Parties looking to block the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s proposed medication-assisted treatment (MAT) clinic saw their challenge denied by a Clallam County Superior Court this week.… Continue reading
With plenty of pomp and circumstance without the “Pomp and Circumstance,” members of Sequim High School’s Class of 2020 got a send-off last week unlike… Continue reading
Unable to schedule practices or games with numerous health restrictions in place, Sequim’s two largest youth sports leagues have called off their 2020 spring seasons.… Continue reading
A crowd at Carrie Blake Community Park to support the Black Lives Matter movement eventually swells to about 400, as hundreds marched through Sequim’s streets… Continue reading
Prior to a statewide shutdown in March that forced youths into remote learning situations, dozens of Sequim-area students opted to take their studies online. Without… Continue reading
Schools will not look quite the same, Washington state’s public school leader said today, but he expects students and staff back in classrooms come this… Continue reading
The 2019 novel coronavirus — an artists’ interpretation anyway — is under attack in Carlsborg. Bruce Cornett said he recently installed the virus-shaped art piece… Continue reading
The Clallam County Fair may be cancelled for 2020, but organizers are still seeking nominations for the 2020 Farm Family of the Year. The award… Continue reading
Thanks to a relaxing of restrictions for counties in Phase 2 of the Washington Safe Start Plan on June 2, libraries across the state can… Continue reading
Hundreds of citizens flocked to the intersection of Washington Street and Sequim Avenue Wednesday, protesting racism, the death of George Floyd and other black people,… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System’s effort in 2018 to convince voters of the need to expand its Sequim branch came up just short. Now, library… Continue reading
Graduation will look a little different for Sequim High School this year, but it has a date and a location. Sequim schools superintendent Dr. Rob… Continue reading
The coffee was “virtual,” the conversation live and lively. In between Manhattan Transfer’s “Java Jive” and Nat Cole describing a trip down “Route 66,” Sequim… Continue reading
Coronavirus
The livestock displays, rodeo, carnival, scones and more will have to wait until 2021. The 2020 Clallam County Fair, set to be the 101st iteration… Continue reading
May 11, 2020 — 4:23 p.m.,
a son, Dean Michael
Lotzgesell, 7 pounds 6 ounces, to Allison and Garrett Lotzgesell, Sequim.… Continue reading
“Be prepared.” Is there a better motto to face a worldwide health crisis? To help keep their young scouts active and on track with learning… Continue reading
Perhaps a bit uncomfortable with the spotlight — and, by many accounts, ill at ease with the management of a large congregation — Neil Smith… Continue reading
