12,000 seedlings given to tribe restoration efforts
Nonprofit seeks funds for programs for women, girls
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and virtual — forms this past weekend, with a slew of online events combined with an… Continue reading
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Jenny Preston of Chimacum’s Snow Creek Leather works on a belt at the Sequim Irrigation Festival’s Innovative Arts and Crafts Fair in downtown Sequim on… Continue reading
Message on garment prompts responses
Late Myron Teterud known for being big sports booster
Formerly disc golf course, church, building will now house cats, kittens, small animals
Possible daily in-person education this fall
Vern Frykholm has appeared throughout the Puget Sound region as George Washington, portraying the first president in parades, at schools, for local festivals,… Continue reading
Sequim schools employee says ‘malicious lies’ spread
Tour provides glimpse of facility under construction
Shift would put preK-2 in one school, grades 3-5 in another
Longtime coach, volunteer to be remembered Sunday
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Sequim’s annual Irrigation Festival, Washington state’s longest continuous community festival now in its 126th year, kicked off the parade season with the float reveal at… Continue reading
Project rated fifth in list of library priorities
There’s a saying among some quilters that seems to fall somewhere between wisdom and a wisecrack: It’s cheaper than therapy. With materials, equipment… Continue reading
The Sequim School Board has approved the release of a request for qualifications to oversee a $15 million capital project plan. Local voters… Continue reading
Rescue animal takes steps toward new life
Pandemic shut down only source of revenue
With big plays on offense, defense and special teams, Sequim toppled South Kitsap 27-15 Friday night in the schools’ first gridiron match-up in… Continue reading
