The Rotary Club of Sequim began a dictionary program under the leadership of then Community Service Chair Harry Hughes. Harry passed away suddenly in June… Continue reading
Two young children explore the beach with their grandmother, gathering interesting bits of driftwood and stone. Meanwhile, across town, a slightly older girl is experimenting… Continue reading
In Native American legend, Hummingbird is a healing spirit, a helper of those in need, and seeing one was a sign of good luck. Hummingbirds… Continue reading
By Judy English For the Sequim Gazette Growing microgreens is a fun and rewarding project for both the experienced and inexperienced gardener. Microgreens are vegetables… Continue reading
By Cynthia Martin For the Sequim Gazette It is easy to become a parent — some people plan ahead, and others just let it happen.… Continue reading
The Sequim High auditorium is quiet for now, but a host of local students have made some noise on a statewide level for their musical… Continue reading
Despite the cancellation of an in-person exhibition, the Olympic Peninsula High School Student Art Exhibition at Peninsula College heralds some of the top student art… Continue reading
The Veterans Center, at 216 S. Francis St. in Port Angeles, has a clothing store for veterans and their families. There are used and new… Continue reading
Green beans and peas — regulars in many vegetable gardens — represent a mere fraction of the legume possibilities for local gardeners. Laurel Moulton, program… Continue reading
The Clallam County Master Gardeners are disappointed to have to postpone the Spring Plant Sale. It is an annual fund raising event that they enjoy… Continue reading
Libraries may be closed, but readers can still connect with other book aficionados through virtual book chats, held on Tuesdays through the month of May… Continue reading
What can you do on the NOLS website? The question is really, “What can’t you do?” You may be surprised how much there is to… Continue reading
Get ready for “happy hour” — virtually — at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. The arts center continue its virtual arts programming at 5… Continue reading
Most of us would like to avoid talking about the difficult subjects with our children but we know we should do it anyhow. Tough subjects… Continue reading
From alysum to zinnias, marigold and mint, and from seven styles of petunias to parsley, pineapple sage, rosemary and thyme, Sequim High School’s annual plant… Continue reading
While all Clallam County’s public libraries are closed because of COVID-19 concerns, online resources remain available and North Olympic Library System (NOLS) — which oversees… Continue reading
March 17, 2020 — 6:57 a.m., a son, Stephen Patrick Fletcher, 7 pounds 3.4 ounces, to Sarah Tice and Michael Fletcher, Port Angeles. March 31,… Continue reading
In early 1990s the club was seeking a new fundraiser to assist specifically in financial support for the Boys and Girls Club. Joe Hawe, then… Continue reading
Growing plants from seeds is fun and rewarding! This hands-on project for kids will increase your child’s basic knowledge of plants and improve their observation… Continue reading
Blaine and Cindy Zechenelly, Sequim-area volunteer disaster planners for Clallam County Fire District No.3, received 2020 Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards, as announced by Serve Washington… Continue reading
