The Olympic Peninsula YMCA kicks off its 2021 annual Impact Campaign this week to raise funds “to help build strong kids and strong families of… Continue reading
It is not unusual in our society today to hear people talking about or writing about kindness. The City of Sequim has proclaimed the year… Continue reading
Please pay close attention to your email, mail and phone calls. With the new COVID relief law, more scams are appearing. I am sorry to… Continue reading
People who lose a loved one or are preparing to be alone will likely encounter certain practical, everyday problems. To assist, Volunteer Hospice of Clallam… Continue reading
It’s time to meet Teresa Bentley of Wicked Brooms, a full-time artisan broom maker whom Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market is thrilled to welcome to… Continue reading
While there are many factors that have played into the decline of native pollinators, a significant issue is simply loss of habitat. Cathy Lucero, Clallam… Continue reading
Every organization — every person, for that matter — can look anew at what they want to do and be from here on out, Kayla… Continue reading
Editor’s note: Is your group meeting once more and wanting to get into the community calendar? Let us know at editor@sequimgazette.com or 360-683-3311. — MD… Continue reading
Peninsula Behavioral Health CEO Wendy Sisk presens “Nurturing Your Mental Health,” a free WOW! Working on Wellness radio forum from 2-3 p.m. on Wednesday, May… Continue reading
In a second virtual roundtable discussion about “Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and Coming Out of the Pandemic,” Clallam County Parent to Parent hosts a panel exploration of… Continue reading
Today’s plant clinic concern comes from a resident who is new to the Olympic Peninsula: “My seedlings sprouted and were looking great, then, almost overnight,… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society (OPHS) on April 22 a $7,500 grant investment from the newly named Petco Love to support the organization’s work for… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System (NOLS) is seeking feedback about patrons’ experiences at the library. Complete the survey at nols.org/community-survey (in English or Spanish) for… Continue reading
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, commemorating the contributions and history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States. Take… Continue reading
We talk a great deal about what you can teach your child, but have you thought about what your child can teach you? If you… Continue reading
Recently I met a woman who is bi-coastal and lives in New York part of the year and in Sequim during the summer months. She… Continue reading
Avery Bush, 6, and her sister Maddie Bush, 9, enjoy a unique session of COVID-19 “recess” on April 28: fishing at the pond just north… Continue reading
Book approaches plant with wellness approach
There are plenty of chances to warm up for summer riding during May — National “Bike Month” — with rides and other safe activities promoted… Continue reading
Sequim city councilor Rachel Anderson recently earned a Certificate of Municipal Leadership (CML) from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC), City of Sequim representatives said… Continue reading
