Obituaries
Obituaries — May 18, 2022
Jacquelyn Marie Robbins
News
Former Sequim mayor to challenge for PUD commissier seat
Former Sequim mayor Ken Hays is challenging incumbent Will Purser for the District 1 seat on the Clallam…
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Class of ‘47 recalls Sequim High days
They gathered once again, as they have many times in the past seven decades, to remember classmates and…
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Loval volunteers revive Beautiful Day efforts
On this “Beautiful Day,” the rain held off just enough for a number of community service projects to…
Sports
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…
Sports
Girls tennis: Sequim nets win over Kingston
After numerous rain-outs and postponements, Sequim’s girls tennis squad finally got on the court early last week, earning…
Sports
Track & Field: Wolves snag five titles at Olympic League meet
Seventeen Sequim track and field athletes in 21 events are moving on to districts, following top-five finishes at…
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Sequim school leaders agree to staffing cuts
The Sequim School Board has unanimously approved cutting the equivalent of 11 staffers for the 2022-2023 school year,…
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Sequim school project planning sees progress
A number of efforts to refurbish and replace key components of school infrastructure continue to see progress as…
Sports
Golf: Wolves’ boys keep league streak alive, top Vikings and Knights
With another pair of big league wins, Sequim High’s boys golf squad last week pushed its league match…
Sports
Track & Field: Sequim’s Pyeatt, relay set state’s fastest 2A marks
A pair of deep North Kitsap teams defended its home track well, sweeping a league meet with Sequim,…
Life
Helen Haller fun run celebrates Earth Day, raises funds
Helen Haller Elementary School’s Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) held the school’s annual Fun Run, sometimes held in November as…