Thu, Nov 12, 2009
Slideshow from Sequim Wolfpups football
Olympic Medical Center Foundation High “Heal” Run
Sporting high heels, 26 women from Port Angeles and Sequim braved gravity Nov. 8 while sprinting one-eighth of a mile on the Olympic Discovery Trail.
Wed, Nov 11, 2009
School board approves three-year M&O levy plan
Three years, $14.7 million. That’s the maintenance and operations levy proposal Sequim’s school board directors agreed to put before voters in a special election on Feb. 9, 2010.
Sequim VFW installs new flagpole
Volunteers for the Sequim Veterans of Foreign War Post 4760 installed a new flagpole on Saturday, Oct. 17.
Schools to seek 4-year M&O levy
It was near the end of a three-hour school board workshop last week that board president Sarah Bedinger reached the tipping point.
Five minutes is driving Jordy Shearer crazy.
Tickets available for 19th Festival of Trees
Tickets for the four events of the North Olympic Peninsula Festival of Trees, Nov. 27-29 at the Vern Burton Community Center, are on sale at The Toggery, 105 E. First St., Port Angeles.
"Watercolor does exciting things," says Bob Lee of the North Olympic Watercolorists.
Calmer times should lie ahead for the Sequim City Council following last week's election, which saw Planning Commissioner Ted Miller unseating longtime incumbent Walt Schubert and former Councilor Don Hall defeating Planning Commissioner Mike East.
TBD projects await only the revenues
The Transportation Benefit District project list is ready.
Shelter network to discuss county homelessness relief
How Clallam County spends funds designated to relieve homelessness will be the lead topic at the Wednesday morning, Nov. 18, Shelter Providers Network meeting.
Schubert relinquishing public role
Sequim may have lost a longtime councilor in the just-completed election, but the city won't lose its Santa Claus.
Remembering 'forgotten' Aleutians war
In June 1942, the Japanese attacked Dutch Harbor, Attu and Kiska in Alaska's Aleutian islands.
Property assessments reflect reality
Hold everything. As Jimmy Durante would have shouted, "Stop da music!"
Spotlight on Boys & Girls Club
Editor's note: Today the Sequim Gazette continues its weekly spotlight on member agencies of United Way of Clallam County. The series will continue through the umbrella charity's current campaign.
Permits available to cut national forest Christmas trees
Permits for U-cut Christmas trees are available at offices around the Olympic Peninsula.
Pact reached on Carlsborg sewer
A sewage treatment system for Carlsborg moved one step closer to reality Nov. 2 when the county and Clallam County Public Utility District agreed on responsibilities and scope of work for the $15 million project.
P.A. rolls out 'Twilight' carpet
"Twilight" fans can watch the much-anticipated release of "New Moon" in the theater where Bella and her duo of crushes, Jacob Black and Mike Newton, attend a movie in the global best-seller story.
Operation Christmas Child raises its sights
This holiday season, members of Eastern Hills Community Church encourage those on the peninsula to stuff stockings in a different way for those less fortunate.
OMC sets sights on 4 percent yield in '10
Olympic Medical Center hopes to post a 4.4-percent net operating margin for 2009 and come close to repeating that performance in 2010, hospital commissioners learned last week.
Natural historian will speak at college
Award-winning Olympic Peninsula nature writer and poet Tim McNulty will be the speaker at Peninsula College's Thursday, Nov. 19, Studium Generale program.
Ever-hopeful Charlie Brown (Zack Moorman) checks his mailbox for a Valentine from the Little Red-Haired Girl in a scene from 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.'
If wolves stand at the door of the Olympic Peninsula, open it wide, more than a score of residents have told the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Extending UGA for Battelle faces public hearing Nov. 18
Including Battelle's 140-acre Sequim Marine Research Operations site in the city's urban growth area would allow extension of water and sewer service necessary for its 20-year expansion plan.
Caitlin McFarland is just a typical girl. She likes to go shopping or get a makeover with a new hairstyle and make-up.
The preliminary 2010 Sequim city budget includes no new positions. Several, such as city engineer, may remain vacant.
At 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula will hold its 21st annual auction.
A piece of jewelry designed from the customer's ideas sometimes becomes a part of that person's self-image.
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