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Sequim mother, daughter tell of living with cancer

Sequim mother, daughter tell of living with cancer

Daughter cares for mother who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer

 

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WEEKEND: Dyefeltorspin festival celebrates alpacas, fiber industry in Sequim this weekend

SEQUIM — Mike and Linda Gooch, owners of Happy Valley Alpaca Ranch, expect their third festival celebrating the fiber industry to be bigger than ever.… Continue reading

 

Baker Russ Lewis of Bell Street Bakery in Sequim displays a tray of lavender snickerdoodles. (Patricia Morrison Coate/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Shuttered Bell Street Bakery reopens to public in Sequim

SEQUIM — The Bell Street Bakery, which was closed in 2012, has a new lease on life through artisan bread baker Russ Lewis, an October… Continue reading

 

Ceramics instructor Jake Reichner poses with a brood of bird sculptures waiting to dry thoroughly before they can have their first firing in one of two kilns in his classroom. (Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Young artists mold figurines for Sequim scavenger hunt

SEQUIM — Over the past four years, creating bird sculptures for BirdQuest, a scavenger game played in downtown Sequim, has been a rite of passage… Continue reading

Ceramics instructor Jake Reichner poses with a brood of bird sculptures waiting to dry thoroughly before they can have their first firing in one of two kilns in his classroom. (Olympic Peninsula News Group)
Machinist Bobby Kelly diamond polishes a high strength marine part as Allied Titanium CEO Christopher Greimes watches the process. — Patricia Morrison Coate/Olympic Peninsula News Group ()

BUSINESS: Titanium manufacturer now up and running in Sequim with plans for growth

SEQUIM — Christopher Greimes is a man with a 10-year plan to produce titanium marine parts in, of all places, Sequim. His company, Allied Titanium,… Continue reading

Machinist Bobby Kelly diamond polishes a high strength marine part as Allied Titanium CEO Christopher Greimes watches the process. — Patricia Morrison Coate/Olympic Peninsula News Group ()