Letters to the Editor

Porter earns my vote

For years (usually at election time) certain people around here express misgivings and anger about the highly successful…

Letters to the Editor

Bruch will represent all of Clallam County

I attended three Sissi Bruch-William Peach forums for their bid for County Commissioner.

Letters to the Editor

Council makes wise choice

We have the Sequim City Council to thank for their unanimous vote to reject the Freedom Foundation’s Prop.…

Letters to the Editor

Kudos to Sequim talent

Saturday night (Sept. 20) my husband and I attended a musical production for our Sequim community in the…

News

Healthcare talk set for Friday

Clinical professor Don Downing of the University of Washington’s School of Pharmacy presents “Healthcare Delivery: How We Can…

News

Genealogical seminar focuses on online sites

On Saturday, Oct. 18, the Clallam County Genealogical Society hosts its fall seminar featuring Cyndi Ingle, the creator…

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Grief support group to meet

Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County will offer a six-week grief support group series in Port Angeles from Oct.…

L. Susie Mize and Bradley Ray Dong

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Milestone: Mize-Dong wedding

L. Susie Mize and Bradley Ray Dong married at the Japanese Garden in Carrie Blake Park in Sequim…

Sequim Sunrise Rotary Club president Carolyn McGinty makes a check presentation to Jim Pickett.

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Milestone: Sequim supports ShelterBoxes

Thanks to the donation of an Airstream trailer which was sold for $4,500 and 25 Sunrise Rotary members…

Milestone: Driving toward a cure

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Milestone: Driving toward a cure

On Thursday, Sept. 25, the SunLand Women’s Golf Association and SunLand Lady Niners joined together to sponsor “Drive…

Claire Henninger makes a stop in her second game as goalie for the Sequim Wolves.

Sports

Girls soccer: Wolves’ Lott nets hat trick vs. Red Hawks

Better to end the week on a high note for the Lady Wolves soccer team.

Sequim’s Ella Christensen

Sports

Volleyball: Vikings edge Wolves in thriller

Battle of unbeatens goes to North Kitsap in five sets

Five way tie for first? You bet. Sequim High’s varsity boys runners share the finish line as they sweep Kingston and Klahowya on Oct. 1. From left is Jackson Oliver

Sports

Cross country: Sequim boys race to fifth place at Curtis Invite

Only a virus could keep Sequim’s Wolves from finishing closer to the top.