Youths of ages 6-12 are invited to learn how to build their own toolbox with an online workshop in early August. As part of the… Continue reading
It would have been nice if the “no” stage ended when your child was no longer 2 — but it doesn’t. Every parent needs to… Continue reading
With a building full of “unusual stuff,” staff and volunteers with Olympic Theatre Arts Center are looking to clear some space and raise funds at… Continue reading
Coronavirus concerns nixed a plan to have an in-person exhibit, so Peninsula College show organizers went virtual. Winners were announced for the college’s annual Student… Continue reading
Adaptable, intelligent, opportunistic … during July in Sequim we have an excellent opportunity to learn about gulls. Often thought to be the most versatile birds… Continue reading
Mount Townsend a popular hike this time of year
Tess Teel & Co. at fifth ‘Music Where You Park’ Tess Teel & Co.’s swing, jazz and bossanova music is in the spotlight at KSQM… Continue reading
In an effort to offer children a fun challenge this summer, the Clallam County Literacy Council — through United Way — is launching a writing… Continue reading
Joshua Chrisman, a 2002 Sequim High School graduate, recently finished medical school at Dell Medical School at the University of Texas in Austin. Chrisman, 36,… Continue reading
After nearly 40 years with the City of Sequim in various roles, Al Chrisman is calling it a career. Chrisman retired on July 10 after… Continue reading
By Gary McLaughlin For the Sequim Gazette There are several good reasons to grow dahlias. One of them is the amazing number of varieties and… Continue reading
P.E.O. Chapter HZ in Sequim didn’t let the COVID-19 pandemic keep the group from showing support for a pair of Centurion members (ages 100 or… Continue reading
Radio Pacific, Inc. recently presented checks totalling $13,579 to the Sequim Food Bank, the Port Angeles Food Bank and the Port Angeles Salvation Army. The… Continue reading
Outfitted with personal protective equipment, members of the Rotary Club of Sequim were still able to bestow an adaptive bike recently to Jorden Topham, an… Continue reading
A shredding event hosted by the Soroptimist International of Sequim helped raise funds for three local nonprofits and assist with meeting community needs arising from… Continue reading
With each branch of the North Olympic Library System (NOLS) closed to the public, a team of library staffers are working remotely, mailing free starter… Continue reading
As part of the Summer Reading Program, the North Olympic Library System’s “Books & Libations” program has been reorganized to provide participants with contact-free book… Continue reading
By Cynthia Martin For the Sequim Gazette Just as children need rules, so do parents. One part of the rules are some simple ideas that… Continue reading
Deadline for items appearing in the community calendar is noon on Wednesday, one week before publication at editor@ sequimgazette.com or delivered to the Sequim Gazette… Continue reading
Eight contributors was selected winners in the Olympic Peninsula Authors’ “Keep Your Distance” writing contest this spring. Prizes for the “for the fun of it”… Continue reading
