Sequim Gazette - Highway 101 near the entrance to Sequim Bay State Park. The driver suffered serious injuries and was airlifted to A witness reported not seeing any brake lights, and Washington State Patrol Trooper Rick Ward said the driver may have fallen

State Colleges Report | Eastern tennis revival serving winning marks
Seattle Times - CHENEY A wave of change is going on at Eastern Washington University’s tennis courts. This week, EWU’s men’s and women’s Junior Crystal Gubler (Republic) is No. 1 in the women’s 800 meters in 2:18.72, senior Kjerstein Bailey (Sequim) leads the

Drought of 2005 nothing but a memory — snowpack forecast looks good
Peninsula Daily News - The data are available on the conservation service Web site www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/snotel/Washington/washington.html . The water content last year. This area of snowpack feeds Silver Creek which flows into the Dungeness River, a source of Sequim’s

Septic plan could cost owners $20 per year
Peninsula Daily News - has worked since October to draft septic system regulations mandated by the state Department of Health for Washington’s 12 systems and independent tributaries to the Strait of Juan de Fuca from Bagley Creek east to, and including, the Sequim Bay

One strong woman
Everett Herald - Eventually she came back to Washington, returning first to Walla Walla and then moving to Everett. She works as an instructor for a Strongwoman event in which she placed second, and this coming weekend she will appear at an exhibition in Sequim

Meet Our Experts
Seattle Post Intelligencer - Free. 4326 University Way N.E. 206-634-3400. www.bookstore.washington.edu Thursday — “Fun Ideas to Make Your Garden Grow & Glow Free. 751 McComb Road, Sequim. 360-681-2827, mccombroadnursery.com Sunday — “Garden Gossip,” 11 a.m., Furney’s Nursery

ELK TEAM TO PLAN FENCE ROUTE
Sequim Gazette - property lines will not be a deal breaker, Smith said. I think of Eastern Washington where you can see fences tapering around different properties, some land owners will want a brand new 8-foot fence replacing an older one. Sequim

Parks worker blessed
Maui News - Baublits and his wife, Peggy, will move to Sequim Valley in Washington, just outside Olympic National Park. The couple have four children and six grandchildren. It s been nearly 20 years since the couple have lived near family in Washington

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