SEQUIM -- What goes around comes around, a new plaque proves. A memorial rock calling attention to the first Irrigation Festival has been placed next… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- You can't please everybody, especially on Burnt Hill. But you can hope that more homework heads off more lawsuits. That's the belief behind… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- If you ask City Councilman Don Hall, it's open season on the City Council this Monday night. The council will hold a town-hall… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A nearly 9-foot opera singer-elf will return to Sequim this Saturday. Janet Rayor, also known as the stilt dancer, will waft through the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Three mornings before the Irrigation Festival Arts & Crafts Show, Police Chief Robert Spinks put a damper on future parties. During its Wednesday… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Dan Smith is a gruff guy. He doesn't flinch when a cold wind blows across his fields. But this week, he came close… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Fourteen-year-old Alli Cutting has a lot of stress to look forward to. She's in eighth grade, but she already knows how demanding high… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- It's the bloom of the century, plus 20. Like a publicist for the Clallam County Master Gardeners' spring series of events, their fountain… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A Noah's ark, complete with animals jammed shoulder to shoulder, hangs on a wall near Susan Stahlin and Bob Bashaw's kitchen. A larger… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The call to action at the top of the Web page: "Let 'em loose!" And seeing all the dogs -- and none of… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A fence could be fine around the skateboard park, said Alan Lewis, 16. "It would be good to keep rocks out," Lewis said.… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The Police Department will have to keep searching for a more spacious home. In a special public hearing Monday night, the Sequim School… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Vickie Becker has a full house. But come fall, she could have room for more. Becker is the family and community partnership coordinator… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- This is a crystallizing moment for the Phipps family. Troy and Kelli Phipps met 11 years ago, soon after Troy's family moved to… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Come September, Sequim's public schools will adopt a unified schedule. School start and end times and bus pickup times will change at the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Zero elk north of U.S. Highway 101. That's the goal agreed upon by members of the Dungeness Elk Working Team, which held its… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Preschools are precious here. And come summer, openings for young children are likely to become even fewer. The nonprofit Sequim Early Learning Center… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A California animal protection group says that visitors to the Olympic Game Farm last year were in an unsafe environment. But a member… Continue reading
CARLSBORG -- Picture this: several pairs of chick feet standing on a duck's webbed foot. A half-dozen baby chicks, see, are standing under Dolly the… Continue reading
BLYN -- Three threats and at least a dozen boons to the local economy fueled discussions Thursday during the Olympic Peninsula Regional Tourism Summit. In… Continue reading