on their way to the Northwest Athletic Conference Basketball championships last March when the 2019-20… Continue reading
