Next Science Café turns spotlight on Project Violet

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Next Science Café turns spotlight on Project Violet

    Sequim Gazette staff While the next Science Café features an out-of-town speaker, the event has a…

Dr. Seuss Would Be Proud

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Dr. Seuss Would Be Proud

Sequim readers follow tradition

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What ‘ales’ you

On Tuesday, March 11, at 6 p.m., the Sequim Library. 630 N. Sequim Ave., will present the next…

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Too loud in the City of Sequim?

Noise ordinance up for review Monday night

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Sign up for CPR classes

The American Red Cross will offer three CPR/First Aid courses during March at the Red Cross office, 151…

Sheriffs arrest burglary suspect, seek two more suspects

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Sheriffs arrest burglary suspect, seek two more suspects

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office continues its pursuit of Andrew Donald Luquette, 31, and Ronnie Lee Bayley, 37,…

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River Center announces contest to rename Spring Fling

Sequim Gazette staff Out with the cliché, in with the new.   Staff and volunteers at the Dungeness…

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Rainbow order hosts membership event

Sequim Assembly # 57 International Order of Rainbow for Girls is hosting a membership event. The members and…

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P.C. scholarship available

A Peninsula College Longhouse Scholarship is available for one student per year from each local tribe: Hoh, Makah,…

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Genealogist to speak to genealogical society

“Organizing Your Family History to Stay Sane” is the lecture presented by Mary Kathryn Kozy at the March…

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Thrift shop open

The Sequim Dungeness Hospital Guilds Thrift Shop at 206 Bell St. in Sequim will be open on from…

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Take a walk with the Explorers

The Olympic Peninsula Explorers his the trail Saturday, March 8, for a 5k (3.1-mile) or a 10k (6.2-mile)…

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Sequim re-hires former city planner

   Sequim Gazette staff The City of Sequim is hiring back its former senior planner and interim planning…