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City eyes Fir Street completion by April/May

Project could come $691K under budget

 

Sequim’s snow redux nothing like 2019

First responders say residents stayed smart, safe during snowfall

 

OMC CEO Lewis to retire in May

Healthcare leader had 21-year tenure on peninsula

 

MAT application on hold for special city council work session

New councilor Tenneson seeks moratorium to review process

Jamestown Tribe files MAT clinic application with city

Decision on type of application not announced yet

Call load rises for Fire District 3

Officials look for solutions to growing non-emergency reports

Lavender Meadows, a 217 manufactured home park, moves forward this year after Sequim city councilors reconsidered their decision from 2019 to deny it. Photo courtesy of City of Sequim

Council approves Lavender Meadows manufactured home park

Project plans to be filed in coming weeks for 217 homes

Lavender Meadows, a 217 manufactured home park, moves forward this year after Sequim city councilors reconsidered their decision from 2019 to deny it. Photo courtesy of City of Sequim
Sequim city councilors elected William Armacost as its new mayor on Jan. 13. He was appointed in 2018 and reelected to city council in 2019. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

Sequim elects salon owner as new mayor

Councilors seek rotation of positions

Sequim city councilors elected William Armacost as its new mayor on Jan. 13. He was appointed in 2018 and reelected to city council in 2019. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

Sequim protestors join anti-war rally

About 60 locals gathered at the four corners of the Washington Street/Sequim Avenue intersection on Jan. 9 in Sequim to show their opposition to any… Continue reading

Sequim woman receives sixth DUI arrest

Pumpkin Patch owner arrested after Carlsborg car crash

Sequim’s Lisa Preston’s latest mystery hits shelves, online with ‘Dead Blow’

As she explores the trails across the Olympic Peninsula on her horse, Sequim author Lisa Preston continues to shape a new path for her writing.… Continue reading

Sequim actress presents ‘Miss Lillian’ for two shows at OTA

Events celebrate 100 years of womens suffrage

Libraries continue to offer virtual reality

Sequim and Port Angeles’ libraries with the North Olympic Library System offer adults and teens 13 and older an interactive 360-degree video using Oculus Rift… Continue reading

PHOTO: Fire District 3’s Miano take oath

Newly-selected Fire District 3 commissioner Bill Miano, left, is sworn in to office by District 3 Fire Chief Ben Andrews on Jan. 7. Miano replaces… Continue reading

YMCA director that helped open Sequim branch leaving for Texas job

Organization to begin search for director in coming months

Sequim firefighters stop garage fire

Firefighters reported to and extinguished a garage fire in less than 10 minutes on Friday north of Sequim. Fire Chief Ben Andrews with Clallam County… Continue reading

Sound Community Bank open after flooding incident

Sequim’s Sound Community Bank at 645 W. Washington St. reopened on Dec. 23 after flooding led bank officials to close the branch on the morning… Continue reading

Sequim Sound Community Bank experiences two flooding incidents in December

Branch shuts down over weekend

Business spotlight: Owners put new shimmer in Sunshine Café with remodel

Eatery offers alcohol with plans to open some nights this spring

City continues push for bypass completion

Legislators say new transportation budget may limit funding