EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another in an intermittent series of love stories, spotlighting both newlyweds and couples celebrating anniversaries. These true tales are of how… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Seven lambs killed last week on Maxine Secor's farm just outside Sequim fell prey to a cougar, state Fish and Wildlife Department officers… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- It took months of agonizing, but a school levy amount and tax rate for voters to consider have been set by the Sequim… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Titus, a dog rescued from the King County animal shelter who went on to an illustrious career with the Sequim Police Department, died… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Bill Scott didn't know what to make of his Uncle Wally. The guy would tell dirty jokes that embarrassed Scott's mother, and was… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The outlook is not nearly as dreary as it was a few months ago. That was the budget message from Sequim's new city… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- After more than two years, the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has received what it needed from the city of Sequim. In a unanimous… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Four Sequim men were charged Monday in connection with a pair of October late-night crimes outside two local banks -- one considered by… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- If you see a green 10-person tent in the middle of a community festival or corporate parking lot in western or central Washington,… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A longtime City Council member and former mayor is about to start a new chapter in his life. Walt Schubert, first elected to… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The frustrated and the fervent from Port Angeles, Port Townsend, Sequim, Forks and Chimacum drove here Thursday night to talk about one elusive… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Challenger Ted Miller, a retired CIA analyst and attorney, has unseated longtime Sequim City Council member Walt Schubert. Miller, in his first run… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Incumbent Virginia O'Neil was re-elected to Sequim School Board in Tuesday's general election. O'Neil had 4,112 votes, or 68.8 percent, to challenger Jon… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Abundant chocolate, free coffee, cleanliness, "meter fairies." Ken Kelly, possibly downtown Victoria's most enthused champion, flung a slew of ideas at the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- For Marty Hoffman, moving day is a good day -- a day to help a family start their lives over. This 68-year-old retired… Continue reading
CHIMACUM -- Nancy Pearl is a spark plug bursting with joy, so it comes as a surprise when she says she grew up in a… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A letter on the Sequim Food Bank door Saturday morning gave volunteer Stephen Rosales the news: Nina Fatherson, executive director for more than… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- This week, what appeared to be a thriving restaurant was shut down by the bank that financed its opening six months ago. The… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- At the intersection of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street on Thursday afternoon, two women called for solidarity. Becca Korby, executive director of Healthy… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Farmers and salmon are hanging on in the valley fed by the Dungeness River, thanks in large part to the efforts of an… Continue reading
