Football
Missing a host of starters on both sides of the ball, Sequim’s Wolves kept the score close with the reigning Olympic League champions for a… Continue reading
Three weeks after selecting a search firm to find its next superintendent, Sequim School District’s board of directors unanimously voted to keep their interim superintendent… Continue reading
Apropos for a school with an otter for its mascot, students at Olympic Peninsula Academy earlier this month gave their school a splash of color.… Continue reading
The Sequim Prairie Garden Club welcomes the community to visit Pioneer Memorial Park, 387 E. Washington St., to see the new barn quilt displayed on… Continue reading
Football
A 15-month layoff, a bigger school on the other side and opening game jitters didn’t seem to slow down these Wolves. Walker Ward led a… Continue reading
Cross Country
In another match-up of two of the state’s top prep runners, Sequim’s Riley Pyeatt held a slight edge over Lauren Larson, helping the Wolves clip… Continue reading
Girls soccer
Back on the pitch for the first time in nearly a year, Sequim High’s girls soccer squad earned a split of games in their first… Continue reading
A new name, but the same goal: to help a small group of dedicated volunteers train guide dogs, who in turn help those in need.… Continue reading
The program changes, for the health of the volunteers. The events themselves, for the health of the planet. The North Olympic Salmon Coalition is continuing… Continue reading
Kudos go out to Sequim High School’s educators in the Career and Technical Education (CTE) department. Members of the Sequim Sunrise Rotary honored the educators… Continue reading
Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell Sequim Middle School students — including Lucy and Ryan Spelker — line up on Tuesday, Feb. 16, to go… Continue reading
A trio of Sequim High fall sports squads are gearing up to join cross country and girls swim teams in competition, now that health guidelines… Continue reading
Gender discrimination and/or sexual harassment complaints led to the Sequim School District placing two top administrators on administrative leave in October, the district announced in… Continue reading
The most significant expansion to the Dungeness River Audubon Center since it opened in 2001 continues to take shape, with a series of 3,000-pound trusses… Continue reading
Sequim School District’s two levies earned passing grades last week, as the school leaders seek funding for basic education services as well as supplemental funds… Continue reading
The Save Our Sequim group seeking to host a rally starting at noon on Saturday, Feb. 13, has cancelled plans for the vent, and instead… Continue reading
Denny Severson shares photos from his property in Nordland (Marrowstone Island, just southeast of Port Townsend) during the Feb. 12/13, 1979 storm — one locals… Continue reading
“Fall” high school sports in February? That’s the new reality under COVID-19. With Clallam County stuck in Phase 1, just two of Sequim High’s five… Continue reading
Silence, as the old adage goes, is golden. That holds true for a couple of Shipley Center employees who arrive early to make sure the… Continue reading
Sequim School District’s two levies are both passing after Tuesday night’s initial ballot count, as the district seeks supplemental funding for basic education services as… Continue reading
