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School bond: a look at Greywolf, Transportation Center (part three in a series)

Ballots for Feb. 11 special election out today, Jan. 22

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Cardquest Gaming owners rebuild after $30K burglary

More than a month after his business Cardquest Gaming, 271 S. Seventh Ave., Suite 26, was burglarized and…

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Dreaming in Felt: Sequim artist has unique color sense

Sequim’s Lora Armstrong “is an incredibly talented artist who loves color and processes,” said friend and fellow painter…

Red Parsons, left, Kitty City assistant manager who will help run the Bark House, and Paul Stehr-Green, Olympic Peninsula Humane Society board president and acting executive director, stand near dog kennels discussing the changes they are making to the Bark House to ensure dogs are in a comfortable, sanitary environment when the facility reopens in February. (Emma Maple/Peninsula Daily News)

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Humane Society officials plan to reopen Bark House

Facility, closed since last July, could be open by Valentine’s Day

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Sequim Health & Rehab now has a four-legged staffer

Teresa Huffman has lived at Sequim Health &Rehabilitation for five years now, but she still misses her dog…

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Applications open to fill vacant city council seat

Downer resigns from office to spend more time with family

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Fraudsters pose as local law enforcement, first responders

Scammers are once again posing as law enforcement and first responders in phone calls to local residents.

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Fire District 3 sees record call load in 2024

Firefighters/medics respond to 9,000-plus calls

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash
If a construction bond is approved, Sequim High School’s open campus could be enclosed to increase safety and update the older facility, Sequim School District staff said.

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School bond: a look at HHE, SHS (part two in a series)

Feb. 11 special election ballots go out Jan. 22

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90-year-old quilter LaRue Robirts has made more than 1,400 quilts

According to Phyllis Carey, facilitator of the Washington Peninsula/Sequim Chapter of Project Linus, 90-year-old LaRue Robirts “finds joy…

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Family faces cancer uncertainty buoyed by community support

It was a massage therapist who first noticed the lump behind Rod Dirks’ left knee.

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Hardy’s Market now serving Indian food

You probably won’t want fries with that. In fact, you might not want fries for quite a while…

Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen
At their latest get-together, the Sequim MS (multiple sclerosis) Support Group joked that they consider themselves “the ministry of silly walks,” referencing a Monty Python sketch. From left to right: Kelly St. Clair, visitor Ely Springer, Jill Osborn, Diane Reaves, Susan Hedding, Lori Jacobs, Linda Plenart, Wendy Valentine and Dani Goulding.

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MS support group offers humor, fellowship

The Sequim MS (multiple sclerosis) Support Group meets once a month and offers fellowship, education and the relief…