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Photo by Marie Dickinson Mary Ellen (Dryke) Pogue and Robert “Bob” Clark meet at the Mariner Cafe on April 16 for their Sequim High School class of 1947 reunion. They’re two of three surviving members of the class of 51 students. Mabel (Heine) Sorensen was unable to attend this year, Clark said.

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Sequim High class of 1947 celebrates 79th reunion

Robert “Bob” Clark remains a constant for Sequim High School’s class of 1947.

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

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Responder Blotter — April 29, 2026

The weekly blotter includes calls in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County in the Sequim-Dungeness…

Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash Sue Rockett with Sequim Community Church helps paint the Sequim Police Department’s Dog Agility Course in Carrie Blake Community Park on April 25 for the volunteer event Sequim Beautiful Day. Rockett participated last year and said she loves it. “I love being able to help the police and community,” she said.

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Volunteers help Sequim shine for ‘Beautiful Day’ service event

More than 150 help at projects across the area

Photo by Susan Kalmar Offspring of the infamous “Sequim Agave” will be available to purchase at the Master Gardener Plant Sale on Saturday, May 2.

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Get It Growing: The famous giant ‘Sequim Agave’ lives on

For those not familiar with the famous “Sequim Agave,” it’s a plant that started life in a little…

Brian Pulk, president of the Sequim Valley Lions Club, cuts a ribbon to celebrate a paved pathway around the James Center for the Performing Arts. The Lions paid about $50,000 for the project.

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Lions pave the way at bandshell

Sequim Valley Lions Club members and community supporters celebrated the freshly paved path around the James Center for…

Sequim Gazette file photo by Matthew Nash Children catch balls from Sequim Robotics Federation’s robot at last year’s Family Fun Days. The robot and Sequim High School students will return to the event this weekend with their robot Juggle Jaws.

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Irrigation Festival comes ‘Sequimming along’

Crazy Callen Weekend brings operetta, Family Fun Days, more

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ A levy lid lift for North Olympic Library System appears to be passing before its May 8 certification date. If it passes, NOLS staff report there wouldn’t be a reduction in hours, staffing and material purchases. Levy dollars did not pay for the renovation of the Sequim Library, they said.

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Updated: Library’s levy lid lift appears to be passing

Resolution brings levy rate up to $0.45 cents per $1,000 assessed home value

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Sequim council agrees to send letter supporting tribe’s land transfer

Jamestown seeks ownership of Dungeness and Protection Island refuges

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Sequim teens Brayden Baritelle and Emma Rhodes are among the first to receive Youth Awards with the 2026 Clallam County Community Service Awards. They’ve volunteered in the Sequim area for years and will be recognized in a ceremony on May 6 at the Port Angeles Senior Center.

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Rhodes, Baritelle to receive Youth Community Service Awards

Reception set for May 6 in PA

Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash Sequim High School Interact Club members and a representative with the Sequim Sunrise Rotary gather for a photo after filling buckets and containers for the annual Walk for Water event. Students walked about four miles on April 18 as part of a fundraiser to build a well in Ghana.

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Walk for Water supports Ghanaian town’s well

Once again, a group of dedicated local teens sought out and received support to pay for a well…

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Public safety town hall draws 200

Panelists told issues appear to be worsening

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

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Responder Blotter — April 22, 2026

The weekly blotter includes calls in the City of Sequim and in unincorporated Clallam County in the Sequim-Dungeness…

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Lost Mountain School’s original bell is now in front of Sequim Museum & Arts as a joint effort between Clallam County Fire District 3, museum officials and volunteers, and local business Doin’ Stuff. Pictured from left are Bob Stipe with the museum, Luke and Daniel Berneking with Doin’ Stuff, Tharin Huisman, CCFD3 maintenance supervisor, firefighter/EMT Ryan Hueter, Captain Ivan Hueter, firefighter/paramedic Joel Bower, Fire Chief Justin Grider, and the museum’s Executive Director Judy Reandeau Stipe.

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Lost Mountain’s historic bell finds new home in Sequim

Museum adds item next to Veterans Monument