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Denny Henson of NW Rustic Cuts works on carved bears at the Logging Show at the Sequim Irrigation Festival on Friday. The show continues today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. as well as a variety of other events during the festival’s grand finale weekend. The highlight will be the Grand Parade through downtown Sequim from noon to 1:30 p.m. today. For more information, see irrigationfestival.com and facebook.com/SequimIrrigationFestival.

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Art with bear hands at Irrigation Festival

Denny Henson of NW Rustic Cuts works on carved bears at the Logging Show at the Sequim Irrigation…

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Sequim school project planning sees progress

SEQUIM — A number of efforts to refurbish and replace key components of school infrastructure continue to see…

Josephine Johnson, second from right, and family get to work on her artwork fundraiser to aid refugees from the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Kyle Johnson)

Life

Sequim youth’s art raises funds for Ukrainians

More than $1,000 has been donated to UNICEF for cause

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Sequim Schools to cut staffing

District also eliminates assistant superintendent post

Youths enjoy a canoe ride at a summer camp provided by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula. (Submitted photo)

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State grant helps youths SEEK adventure

Sequim city, Boys Girls clubs, YMCA work together

Colleagues and family have created a scholarship in the name of longtime Olympic Peninsula fisheries and business leader Kurt Grinnell, who died in a vehicle crash in April 2021. (Photo courtesy of Northwest Aquaculture Alliance/Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe)

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Legacy grows through funding

Scholarship now in Grinnell’s name

Donna and Jon Harrison of Harrison’s Comfort Footwear have retired, with ownership of the popular shoe store moving over to Beck's Shoes. Michael Dashiell/Olympic Peninsula News Group

Business

Iconic shoe store changes hands

SEQUIM — Before they were a couple, they were a customer and a business owner.

Planning for Sequim Bay Yacht Club’s May 1 Opening Day of Boating Season events are, from left, immediate past commodore Jerry Fine, commodore Frank DeSalvo and vice commodore Sue Baden. The trio is pictured aboard the Flora Mae, the Fine cruiser, one of the boats that attendees can get a free ride; riders are offered to the public between 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at John Wayne Marina.

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Sequim Bay Yacht Club to offer free rides on opening day

Boat parade, bagpipes set for kickoff on May 1

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Kyla and Josh Washburn, new owners of Sunshine Café, said they are excited to offer fun food at the downtown Sequim restaurant.

Business

New owners sweeten Sunshine Café in Sequim

SEQUIM — Loud, locally-driven and loving it.

Photographer/videographer John Gussman will receive the North Olympic Land Trust’s Out Standing in the Field honor at the organization’s Conservation Breakfast online event on April 22.

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Gussman to receive Land Trust’s ‘Out Standing’ honor

Photographer’s work highlighted during online event

Dave Nuepert.

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Neupert to seek re-election to District Court I judge position

Candidate points to Mental Health Court to provide services

An artist's rendering shows one of three designs being considered for the Sequim School District's new boardroom. Graphic courtesy of Wenaha Group

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Sequim Schools boardroom, levy projects progress

Project manager: Meeting room and elevator are on track for end of year

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Longtime Sequim Irrigation Festival volunteer Jean Wyatt receives the 2021 Sequim Citizen of the Year honor from Terry Ward, publisher of the Peninsula Daily News and Sequim Gazette, on Tuesday at 7 Cedars Resort.

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‘Quiet hero’ receives Sequim Citizen of Year award

Wyatt lauded for efforts to bolster Irrigation Festival

Regan Nickels.

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Sequim School Board names new superintendent

Nickels, a Maine native, taught in Bremerton schools

Pastor Joey Olsen blesses the 19th-century bell at Trinity United Methodist Church in February. (Courtesy photo)

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Once-silent church bell revived in at Trinity United

After past 20 years, historic fixture calls worshipers to services

The 2022 Sequim Irrigation Festival royalty court boards the festival float at the 7 Cedars Resort on Saturday. From left are princesses Lauren Willis and Ellie Turner, queen Isabella Williams and Katherine Gould. (Michael Dashiell/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Irrigation Festival kicks off with dinner and auction

Events expected to return to live, in person

Donna Hudson

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Greywolf principal Hudson to oversee district programs

SEQUIM — Donna Hudson is lending a hand at the Sequim School District office for the remainder of…

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Residents want Miller Peninsula in its natural state

State eyes location as ‘destination park’

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Sequim School Board adds appointee

Board directors unanimously agreed to appoint Maren Halvorsen

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Clallam County staff urges denial of permit for waste disposal

Hearing on proposed Carlsborg transfer station postponed to July