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Prevention Works! looks to future
Prevention Works! continues making progress toward the goals in its Prevention Plan for 2011-2015. Diana Reaume, superintendent of…
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Labeling of genetically modified food back after failure of I-522
The push to label genetically modified organisms – termed GMOs – is back on the table in Olympia.…
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Freethinkers set meeting
The monthly meeting of the Juan De Fuca Freethinkers will be Wednesday, Jan. 22, at the Sequim Library,…
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Free Tax-Aide service starts up in February
IRS, AARP-sponsored program available in Sequim, Port Angeles
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Bill would fund training for public officials on open records
by CHRIS LOPAZE WNPA Legislative Reporter Lawmakers are considering a bill that would send public officials and employees…
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Apply now for peninsula tourism grants
The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is accepting grant applications for 2014. Grants are available to organizations in the…
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Tips on gardening in the Maritime Northwest climate
Home gardeners will learn how to examine their gardens most effectively for proper climatic growing conditions when the…
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Sheriff’s office investigates assault on deputy
Sequim Gazette staff A 54-year-old Sequim man was arrested and booked into jail on a series of charges…
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Earthquakes are subject of P.C. talk
The Coastal Watershed Institute and Peninsula College will mark the 313th anniversary of a Pacific Northwest earthquake and…
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DUI campaign nets 13 arrests in Clallam
The results are in from the recent Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over DUI enforcement campaign conducted from…
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Courses offered for new farmers
The “Sustainable Small Acreage Farming and Ranching” course offered through a joint effort between WSU Jefferson and Clallam…
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Work party set for Siebert Creek
Join North Olympic Land Trust and the Peninsula Trails Coalition on Monday, Jan. 20, in celebration of the…
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