Business Briefs: Jan. 18, 2017

Business

Business Briefs: Jan. 18, 2017

Co-op stockholders gather

Representatives from Peninsula College accept a check for $5,000 from Wilder Auto on Dec. 30 at the PC Gym. From left, are Omar Lo, athletic director Rick Ross, Tami Rose and Dan Wilder Jr. from Wilder Auto, Jalon McCullough, President Dr. Luke Robins and Darrion Daniels. Photo by Kari Desser

Sports

Wilder donates $5K to PC Athletics

On Dec. 30, Wilder Auto presented the Pirate Athletic Association at Peninsula College with a $5,000 donation to…

Milestones: Elks honor Students of the Month

Life

Milestones: Elks honor Students of the Month

Elk members honor Students of the Month for October and November, Emily Bundy and William “Liam” Payne pictured…

Life

A&E Briefs: Jan. 18, 2017

Snowgrass concert set

Police Blotter: Jan. 18, 2017

Life

Police Blotter: Jan. 18, 2017

The weekly police blotter includes incidents that occurred in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County…

Milestones: OMC Home Health employees recognized

Life

Milestones: OMC Home Health employees recognized

Patient care coordinators Sophia Walker and Pat Shaughnessy, physical therapist Lydia Courney and social worker Emily Marcus received…

Life

Parenting Matters: Talk with your children about him

Monday we celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. with schools closed and an extended weekend to celebrate a special…

Life

Milestone: Wade accepted for admission to Luther College

Scot Schaeffer, Luther College vice president for enrollment management, has announced that Calvin Wade of Sequim has been…

Milestone: OPHS supporters honored

Life

Milestone: OPHS supporters honored

Longtime supporters of the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society, George and Bertha Norris recently were honored by their granddaughter…

Deadly force, abortion limits, marijuana in schools draw legislators’ attention in pre-session bill filings

News

Deadly force, abortion limits, marijuana in schools draw legislators’ attention in pre-session bill filings

As the 105-day session of the 2017 Washington Legislature began Monday, Jan. 9, several contentious issues loomed in…

Opinion

CommunityPlus: Civility and hatred

What happens to a community when hatred rears its ugly head? Can a community engage in civil discourse…

Letters to the Editor — Sequim Gazette, Jan. 11, 2017

Opinion

Letters to the Editor — Sequim Gazette, Jan. 11, 2017

Vote yes for Sequim school levies

Serenity House board members and staff receive a grant from U.S. Bank Foundation to help Clallam County residents overcome homelessness. Pictured from left are (front row) Carlyne Littlejohn of US Bank and Serenity House business manager Kathy Allen and board member Sally Franz; and (back row) Serenity House operations director Kevin Harkins, board president Scott Schaefer, Executive Director Richard “Doc” Robinson, and board member Mike McEvoy, and US Bank manager Lisa Meyer and sales & service manager Andrea Thompson. Submitted photo

Business

Milestones: USBank supports Serenity House

Continuing a 16-year tradition of support, Lisa Meyer, assistant vice president and manager of USBank’s Port Angeles branch,…