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Tracking device offered in Sequim for disabled wanderers
SEQUIM — A white plastic wristband and a $50 antenna can provide families with peace of mind. So…
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Contenders for Sequim Irrigation Festival queen must speak up
SEQUIM — Not only do the four teenagers have to face one of humankind’s worst fears, they also…
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New Sequim chamber president, protester hash it out
SEQUIM — Gil Simon, leader of a coalition seeking to overhaul the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce, had…
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Bills helping local farms market foods locally clear Legislature, but will they stand budget test?
OLYMPIA — Mo McBroom wants the state Legislature to deliver a tonic to Washington’s blueberry patches and beet…
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‘Holy smokes, the sky was black’: barn full of flammables burns
AGNEW — When Helen Willey heard the loud explosion, she rushed outside her home off Kitchen-Dick Road. “Holy…
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Two remaining Sequim chamber board members stand their ground
SEQUIM — Hattie Dixon, one of two Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce board members who didn’t resign this…
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Sequim couple celebrate 60-year-old romance that started with a Valentine’s Day engagement
SEQUIM — Bill Fatherson doesn’t hear every word you say to him — his new hearing aids are…
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Sequim Chamber of Commerce regroups after mass exit over executive director firing
SEQUIM — The day after the resignations of all but two Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce board members,…
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Sequim Chamber of Commerce board members quit at forum held over executive director’s firing
SEQUIM — The Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce has no executive director, no interim director and almost no…
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Sequim planning chairman to stay on; new growth panel to be formed
SEQUIM — One of Sequim’s most ambitious developers should continue as chairman of the Planning Commission — but…
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City park or City Hall? Sequim council to decide on parcel’s fate
SEQUIM — The people need a place to play giant checkers. Dance around a Maypole. Or just blend…
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What North Olympic Peninsula librarians are recommending for 2008 reading
With its frugality brought on by credit-card statements and frigidity brought on by winter winds, this time of…
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U.S. Olympic Committee pops its cork over a certain peninsula’s vintner and the ‘O’ word
PORT ANGELES – When the Winter Olympic Games overtake Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia, just over two years…
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A different kind of Christmas for these givers
PORT ANGELES – Betsy had never met Juli and Steve, but together they cooked up a kind of…
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You don’t have to call the North Pole
DIAMOND POINT – Don McIntyre came of age in 1960 when the U.S. Marine Corps issued him a…
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Governor’s Heritage Award goes to S’Klallam elder
SEQUIM – Elaine Grinnell, 71, had a shock upon opening a letter recently. “I read it twice and…
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Huge Sequim toy giveaway brings joy to hundreds of kids
SEQUIM – Soft green frogs sat in the pews, while petite pandas beckoned, along with scores of other…
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Roundabout almost complete in Sequim
SEQUIM – A slowdown in construction? Sequim city planners don’t think so. “There’s still a lot going on…
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Old railroad trestle to get new life as Discovery Trail link
SEQUIM – The trail’s tale is a drama of raised hopes, railroad bridges – and gaps. The Olympic…
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Sequim City Council opens areas for development; new member votes no on rezoning proposals
SEQUIM – Some 55 acres in and around this city are open now to higher-density housing development, while…