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City sends out wrong utilities bills

Sequim utility customers have received the wrong bills for the month of September.

Obituaries

Nell Griffin

Nell Jane Griffin Backus August 6, 1925 – September 13, 2016 Nell Jane Griffin Backus was born on…

Sequim's Kiara Pierson

Fall sports preview: Revamped, rebuilding Sequim cross country crews look to stay on top

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Police blotter — Sequim Gazette, Sept. 7, 2016

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

Business: Veteran massage therapist marks 25 years treating clients’ injuries, stress

Business: Veteran massage therapist marks 25 years treating clients’ injuries, stress

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Farmer of the Year Doug Hendrickson and farm co-owner Lee Norton stand with one of their goats. Submitted photo

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North Olympic Land Trust picks its Farmer of the Year

More than two decades ago, Doug Hendrickson veered from his career as an Olympic National Park ranger to…

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Dungeness Valley Health and Wellness Clinic walk set for Saturday

The Dungeness Valley Health and Wellness Clinic will hold its 12th annual Fun Walk at Trinity United Methodist…

U.S. Navy awards $25.6 million contract for Port Angeles pier

A joint-venture bidder from Gig Harbor has won a $25.6 million contract to build a military pier at…

United Way recently accepted a donation for $5

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United Way of Clallam County accepts US Bank donation, announces Day of Caring

Events in Sequim and Port Angeles this weekend are giving community members a chance to "Live United."

The Sequim Food Bank delivers an assortment of food in backpacks to area youths. Submitted photo

Milestone: Turning lavender lemonade into meals

Turning lavender lemonade into meals

Science Café: Toxic compounds topic of talk

The environment has a number of toxic compounds found everywhere from indoor dust to food, particularly seafood.

Link Crew leaders Dale Tayor and Courtney Gossett lead a small group of incoming ninth-graders in a collaborative exercise during freshmen orientation on Aug. 30. Activities began in the gymnasium before small groups broke out and headed for classrooms in the H Building. The exercises were designed to give some familiarity to students entering high school before the first day of school. Photo by Patsene Dashiell

Chalk Talk for the Sequim Gazette — Sept. 7, 2016

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Get It Growing: Plan before you can

Do memories of home-preserved food excite your taste buds? Were you lucky enough to enjoy frozen peaches, dried…