Dignitaries host grand opening as staff continue onboarding

A few days before finishing her trek across America with the Warrior Bike program, U.S. Navy Seabee Builder Chief Mary Montigny of Rhode Island paid her respects to a fellow Seabee in Gardiner.

Each day features giveaways, discounts, food, more

Here are Clallam County Environmental Health Services’ inspections in July of restaurants and food and beverage businesses.

Charbonneaux started her journey seeking personal, work balance

Sheriff’s Office, Sequim Police Department, and prosecuting attorney led presentation at The Lodge

Two mornings, two sightings, and a call that carried half a mile along the Dungeness. What an Olympic Peninsula cougar researcher makes of it, and why we are better off with the cats than without them...

New initiative group looks to connect kids, community

This story originally appeared in print and online in the Sequim Gazette on Dec. 13, 2017.

Robert “Bob” Clark remains a constant for Sequim High School’s class of 1947.

Third grade green thumbs traveled up Blue Mountain Road last week to plant trees as part of an ongoing educational field trip.

Friends, colleagues share how he made a difference

Project adds about 10,000 square feet to footprint

Volunteers say space is larger, more convenient

Development director hired to help secure funds, long-term stability

Money will be used to upgrade cardiac ultrasound systems

Library system last asked for tax increase in 2010

City police reiterate they won’t, can’t enforce residency status

Nine compete for Sequim in Tacoma Dome

‘Rise of the Phoenix’ helps Japan figure skating team win silver

Project would nearly double number of appointments for children, adults

Plans remain in place to open by year’s end

Volunteer-driven nonprofit will reach quarter-century mark in October

Reopening date still to be announced as holds remain available

Sequim man’s YouTube channel chronicles adventures searching for mysterious creatures

New steel structure to reflect current design, improve safety, tribe reports