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Skwim Toastmaster preps for Sasquatch Symposium
Naturalist-philosopher Sonya Zohar joined Sequim’s Toastmasters Club in May, and a month later received an invitation to speak…
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Sequim Library sets Second Saturday Science events
Two more Second Saturday Science sessions are coming to the Sequim Library in October and November.
Life
Apples galore at Woodcock Garden walk
The orchard at the Woodcock Demonstration Garden is full of apples, pears and Asian pears. At 10 a.m.…
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O3A sets open house for new office
The Olympic Area Agency on Aging’s Information and Assistance office has moved to a new location. Community members…
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Stand Down set for Oct. 3
A Stand Down, a special day for homeless veterans and all veterans in need especially those with immediate…
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Olympic Medical Center’s 17th ‘Harvest of Hope’ to raise funds for cancer facility
With a goal of $100,000 in mind, organizers are preparing the 17th Harvest of Hope Wine &Dinner Gala,…
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History Tales resume with patent medicine presentation
Jack Zaccardo talks about “Patent Medicines and the Bottles They Came In” at the next History Tales presentation,…
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Olympic Peninsula’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s set for Oct. 5
For the third year in a row, Michele Devlin of Sequim joins others affected by Alzheimer’s disease at…
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Learn how to sleep better, reduce pain at WOW! workshop
Dr. Loraine Lovejoy-Evans presents “Improving Incontinence,” a free WOW! Working on Wellness Forum, starting at 2:30 p.m. on…
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Science Café to consider ‘Colors of the Water’
Ever wonder why Sequim Bay is so blue, or the color of the Dungeness River changes when it…
Life
OPAS’s Backyard Birding series returns
Backyard Birding, the annual Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society series offering to interested local residents information about observing and…
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Town hall set for Sequim City Council candidates
Four candidates for the Sequim City Council are running unopposed this fall, but they’re getting their own town…