Matthew Nash

Hot rods rev up for Sequim Prairie Nights

Hot rods rev up for Sequim Prairie Nights

When you see this many cool cars rolling down Washington Street, it usually means it’s May and Irrigation Festival time. In August, however,… Continue reading

Hot rods rev up for Sequim Prairie Nights
Douglas Allison, right, is pictured being ushered to his chair by Clallam County public defender Harry Gasnick during Allison’s sentence hearing in 2016 in Clallam County Superior Court in Port Angeles. File photo by Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News

Family files civil lawsuit against private school

A King County civil lawsuit claims those who oversee Mountain View Christian School near Sequim withheld knowledge that a former teacher convicted of… Continue reading

Douglas Allison, right, is pictured being ushered to his chair by Clallam County public defender Harry Gasnick during Allison’s sentence hearing in 2016 in Clallam County Superior Court in Port Angeles. File photo by Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News
Sunland homeowners to discuss golf club options

Sunland homeowners to discuss golf club options

Leaders of Sunland Golf & Country Club said the 18-hole course and its cafe and pro shop continue to hit hard times. Bruce… Continue reading

Sunland homeowners to discuss golf club options
PA man recuperating following concert attack

PA man recuperating following concert attack

A Port Angeles man who works in Sequim is recuperating in Wenatchee from a head injury after he was assaulted with a rock… Continue reading

PA man recuperating following concert attack
Stamp club celebrates quarter-century on Saturday with free show

Stamp club celebrates quarter-century on Saturday with free show

Sequim’s Judy Newblom’s love of lighthouses shined a light on a new hobby — stamps. While she’s lived in Sequim for seven years,… Continue reading

Stamp club celebrates quarter-century on Saturday with free show
Actors to recreate colonial times, start of Revolutionary War at festival

Actors to recreate colonial times, start of Revolutionary War at festival

The Northwest Colonial Festival returns for its fourth year beginning Thursday and continuing through Sunday. Volunteers show what life was like in colonial… Continue reading

Actors to recreate colonial times, start of Revolutionary War at festival
Hearing examiner denies Carlsborg manufactured home park, again

Hearing examiner denies Carlsborg manufactured home park, again

For the second time in almost a year, Clallam County Hearing Examiner Andrew Reeves denied development of a proposed 55-and-older manufactured home development… Continue reading

Hearing examiner denies Carlsborg manufactured home park, again
Sequim arts commission asks council for dedicated liaison, more funding

Sequim arts commission asks council for dedicated liaison, more funding

The City Council plans to bring more artistic endeavors to the city next year. Following a list of priorities provided by the city… Continue reading

Sequim arts commission asks council for dedicated liaison, more funding
Lavender farms offer variety before, during and after special weekend

Lavender farms offer variety before, during and after special weekend

Following traffic delays, minor collisions, and an estimated 3,000 extra vehicles on U.S. Highway 101, two friends put Sequim Lavender Weekend in perspective.… Continue reading

Lavender farms offer variety before, during and after special weekend
Sequim City Council selects salon owner Armacost as newest member

Sequim City Council selects salon owner Armacost as newest member

For the second time this year, the Sequim City Council has appointed a new member. William Armacost, 63, was selected at Monday’s council… Continue reading

Sequim City Council selects salon owner Armacost as newest member
Sequim’s assistant city manager takes job in California

Sequim’s assistant city manager takes job in California

A familiar face is once again leaving Sequim City Hall. Sequim Assistant City Manager Joe Irvin recently accepted the same position in Healdsburg,… Continue reading

Sequim’s assistant city manager takes job in California
Lawsuit over Dungeness cell tower settled

Lawsuit over Dungeness cell tower settled

A legal dispute between Dungeness homeowners and owners/operators of a 150-foot cell tower is over. Dungeness Heights Homeowners agreed to settle on July… Continue reading

Lawsuit over Dungeness cell tower settled
Sequim scientists to study fish reactions to turbines as new partnership with University of Alaska Fairbanks

Sequim scientists to study fish reactions to turbines as new partnership with University of Alaska Fairbanks

A new five-year agreement between Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the University of Alaska Fairbanks makes Sequim’s Marine Sciences Laboratory a key part… Continue reading

Sequim scientists to study fish reactions to turbines as new partnership with University of Alaska Fairbanks
Sequim man survives Alaska plane crash

Sequim man survives Alaska plane crash

A Sequim man is one of 11 survivors of a plane crash on an Alaskan mountain last week. David Price, owner of Price… Continue reading

Sequim man survives Alaska plane crash
Red Cross redistributes emergency resources across Olympic Peninsula

Red Cross redistributes emergency resources across Olympic Peninsula

The Red Cross of Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas hopes to work with area agencies to distribute and store some of its disaster resources… Continue reading

Red Cross redistributes emergency resources across Olympic Peninsula
Sequim considering code enforcement changes

Sequim considering code enforcement changes

SEQUIM— Code enforcement in the city of Sequim might be retooled in the near future. Following a new study, Stewardship Sequim: Recommendations for a clean,… Continue reading

Sequim considering code enforcement changes
Carlsborg 66-manufactured home park decision expected by July 26

Carlsborg 66-manufactured home park decision expected by July 26

Another decision looms for a proposed 55-and-older manufactured home development in Carlsborg on the corner of Atterberry and Hooker roads. Clallam County Hearing… Continue reading

Carlsborg 66-manufactured home park decision expected by July 26
Sequim pianist Jennifer Thomas finds ‘The Fire Within’

Sequim pianist Jennifer Thomas finds ‘The Fire Within’

“She’s at peace and yet somehow on fire.” “Some women are lost in the fire. Some women are built from it.” Sequim composer… Continue reading

Sequim pianist Jennifer Thomas finds ‘The Fire Within’
<strong>Matthew Nash</strong>/Olympic Peninsula News Group                                IHOP closed June 24 after more than eight years in operation on West Washington Street in Sequim.

IHOP closes after eight years in Sequim

After eight years serving Sequim citizens breakfast foods early in the morning to late at night, the International House of Pancakes closed June 24. Employees… Continue reading

<strong>Matthew Nash</strong>/Olympic Peninsula News Group                                IHOP closed June 24 after more than eight years in operation on West Washington Street in Sequim.
Neighbors, border collie save heron after fall from nest

Neighbors, border collie save heron after fall from nest

Sequim photographers Suzanne Anaya and Ken Kennedy recently found themselves moving from behind the camera to front and center to help one of… Continue reading

Neighbors, border collie save heron after fall from nest