As part of the annual Summer Reading Program, the North Olympic Library System is hitting the road — virtually — with a storytime series geared… Continue reading
It has been a tough time for parents, especially moms, in the last few months. With school just now being out for summer some of… Continue reading
Sequim High School senior Payton Sturm was one of three local students selected to receive Monday Musical scholarships worth $1,5000 each. Sturm, a mezzo soprano,… Continue reading
With libraries across the Olympic Peninsula closed, staff have gotten imaginative with their “Imagine Your Story” Summer Reading Program. The free, all-ages program that kicked… Continue reading
Hales kicks off KSQM’s ‘Music Where You Park’ series Amy Hales’ Christian, gospel and pop tunes are in the spotlight to start KSQM 91.5 FM’s… Continue reading
Last week’s column, “Creating a Pollinator Garden,” talked about planning and planting your garden to attract and keep pollinators, including bees, butterflies, insects and others.… Continue reading
Master Gardener Susan Kalmar teaches the importance of having a watering plan for one’s yard and garden at her Zoom presentation, “Simple Drip Irrigation,” set… Continue reading
With a goal to give back this year, real estate broker Karen Willcutt with Town & Country Real Estate made her first donations of 2020… Continue reading
For more than two decades, a fresh display of artistry has come to the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center’s Webster’s Woods Sculpture Park, marking a… Continue reading
By Cynthia Martin For the Sequim Gazette Earth Day was somewhat overshadowed this year by the attention given to an unwelcomed virus. However, the nice… Continue reading
Local Rotarians recently helped boost the Boys & Girls Club’s “Grab ‘n’ Go” program to help feed youths in Sequim and Port Angeles. Long-time Rotarians… Continue reading
Blue Whole Gallery to open June 17 Joyce Volmut, president of the Blue Whole Gallery, announced last week the Sequim gallery at 129 W. Washington… Continue reading
Cherished for their faithful return, swallows have long been symbols of love, loyalty and peace. In Sequim, we don’t need to join other tourists going… Continue reading
What’s all the buzz about pollinators? Why do we need them? Pollinators are bees, butterflies, birds, moths, bats and some insects. They pollinate many of… Continue reading
Offering a unique take on a summer music series, KSQM 91.5 FM is going mobile. Because of social distancing requirements still in effect during Phase… Continue reading
Alexandria McMenamin of Sequim was among those who earned dean’s list recognition at George Fox University for the spring 2020 semester. Undergraduate students must earn… Continue reading
Young actors and actresses can now rehearse and get lessons from instructors in preparation for live performances in August through Olympic Theatre Arts’ Young Thespians… Continue reading
I am the mother of a large family. Some of the lessons I hope to teach my children and now my grandchildren, are ones I… Continue reading
A call went out from the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs for folks to write to the veterans in the five state veterans homes… Continue reading
Peninsula College looks to celebrate student work in the arts during the Student Arts Festival, set for June 8-12, during our The annual event, sponsored… Continue reading
