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Politics stunting forests’ growth?
Robert "Bob" Schramek, 77, of Port Townsend, believes the U.S. Forest Service has been given a bad rap.
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Olympic Cellars lauded for corporate philanthropy
The Puget Sound Business Journal named Olympic Cellars to its 2009 list of top corporate philanthropists.
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Old-fashioned road tour provides family vacation
The Clallam County Historical Society is participating in Mr. Carnegie's Grand Tour of Washington this summer.
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No longer just Lighthouse Latte
On the east side of town is a small tan and red espresso stand with a lighthouse mounted…
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News briefs
Affordable housing study The city of Sequim has hired Beckwith Consulting Group of La Conner to conduct the…
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New OMC vehicles powered by charity
The Olympic Medical Center Foundation has replaced the hospital laboratory's aging courier fleet with two locally purchased Toyota…
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Meetings Calendar
Meetings are listed based on written notification to The Gazette. Listings can be sent to The Gazette through…
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Marunde moving on
Sometime after her bigger-than-life Strongman spouse had died, perhaps in her slumber or in her waking hour, perhaps…
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Marine Raider marches on
Pfc. Charles "Chuck" Meacham, 83, saw a lot of action in World War II. Serving in 1942 as…
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Lamb puts spring into your mealtime
There are many spring lambs in the fields on the outskirts of town. It is a favorite meat…
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Kennel club hosts trials
The Hurricane Ridge Kennel Club, based in Sequim, is the largest dog club on the Northern Olympic Peninsula,…
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Hospital Guild gives $26,000 to OMC
At its annual luncheon and style show May 27, the Sequim-Dungeness Hospital Guild presented more than $26,000 to…
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Grey, Moser get city band scholarships
The Sequim City Band awards scholarships of $1,000 to college bound students each year. The recipients must play…