I take a generic drug, a little yellow pill that’s been produced for decades, to control blood pressure. I started taking it long before the… Continue reading
The City of Sequim and the community have a problem - we have no Police Station and have been renting space in a shopping mall… Continue reading
The comment period on the proposed Dungeness Water Rule is now open and will remain so until July 9.The rule is extraordinarily important. It represents… Continue reading
A vote for public safetyI don’t live within the Sequim city limits, but I consider it “my city.” I will do whatever I can to… Continue reading
You may notice a slight change in today's edition of the Sequim Gazette. For some of you, it's a significant one.No, your paper did not… Continue reading
In my 11-plus years at the Gazette, I’ve been asked occasionally to speak with groups about my job. Last year, Dr. Cynthia Martin of Parenting Matters… Continue reading
Air quality monitor a necessityAll living things MUST breathe air — we have NO CHOICE and apparently no control over the air we breathe. Anything… Continue reading
The economic news is bad.The U.S. economy added just 69,000 jobs in May, fewer than half the expected number, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics… Continue reading
Thanks for 'fitness food'I would like to give both Nash’s Organic Produce and The Red Rooster Grocery Story a very big ‘thank you” for donating… Continue reading
Your opinions on issues of community interest and your reaction to stories and editorials contained in your Sequim Gazette are important to us and to… Continue reading
I have been a volunteer with the Dungeness Valley Health & Wellness Clinic for five months. This has been a fulfilling and interesting experience. Week after… Continue reading
The Washington Department of Ecology would like to thank the Sequim Gazette for your informative articles in recent months on water issues in the Dungeness… Continue reading
