Sequim Gazette - Sequim soph takes 10th at Junior Olympics meet By Michael Dashiell Staff writer Big arms don t mean much when it comes to As a freshman this spring, LaBeaume placed ninth in the class 2A Washington state championships with a 36-6.25 mark. After the

SEQUIM DISTRICT PREPARES TO RECEIVE WASL SCORES
Sequim Gazette - As the Sequim School District gears up for a new school year, faculty and staff are eagerly awaiting district results for the Washington Assessment of Student Learning test especially the math and science portions. Historically, math and

sports APLENTY AT CLALLAM COUNTY FAIR
Sequim Gazette - The NPRA is the western United States largest regional rodeo organization and sanctions more than 80 rodeos throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada and California. This year the NPRA tour kicked off March 16-18 in Elma and filled

STATE: $2.3 MILLION TO EAST CLALLAM
Sequim Gazette - The Washington state Legislature doubled funding for the Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program from $50 million to $100 Two of the four projects were created to buy development rights on two active pieces of farmland in the Sequim-Dungeness

GARDENER, MUSICIANS EYE CITY LAND
Sequim Gazette - Sequim to create master plan for Water Reuse Site By Evan McLean Staff writer If Sequim s City Council was selling tickets Washington State University Extension agent Curtis Beus stood before the council in support of the Master Gardeners

MCALEER LOOKS TO CREAT DISC golf COURSE
Sequim Gazette - Sequim real estate agent Michael McAleer hopes to create a disc golf course at the 195-acre Robin Hill Farm, off Pinnell Open of Disc golf in South Carolina, after placing in a qualifier here in Washington, McAleer said. I did horrible at

CITY OF SEQUIM TO TAKE PASSPORT APPLICATIONS
Sequim Gazette - CITY OF SEQUIM TO TAKE PASSPORT APPLICATIONS National backlog has long wait times for travelers By Evan McLean Staff writer Harmon said that the state of Washington is undergoing a pilot program of issuing enhanced driver’s licenses, which would

CARRYING THE PEACE MESSAGE
Sequim Gazette - About 40 years have passed since Dan Price stood in protest of war. Last week, the Sequim resident stood on the corner of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street with outstretched arms, He wasn’t alone. More than three-dozen people congregated at the

outdoor EXHIBIT COMBINES NATURE AND ART
Sequim Gazette - artists all over the Northwest, and that first year, Seniuk said, they received pieces from 40 artists, mostly from Washington Seniuk said 127 pieces, both new and from past years, are displayed throughout the woods, including a piece from Sequim

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