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SHS team takes third at state Knowledge Bowl

For the second time in four years, Sequim High’s Knowledge Bowl team took third place at the 2A…

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About 1,400 people gathered downtown Saturday for Sequim’s “Hands Off!” protest organized by Sequim Indivisible as part of a global grassroots protest against massive federal cuts by President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Here, the crowd listens to short speeches at Sequim Civic Center before spreading out along Washington Street and Sequim Avenue. To see more photos from the protest, go to sequimgazette.com.

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Trump protest draws hundreds of participants

Almost 1,400 people participated Saturday in a “Hand’s Off!” demonstration in downtown Sequim as part of a national…

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SHS grad Bernsten becomes three-time All-American wrestler

She plans to tackle WSU pharmacy program next fall

Washington state capitol building in Olympia.

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Clallam County gets legislative update

Property tax bills still in play

Photo courtesy of Cherie Tachell| Colton Dufour, shown here with his mom, Cherie Tachell, faces a tough road to recovery following a hit-and-run on the evening of March 31 that left him with serious injuries.

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Boy fighting to recover after hit-and-run

A 13-year-old Sequim boy who was struck by a car and seriously injured is currently fighting for recovery,…

Photo courtesy of Jennie Strachan| When former deputy and pilot John L. Strachan told his wife Jennie that his final wish was for his ashes to be sent into space, she wondered if he was kidding. After all, could such a thing even be done? Turns out, it can - and Jennie is making it happen.

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Slipping the surly bonds of Earth

Widow to send ashes of former Kitsap deputy into space, fulfilling his lifelong dream

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Hit-and-run leaves Sequim boy seriously injured

A 13-year-old boy was struck and seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident that occurred around 9 p.m. Monday…

Photo courtesy of the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office| The Sentinel, an Armored Rescue Vehicle delivered to the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office in February, was deployed for the first time Sunday, leading to the peaceful surrender of a barricaded assault suspect with outstanding warrants.

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Barricaded assault suspect surrenders after stand-off with multiple agencies

Sequim incident marks first deployment of Sentinel armored vehicle

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Jennifer Thomas brings ‘Oceans’ to Port Angeles

Meet-and-greet, concert set for May 10

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Sequim schools shelter in place during nearby arrest

An arrest on Wednesday morning led Sequim School District officials to have the main campus “shelter-in-place” for about…

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Sequim woman uses CPR training to save man outside Walmart

She credits training to Boys & Girls Club

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Athletes break in new track at first meet

Bond to improve stadium, increase field

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Hearing examiner approves two Sequim developments

Proposed projects could add 128 homes to city