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Shelley Jefferson, assistant principal for Helen Haller Elementary, adds seasoning to a soup on April 21 for local apartment complexes. The program provides soup four nights a week to four apartment complexes. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

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School staff serves soup for Sequim apartment complexes

Staff, churches help cook, deliver four nights a week

Environmental review comment period ends for MAT

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Environmental review comment period ends for MAT

City must complete application by May 26

Banners fly high at the 2019 Sequim Irrigation Festival’s Grande Parade. This year, the Grand Parade shifts to Oct. 10 due to state regulations limiting group gatherings due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sequim Gazette file photo by Michael Dashiell

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Irrigation Festival shifts to October this year

Organizers hope for enough time to adjust to COVID-19 impact

For about a week, Katie Smith worked with her children and some neighbors to draw an inspirational chalk mural along her subdivision’s fence facing South Sequim Avenue. Photo courtesy of Isaac Peiffer

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Mom’s mural spans South Sequim Avenue subdivision

Spanning her subdivision, Katie Smith said her recent art project is the “best three bucks I ever spent.”

Local retailers like Forage Gifts & Northwest Treasures offers local puzzles like Sequim photographer Keith Ross’ images to do while staying home during the coronavirus “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” state order. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

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Sequim things to do at home during the pandemic

As essential workers keep the world going, many Sequimites remain home during Gov. Jay Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay…

Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce staff and board members recently started a Small Business Relief Fund to help Sequim area businesses struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

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Chamber of Commerce starts Small Business Relief Fund

Donors, applicants sought

A church congregational vote for a land lease to allow an eight-room family shelter west of Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church is on hold until meeting regulations are lifted due to the coronavirus. Sequim Gazette file photo by Matthew Nash

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Family shelter on hold due to coronavirus in Sequim

Land lease vote postponed after meeting regulations lifted

Ted Miller was elected to the Sequim City Council in 2009 and most recently served as Deputy Mayor until his death on April 10. Sequim Gazette file photo by Matthew Nash

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Sequim City Councilor Ted Miller, ret. CIA analyst, dies

Family plans Celebration of Life in future

Technical issue leads to Sequim City Council April 13 meeting cancellation

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Technical issue leads to Sequim City Council April 13 meeting cancellation

The seventh seat for Sequim City Council will remain open for at least another two weeks after technological…

Sequim City Councilors tentatively decide on a new city councilor on April 13 to fill the vacant seat of Jennifer States who resigned earlier this year. Prior to being reelected in Nov. 2019, States was appointed to the City Council. Sequim Gazette file photo by Matthew Nash

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Four residents seek spot for Sequim Council vacancy

Teleconference interviews held April 13

Communities continue face mask challenge with thousands made so far

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Communities continue face mask challenge with thousands made so far

Efforts expand to include gowns, 3-D printed face shields

A new fence went up around Helen Haller Elementary during Spring Break to limit access into the school. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

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Security fence goes up at Helen Haller Elementary

Middle School roof, High School cameras also targeted for repair

Tessa Jackson with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula accepts a donation of about 400 activity books from Dungeness Kids Co. and community members last week. Children in the club must practice social distancing and must play apart, so activity books are meant to help the children during the coronavirus pandemic. Photo courtesy of Susan Baritelle

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Dungeness Kids Co. raises funds for Boys Girls Clubs’ activities during COVID-19

Clubs expand space for more families for child care