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Hear Masters Gardeners’ take on growing tomatoes
Though the North Olympic Peninsula’s short growing season and cool summer temperatures can prevent tomato plants from setting…
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Learn tips for gardening with youngsters
Join Clallam County Master Gardener Marva Holmes for the Green Thumb Education Series presentation, “Gardening with Young Children,”…
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OMC adds Cota to orthopedic trauma team
Orthopedic surgeon Adam Cota, has joined the Olympic Medical Center orthopedic trauma team, OMC representatives said in late…
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SHS’s Nelson takes best of show in PC art competition
Sequim High School student Melia Nelson was awarded Best of Show in the 2024 Olympic Peninsula High School…
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Peninsula College to showcase Honors Program students
Peninsula College hosts an Honors Symposium, set to take place at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 20, at…
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Tickets on sale now for 2024 Petals & Pathways
It’s time to find a pathway to the nearest outlet for tickets to the 2024 Petals &Pathways Home…
Sports
Girls tennis: Thompson second at league, advances to districts
Sequim’ High’s Calleigh Thompson earned three wins in four matches and placed second at the Olympic League tournament…
Sports
Golf: Sequim’s Johnson, Post earn state tourney berths
Two Wolves punched their tickets to state and another three are headed to districts this week after posting…
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Register now for Head Start programs
Head Start, Early Head Start and ECEAP are recruiting eligible children and families for the 2024-2025school year in…
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Elvis coming to Sequim’s Sherwood
Robbie Dee, an acclaimed Elvis Presley tribute artist based in Seattle, comes to Sequim’s Sherwood Assisted Living for…
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Honor your graduate in Students of Distinction
Parents and families, honor your graduate on these special pages inside our Students of Distinction section for North…
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Second Saturday garden walk set in Port Angeles
Join Clallam County Master Gardeners Jan Bartron, Bob Cain, Laurel Moulton and Audreen Williams for the monthly Second…
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Sarge’s Veterans Support gets nearly $49K in first fundraiser
The Sarge’s Veteran Support group got a big boost at its first fundraiser in late April.