SOS seeks standing, City of Sequim, Tribe seek dismissal
Available age would shift to 65-and-up under new sign-up program
SOS leaders say online post taken out of context
Following the unexpected resignation of former mayor Dennis Smith on Jan. 8, current Sequim City councilors plan to open up the application process again to… Continue reading
Pursuing another term “sounded like more than I could commit to”
Widow says Quality Inn staff ‘built a bond past friendship’
Sequim residents 70-and-up and their partners eligible for first of two doses
Dispute ensues whether discussion should be public or not
Carrie Blake Community Park hosts drive-through
David Family Taqueria Where: 300 E. Washington St. Hours: 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays; closed Sundays Contact: 360-681-5124 After 16 years helping grow another business, David… Continue reading
Huddlestons known for antiquing, generosity
River Jensen compiles toiletries for those in-need
Issues were prevalent prior to pandemic, stakeholders say
Tribe breaks ground despite looming land use appeal
Community vaccines tentatively begin in coming weeks for residents 75-plus
Portions of the City of Sequim including Seventh Avenue saw flooding on Monday, Dec. 21. Sequim Operations Manager Ty Brown said heavy rains followed by… Continue reading
If you’ve driven in downtown Sequim, it’s likely you’ve seen canopy tents at eateries seeking to offer customers new options during the pandemic. At Tedesco’s… Continue reading
Council changes meeting procedures
Once again, the Sequim Food Bank and dedicated community volunteers helped hundreds of locals with meals for the holiday season. On Dec. 18, residents in… Continue reading
“Santa Claus is coming to Sequim,” I sing. “It’s coming to TOWN, dad!” my 6-year-old clarifies. “Well, Sequim is a city because … ” I… Continue reading
