Blue Whole Gallery will present a new Walk-By Showing, “New Beginnings,” in the front windows beginning Friday, June 5. Featured artists are Lynne Armstrong and… Continue reading
Tomatoes in home gardens For more information on growing tomatoes, read WSU’s “Vegetables: Growing Tomatoes in Home Gardens” (FS145E) available for free at https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2070/2019/09/FS145E.pdf. Tomatoes… Continue reading
Join Nita Wester, a Jefferson County Master Gardener, who will provide information on native bee species that live in Washington State and North America at… Continue reading
Youths in grades 4-6 can join two North Olympic Library System librarians for a lunchtime book discussion about books they have recently enjoyed. Hear new… Continue reading
We’re all looking forward to life getting back to “normal.” While this summer will look a bit different than past years, the library is still… Continue reading
Olympic Theatre Arts for the past 10 weeks has been reaching out to its list of email subscribers with weekly notifications regarding the theatre’s activities.… Continue reading
A child doing wrong somehow stands out. Maybe it is because they do it loudly or seem to do it while you are around them.… Continue reading
The fifth-annual symposium for the presentation of Peninsula College Honors Program Capstone Projects is set for 3:30-5 p.m. Thursday, June 11, when students will present… Continue reading
Saki Kambi, managing editor Peninsula College’s student run newspaper, The Buccaneer, received an Honorable Mention award in the 2020 PNAJE Contest News category with 43… Continue reading
Katelyn Sheldon of Port Angeles will serve as the Peninsula College’s 2020-21 student body president, while Grace Johnson of Marrowstone Island will serve as vice… Continue reading
May 11, 2020 — 4:23 p.m.,
a son, Dean Michael
Lotzgesell, 7 pounds 6 ounces, to Allison and Garrett Lotzgesell, Sequim.… Continue reading
The City Arts Advisory Commission is seeking entries of art, in any medium, for “Fluidity,” the commission’s next exhibit to be on digital display beginning… Continue reading
Over 90 years of community service, The Rotary Club of Sequim has been proud to support our local community by providing leadership in the building… Continue reading
The Master Gardener’s of Clallam County want to continue to gets children and their families growing. How about some free seeds? With the help from… Continue reading
By Jeanette Stehr-Green For the Sequim Gazette Last week, we covered four of the more popular small fruits grown in home gardens: strawberries, blueberries, raspberries… Continue reading
Get advice about growing tomatoes successfully in the North Olympic Peninsula’s maritime climate at the next Green Thumbs Garden Tips, set for noon-1 p.m. on… Continue reading
After 16 years of ongoing dedication and perseverance for founding and providing leadership for the Parkwood Emergency Response Team (PERT), Mike Hansen, commander, and Peggy… Continue reading
The Sequim Sunrise Rotary Club recently donated $7,500 to three community organizations who provide assistance to some of the most vulnerable in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley.… Continue reading
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church recently donated $2,500 to the Sequim Food Bank. The church’s monthly food donations from parishioners to the food bank and the… Continue reading
There are exciting activities for your children to do in these months of staying at home. But this is a time where the creative thinking… Continue reading
