Sequim (0-6 in league, 3-7 overall) lost 4-3 in a shootout on Tuesday, Oct. 7, against the Bremerton Knights (1-5, 3-7) and 1-0 against Olympic Trojans (5-1, 7-2) on Oct. 9.
Caramel corn. Kettle corn. Buffalo cheddar cheese corn. Chocolatey caramel crunch. If it’s got a kernel, Mathew Craig, 14, can sell it.
Two closed tennis courts at Sequim High School are set to reopen soon.
Sequim High School’s Homecoming Court was announced Friday during the 8th annual Homecoming Fashion Show at lunchtime.
Officials with the City of Sequim are looking to restructure residents’ water utility rates by volume.
Bulldogs come to town for Sequim homecoming Friday
Petty officer gives honor to uncle for his service as caregiver
Work for Civic Center piece to begin soon in Blyn carving shed
Sunshine Generation is bringing back the joy of performing and high-spirits of singing in Sequim.
This year marked the 15th anniversary for the Dungeness River Festival. Hundreds of visitors, including elementary students, packed Railroad Bridge Park and the Dungeness River Audubon Center on Friday, Sept. 26.
Event celebrates 50th anniversary of Wilderness Act with art show
Trial date likely set this Friday in superior court
The final demolition project for the City of Sequim’s Civic Center is set to begin next week.
Moroles scores four TDs to lead Sequim; SHS takes on No. 7-ranked North Kitsap on Friday
SHS coach optimistic as 16 athletes earn personal bests
Some early season R&R might help the Lady Wolves soccer team (1-1 in the Olympic League and 2-1 overall) in the long run following a string of injuries, says head coach Victor Lancheros.
Man demands gift cards over phone or threatens to detonate a bomb.
With one word to describe the season outlook for the Sequim High School girls swim/dive squad, head coach Anita Benitez says, “Inspiring.”
Peninsula’s humane society seeks mediation help from animal control
Fred Anderson, 69, came to Sequim 20 years ago sight unseen.
