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Dave Miller, Sequim Boys & Girls Club unit director (at right), stands with New York Jets’ defensive end Xavier Cooper during Cooper’s visit with club members in 2018. Miller resigned from his unit director position at the Carrol C. Kendall Unit in late January. Photo courtesy of the Boys & Girls Club of the Olympic Peninsula

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Boys Girls Club mainstay Miller resigns

Tessa Jackson named interim unit director

Boys basketball: Losing streak knocks Sequim out of playoff hunt

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Boys basketball: Losing streak knocks Sequim out of playoff hunt

Three straight losses to finish the season leaves Wolves out of district playoffs

Girls basketball: Sequim girls finish second in Olympic League

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Girls basketball: Sequim girls finish second in Olympic League

Despite a loss to Port Angeles, Wolves set to host Foster in district tournament

Members of the Clallam County Special Olympics group (left) and Catherine McKinney of Clallam County Mosaic (sixth from right) stand with employees of the Sequim Walmart as they receive donations from Rob Nichols (eighth from left) of the Knights of Columbus from the Tootsie Roll Drive fundraiser in November. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

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Mosaic, Special Olympics receive $2,000

Donations from Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive support special needs

Sequim Wolves forward Stewart Duncan (33) looks for space around the perimeter while North Kitsap Vikings forward Logan Chmielewski closes in during the second quarter of the Vikings’ 83-42 win over the Wolves on Jan. 31. Duncan, one of two Wolves players honored for senior night before the game, hit a trio of 3-pointers in the first half and 11 points overall on the night. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

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Boys basketball: Vikings drop Wolves in rout

Vikings step closer to Olympic League title while Sequim falters

Kalli Wiker, Melissa Porter, and Hope Glasser (left to right) celebrate after the final buzzer of the Sequim Wolves’ 60-52 win over the Kings Knights on Jan. 29.

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Girls basketball: Wolves earn two commanding wins

Wiker ties 3-point record again, Julmist returns for two stellar team performances

Sequim School District network technician Scott Harmsen checks on a network distribution point in the Sequim High School library. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

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Sequim school tech heading in the right direction

New tech director facing challenges, but has vision for efficient, effective school systems

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Sequim School District to host facilities forum

Superintendent wants to show community what the district’s buildings need

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School board listens to vape, tobacco law report

Board members “very concerned” about making sure they handle vaping in the district correctly

Sequim School District superintendent Rob Clark, right, discusses terms of his contract extension with the school board while board president Brandino Gibson listens on during the Jan. 21 school board meeting. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

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School board extends Clark’s contract

Board removes interim tag from well-liked superintendent

Wolves’ guard Dallin Despain sets up for amid-range shot against the North Mason Bulldogs on Jan. 22. Despain scored nine points on the night and his defense was key to the Wolves’ holding North Mason off in the fourth quarter as they secured a 51-26 win. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

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Boys basketball: Wolves earn two tough wins

Sequim hold off Bulldogs, avenge earlier loss to Bremerton

Sequim Wolves post Hope Glasser takes a fadeaway shot in the first quarter of the Wolves’ 85-16 win over the Bremerton Knights on Jan. 24. Glasser scored a team-high 22 points on the night, while pulling down 13 rebounds with three assists and two steals. Sequim Gazette photo by Conor Dowley

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Wolves girls go strong without star

With Julmist out injured, Wolves win two

Sequim High’s Glasser, Dietzman curating career to celebrate

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Sequim High’s Glasser, Dietzman curating career to celebrate

Senior girls helped lead strong soccer, basketball programs