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Support Alzheimer’s research during walk

The 2014 North Olympic Peninsula “Walk To End Alzheimer’s” is from 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27, beginning…

Letters to the Editor

Who’s been working on the railroad?

Unlike Tim Wheeler in last week’s Gazette (Letters to the Editor, “A prop point clarified,” page A-9), I…

Letters to the Editor

Writer stereotypes ‘old men’

I’m writing in response to the parent whose letter was published Sept. 17 (Sequim Gazette, “Strangers photographing kids:…

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Clallam County league sets election candidate forums

The Clallam County League of Women Voters invites the public to three events featuring candidates on the ballot…

The Sequim Guild of Seattle Children’s Hospital will have a buffet luncheon and afternoon of playing bunco at noon

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Community news in brief

Family bingo night set, free day at state parks, dinner/school fundraiser on tap, local pilots to gather for…

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Carlsborg man held, awaits assault charges

A Carlsborg man, Deeon Emilio Gonzales, 20, goes to court next Friday for allegedly trying to take his…

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Saturday is Free National Drug Take Back Day

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office and Port Angeles Police Department are participating in the free National Drug Take…

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Man arrested on child pornography charges

A 22-year-old area man is being held in the Clallam County Corrections Facility on $10,000 bail after being…

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Police Blotter

The Police Blotter from Sept. 16-22 in the Sequim area

To celebrate 50 years in practice

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Business news

Sand Sculpture marks 50 years, talk on fermented foods at Nash’s set, First Federal gives back, more

Sports

Women’s soccer: Everett ends P.C’s win streak

Pirates rebound with 3-0 shutout versus Skagit Valley

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Northwest author/chef headlines Harvest Dinner

On Sept. 27, North Olympic Land Trust will host the 15th Annual Harvest Dinner at Sunland Golf &…

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Landscaping workshop set

Clallam Conservation District will hold a free field workshop on landscaping with native plants from 1-4 p.m. Saturday,…