The Olympic Medical Center Foundation presented $55,000 to OMC at the hospital board commissioner’s meeting on March 3, with funds to purchase Biofire testing equipment… Continue reading
After being shuttered for nearly a year, the Port Angeles Community Players are back — virtually — as they present “Bad Auditions … On Camera.”… Continue reading
The Sequim Education Foundation is offering 2021 Sequim High School graduating seniors a number of scholarship opportunities. Each scholarship is listed on WashBoard.org and sequimeducationfoundation.org,… Continue reading
Two former Sequim residents are back on the Olympic peninsula taking positions with United Way of Clallam County, the organization announced last week. Alexi Nelson,… Continue reading
Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County (VHOCC) announced last week the creation of a new leadership position to serve the growing need of the community. VHOCC… Continue reading
Girls swimming
Sequim’s Wolves look to finish their abridged 2021 season this week after capping their regular season slate of time trials on March 5. Sequim swimmers… Continue reading
Coronavirus
Washington state teachers and childcare workers are now among those who are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine. Gov. Jay Inslee announced the expansion of vaccination… Continue reading
Pamela Conrad, landscape architect and founder of Climate Positive Design, will present “Climate Positive Landscape Design” at the next Green Thumb Garden Tips series event,… Continue reading
Harbor Art Gallery is featuring charcoal artist Lance Snider for the months of March and April. Snider will be at the gallery to greet visitors… Continue reading
The City Arts Advisory Commission (CAAC) is seeking proposals from artists that engage with the community as part of the “Sequim Understory,” a “Creative Placemaking… Continue reading
Compassionate policing — a practice that teaches law enforcement to recognize the signs of a mental health crisis, de-escalate a situation, and connect individuals to… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System (NOLS) hosts four virtual Book Discussion Group meetings monthly. All are welcome to participate; register at nols.org/book-discussion-groups to receive the… Continue reading
Olympic Medical Center has added Dr. John Miller to the Olympic Medical Physicians primary care team, OMC representatives said last week. Miller joins OMP after… Continue reading
Filmmakers tell a wide swath of themes — each in sixty seconds — as Peninsula College film students present “The One Minute Film Festival” at… Continue reading
Dr. Loraine Lovejoy-Evans talks about “Controlling Joint, Muscle, and Nerve Pain” at the next free WOW! Working on Wellness Radio Forum, set for 2-3 p.m.… Continue reading
Come rain or shine, the City of Sequim’s second Sequim Sunshine Festival is back, highlighted by a couple of events to keep locals moving. The… Continue reading
The Olympic Medical Center Foundation’s Red, Set, Go! Heart Luncheon raised a record $94,000 on Feb. 26, exceeding last year’s record breaking total by $18,000.… Continue reading
Girls swimming
Without competitors this season, Sequim High’s girls swim squad looks to continue to improve on personal bests and move up the rankings in the Olympic… Continue reading
Cross Country
Sequim’s boys picked up a win while the SHS girls and Port Townsend finished with identical scores in a multi-dual cross country meet in Port… Continue reading
In time for Women’s History Month, the North Olympic History Center is teaming up with the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center to explore the life… Continue reading
