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Sequim’s school enrollment remains unpredictable
Torture numbers and they’ll confess anything, author Gregg Easterbrook once wrote. So it is with Sequim’s student enrollment…
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Sequim Open Aire Market
There is a great feeling of community and vitality that comes together at our market each week. We…
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Seat belt use jumps
Results from the latest observational survey of seat belt use in Washington were released Sept. 21 and they…
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Olympic adventure draws 120
Light rain and fog proved to be no deterrent for 120 participants in the sixth-annual Olympic Bike Adventure…
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Of taverns and time: the Sit-N-Bull is the final resting place for peninsula taverns
It’s a man cave. It’s a museum. OK, it’s a man cave. But it’s the finest man…
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Lecture on Destruction Island Lighthouse
Ginger Nichols will talk about her experience as keeper of the Destruction Island Lighthouse in the 1960s at…
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KSQM hosts fundraising dinner
KSQM FM, Sequim’s community radio station, hosts its first dinner dance fundraiser, "Moonlight Memories," starting at 5:30 p.m.…
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Kneading peace
Courtney Freitas, of Sequim, opened Peaceful Kneads Massage & Meditation in Carlsborg on Sept. 13. Sequim Gazette photo…
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Kessler, Dicks, Dwyer back Tharinger
‘Tis the season for endorsements and some local candidates are in no short supply of the electoral gifts.…
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Frick’s Drugs closes pharmacy
After 64 years, Frick’s Drugs is changing its name. Beginning today, Wednesday, Sept. 29, the store will operate…
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Finding the light in lunch
Combining culinary talents seems to work best for the Light Lunch program. In six years, close to 10,000…
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Fiber artists gather for exhibits, workshops
The North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival celebrates its fifth year in 2010. The interactive, educational fiber-arts-community event is…
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Crash involves Sequim drivers
Ashley Debler of Sequim was transported to the hospital following a Jefferson County collision last week. At 3:45…