Trees with stories: English walnut

Life

Trees with stories: English walnut

It’s a rarity to encounter a healthy 142-year-old tree that has the distinction of being planted by an…

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News: Little League board vote tonight

The Sequim Little League Board will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16, at the Sequim Boys &Girls…

A commitment to prevention

Opinion

A commitment to prevention

One of the greatest, under-appreciated, benefits of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which remains the law of the…

Life

Parenting Matters: Being polite, considerate and kind

When should you teach your child about politeness, consideration or even kindness?

Sequim woman wins drawing

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Sequim woman wins drawing

The winner of Jim’s Pharmacy Holiday Extravaganza is Helen L. Baldwin from Sequim (not pictured) and was held…

Milestones: Soroptimists bestow awards

Life

Milestones: Soroptimists bestow awards

Soroptimist International of Sequim presents its 2016 Continuing Education Scholarship to Cathleen O’Connell. O’Connell, while battling mental health…

Sweaters for veterans

Life

Sweaters for veterans

Drennan &Ford Funeral Home and Crematory co-owner Steve Ford stands with the hundreds of pieces of cold weather…

Letters to the Editor

Opinion: Letters to the Editor

Faustian trade fractures family

Dealing with grief during the holidays

Life

Dealing with grief during the holidays

You lost your spouse, parent, child or friend in February or May or whatever month and here comes…

Police Blotter — Sequim Gazette, Nov. 16, 2016

Life

Police Blotter — Sequim Gazette, Nov. 16, 2016

The weekly police blotter includes incidents that occurred in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County…

Life

Holiday Bazaar happenings

It’s time to take advantage of annual holiday bazaars for handcrafted items on your gift list.

Milestones: ‘Adventures in Music’ continue with donation

Life

Milestones: ‘Adventures in Music’ continue with donation

US Bank has donated $2,000 to the Port Angeles Symphony to support Adventures in Music, the symphony’s concert…

Timothy Walch, a second-year student at Peninsula College, said he supported Donald Trump because of his business experience. (Jesse Major/Peninsula Daily News)​

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Trump election means big changes ahead, say peninsula residents

Whether dismayed or encouraged, North Olympic Peninsula residents said Republican billionaire Donald Trump’s stunning victory over former Secretary…