House of Learning, Peninsula College Longhouse, will host a poetry reading and conversations with guest poets Dawn Pichón Barron and Rena Priest at 2 p.m.… Continue reading
Second ‘Flora Ludmilla’ episode set to air Ludmilla Studios Presents the second epic episode of “The Lost (and unfortunately found) Erotic Memoirs of Flora Ludmilla.”… Continue reading
“Take what you need; give what you can.” That’s the motto for the new Little Free Pantry in Agnew. It’s the first of what organizers… Continue reading
The Olympic Medical Center Foundation’s Family Days — presented by The Lodge at Sherwood Village, Fifth Avenue Retirement Center and Sherwood Assisted Living — will… Continue reading
A group of local artists are finding the creative silver linings at the end of a challenging year. The Blue Whole Gallery presents a group… Continue reading
The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t keeping locals from helping other from learning more about the basics of boating and improve their skills on the water. The… Continue reading
The Clallam County School Retirees’ Association awards Jill Oakes its Community Service Award
Adrienne Michaela Whitlock and Nathan Robert Warren were married in a private ceremony on June 10 at Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area Ski Resort in… Continue reading
From snow-blanketed mountains to evergreen forests dripping with rain and ocean beaches pounded by winter storm waves, there are many ways to experience the fall… Continue reading
One way to learn about the world is for your child to look around. There is much for her to see and learn. She needs… Continue reading
It was during a cast table reading in the summer of 2019 in Atlanta when Carol Swarbrick Dries first met legendary singer-actress Dolly Parton. Swarbrick… Continue reading
Rachel Anderson was born and raised in Sequim, in what she described as an abusive, low income household. “I am a first generation college student,”… Continue reading
Olympic Nature Experience staff and representatives are looking to the community bolster its efforts to provide safe outdoor classroom spaces for local youths. An $8,000… Continue reading
Marcus releases ‘Good Grief’ Ruth Marcus, a local author, poet and former Sequim Gazette columnist, announced last week the publication of “Good Grief: 58 Ways… Continue reading
African violets (genus Saintpaulia) are popular houseplants because of their compact structure and cheery blooms. Native to the rainforests of Tanzania and Kenya, African violets… Continue reading
Trish and Ken Gaine celebrate their 50th anniversary on Nov. 20. The pair grew up in Seattle. They met as college students while working at… Continue reading
Twelve Sequim-area students were recently named to the Dean’s List at the University of Washington for the 2020 spring quarter. They include seniors Cheyenne Broadfoot,… Continue reading
Soroptimist International of Sequim recently announced the selection of Kalli Wiker as their November 2020 Girl of the Month. Wiker is involved in a number… Continue reading
Starting this week, branches of the North Olympic Library System are offering Backpack Buddies Kits to local youths. This kid-friendly, take-and-make craft is recommended for… Continue reading
With the rise in COVID-19 numbers and corresponding restrictions to gatherings by Gov. Jay Inslee this week, organizers of the Olympic Medical Center’s annual Festival… Continue reading
