Business
Sequim businesses prep for busy Thanksgiving shopping weekend
As Thanksgiving meals come out of the oven, Sequim’s shoppers may already be hitting the pavement for one…
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Familiar faces highlight change in Sequim High’s drama program
Sequim High School’s drama program is continuing on with some familiar faces.
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Girl Scouts help remodel childrens space in Sequim police station
One nook of the Sequim Police Department is more kid-friendly thanks to the efforts of some hard working…
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Boys Girls Clubs get big tech boost from big grants
While the end of the game many not have worked out for the Seahawks on Nov. 5, the…
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Boys & Girls Clubs’ auction exceeds fundraiser goal
The Sequim community gave the Boys &Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula a big salute and pat on…
Life
Turkey Trot runs again at Helen Haller
Sequim elementary students are readying to run at Helen Haller before Thanksgiving.
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City councilors approve 128 home development
Willow Creek Manor, a 128-home subdivision, will move forward with construction despite safety concerns from neighbors and the…
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Sequim Food Bank set to expand with new property
Leaders at the Sequim Food Bank, 144 W. Alder St., look to expand its offerings once again.
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Sunrise Rotary establishes new endowment
Members of the Sequim Sunrise Rotary Club recently announced a new endowment that can support the local and…
Sports
Girls Swim: Govertsen earns two podium finishes at state
Four Wolves swam to an 18th place finish and two podium finishes at the 2A state swim and…
Sports
Girls swim: Two relays set for state
A small team swam to some big results at districts last weekend.
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Sequim’s $32.7M budget proposal includes rate increases, Fir Street repairs
In the coming weeks, Sequim City Councilors will tentatively approve a $32.7 million budget that includes some big…