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Old Mill Café reports theft
Sequim Gazette staff Larry and Val Culp, owners of the Old Mill Café in Carlsborg, report that customer…
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Windermere makes change
Alan Burwell is the designated broker for Windermere Sequim East, taking over for Dave Sharman. Sharman said he…
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Win a quilt for a good cause
Win a quilt for a good cause Sequim Gazette staff Winter is on its way. Now’s the best…
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Tribe funding efforts to reduce obesity
Tribe funding efforts to reduce obesity Sequim Gazette staff The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe this week committed $150,000 to…
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Toys for Tots
Dungeness Kids Co. to host toy drive and Santa visit Saturday, Nov. 20 By ASHLEY MILLER for the…
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Thanksgiving meals
Thanksgiving meals Thanksgiving meals scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 23-Thursday, Nov. 25 include the following: ? Sequim Senior Activity…
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Students learn water reclamation process
Sequim High students Brandon Pruitt, left, and Andrew Martyanov, center, talk with Al Chrisman, chief operator of Sequim’s…
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State proposes hunting, fishing license increases
State proposes hunting, fishing license increases by ALLEN THOMAS The Vancouver Columbian State wildlife officials have drafted a…
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Sequim inventors get patent for ‘Boat-Tote’
by ASHLEY MILLER for the Sequim Gazette Jeff Lewis and Mark Matriotti no longer are just "regular"…
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Schools honor veterans
Schools honor veterans Sequim Gazette staff Sequim schoolchildren honored military men and women on Wednesday, Nov. 10, with…
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Possible hospital partners in play
Possible hospital partners in play by MARK ST.J. COUHIG Sequim Gazette Three peninsula hospitals are together looking for…
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Police officers honor Spinks
Police officers honor Spinks Sequim Gazette staff Former Sequim Police Chief Robert Spinks received two awards at the…
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Peninsula College grows
Peninsula College grows by AMANDA WINTERS Sequim Gazette Aside from gaining several new buildings, bachelor’s degree programs and…