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Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash The collection of Tony Armstrong started with about two boxes of records and grew to thousands of albums that he’d listen to daily in his man cave. Now his wife Audrey looks to sell the albums at the Sequim Record Show on June 6 and later online to help pay for his medical care.

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Record show set for another spin in Sequim

Collectors bring eclectic mix for one-day event

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Sequim sent seven athletes to the 2A State Track and Field Championships last weekend, including, from left, Kaleah Keate, pole vault alternate, Clare Turella, high jump, and the 4×400 boys relay team, top row, Jonathan Tipton, alternate, Adrian Osborne, Reid Randall, front row, Westley French, and Gavin Tupper. Randall also ran the 400 meters and 800 meters.

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State Track and Field: Randall takes fifth in 800 meters

Sequim junior Reid Randall earned a fifth place finish in the 800 meters last weekend at the 2A…

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash A new effort through Sequim Education Foundation and Sequim High School students called the Student Community Partnership Initiative has set a $20,000 matching grant to support students and families through St. Vincent de Paul. Donors can provide funds to the Sequim nonprofit through June 30 by mail to “St. Vincent de Paul, P.O. Box 2114, Sequim, WA 98382.” <ins>Some of those involved in the effort, include, from left Executive Director Lauren Denton with Sequim Education Foundation, SHS junior Olive Bridge, SHS freshman Kendall Adolphe, SHS senior Laila Sundin, Ed Koszykowski with St. Vincent de Paul, SHS senior John Pehrson, and Mike Flynn with St. Vincent de Paul. </ins>

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Students form board to support families, nonprofits

New initiative group looks to connect kids, community

Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash The cast of “Dorothy in Wonderland” through Olympic Peninsula Academy hosts three shows this weekend at Sequim High School Auditorium. Showtimes are 7 p.m. Friday-Saturday, May 29-30, and 1:30 p.m. May 30. The play “Stone in the Road” runs before the first two shows, and “Dorothy in Wonderland” actors present a “Gag Reel” at the final performance.

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OPA brings ‘Dorothy in Wonderland’ to stage this weekend only

Younger students open two shows with ‘Stone in the Road’

Photos courtesy Charles Meyer Cindy Zechenelly was honored on May 19 with a Lifetime Achievement Award through the President’s Volunteer Service Award program managed by Points of Light. She’s served more than 4,000 hours as a co-founder of Sequim’s Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT), sponsored by Clallam County Fire District 3. Here Zechenelly is recognized by fire commissioner President Bill Miano, left, and Fire Chief Justin Grider.

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CERT co-founder receives lifetime achievement award

For nearly 10 years, Cindy Zechenelly has been dedicated to helping prepare Sequim residents.

Photo by Andrea Starr, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Leaders with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) and the City of Sequim said the entities are planning to bring city water services to PNNL-Sequim on West Sequim Bay Road to support a modernization effort at the campus along with future development of a “Bench to Bay Deployment and Applied Sciences Laboratory.”

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PNNL seeks City of Sequim water extension

Sewer lift station on hold along West Sequim Bay Road

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Peninsula Singers, with conductor Steven Humphrey and accompanist Mark Johnson, rehearse songs for their upcoming concert “Unbound.” Shows take place at 3 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, May 30-31 at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.

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Peninsula Singers’ concert celebrates the human spirit

‘Unbound’ debuts local composer’s song ‘Psalm 130’

Sequim Gazette file photo by Matthew Nash Sequim’s Adrian Aragon, pictured in April at The Cedars at Dungeness, tied for fifth at the 2A state golf championship in Tumwater last week. His placement was a Sequim boy golfer’s best finish since 2022.

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Sports roundup: Aragon ties for fifth in state boys golf meet

Thompson takes sixth at tennis singles tourney

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School district cuts $1.7M in staffing due to declining enrollment, rising costs

Additional $730k needed to cover 2026-27 deficit

Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash Ms. Pennywise (Angela Poynter), on left, manages the line for Public Amenity No. 9 in Olympic Theatre Arts’ production of “Urinetown the Musical.” Actors next to Poynter, from left, include Hayden Pomeroy as Bobby Strong, Joel Swenning as Old Man Strong, Marni Whitehead as Josephine Strong, August Maberry as Tiny Tom, Claire Wegner as Robby the Stockfish, Matt Forrest as Hot Blades Harry, Gretel Maberry as Billy Boy Bill, Susan Cates as Becky Two Shoes, Shoshanna Feist as Soupy Sue, and Diane Smith as Little Sally.

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OTA presents ‘Urinetown the Musical’ May 22-June 14

In Sequim where water is wealth and sometimes an elephant in the room, Olympic Theatre Arts takes a…

Photo courtesy Ashley Lowe-Thaens/ Sequim junior varsity baseball players, from left, Ezra Fitts, Ben Reynolds, and Dakota Lowe-Thaens all hit solo home runs in their final game of the season on May 6 against Bremerton. Their home runs were the first of the season for the Wolves.

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JV baseball brings father-son coaches, winning season together

Along with one of the squad’s best records in a few decades, Sequim’s junior varsity baseball team brought…

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Monika Livingstone of Blyn/Gardiner kneels by her propane tank she spent about a month designing and painting after feeling inspired by The Beatles’ “Yellow Submarine.

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Local woman channels ‘Yellow Submarine’ for propane tank art

Former mural artist finds inspiration after health issues

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Car wreck causes power outage Tuesday morning

A vehicle crashing into a power pole along Port Williams Road north of Sequim led to an area…

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