Sequim Gazette - A vehicle collided with a tree off U.S. Highway 101 near Sequim Bay State Park at 7:14 a.m. July 2, leaving two people injured. The cause was driving under the influence, according to the Washington State Patrol. The tree was not the infamous conifer

ELK TEAM TO PLAN FENCE ROUTE
Sequim Gazette - 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 planning director Dennis Lefevre said that the residents

Purple reigns in Scott County
TriCities.com - Most of the lavender grown in the United States is in western states like Washington, Osborne said. Particularly, Osborne discovered several lavender growers at Sequim, Wash., where an annual “Lavender Festival” attracts about 75,000 people. Saturday

CENSUS SHOWS SEQUIM RADILY GROWING
Sequim Gazette - the OFM estimated Sequim s population to be more than 5,000 people, which placed it into a small city category rather than its previous small town classification that yielded grants like the one that improved Washington Street in 2001. Now Sequim

NEW B&G CLUB EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NAMED
Sequim Gazette - Prior to his stint at the Boy Scouts, Schilling spent 26 years as a Washington state trooper, and three of those years were where I learned that I enjoyed working with youth, said Schilling, who will be working with the clubs both in Sequim and

Salem’s 200 artist booths beckon
OregonLive.com - The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission hosts this living history experience two miles southwest of Ilwaco, on the Sequim Lavender Festival FRIDAY-SUNDAY, JULY 20-22 Sequim, Wash. This 11th annual festival on the Olympic Peninsula

LONGTIME SEQUIM PIONEER DIES
Sequim Gazette - LONGTIME SEQUIM PIONEER DIES Bob McCrorie, 2007 Irrigation Festival honorary pioneer, died of age related causes June 3 Bob was born in Canada and moved to the Yakima Valley in eastern Washington with his parents and siblings as a young child

5th Avenue Theatre awards honor Washington state’s best musical
Seattle Post Intelligencer - They came from Lynden, Sequim, Yakima — all over Washington — some to perform on this big-time stage, others to cheer on their cast mates. The grandeur of the event sank in as students took their seats in the lavish, 1926 theater, a jewel box of

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

Town Hall Schools Lifestyles Recreation Letters Milestones Obituaries
Daily Herald - Sydney-Lyn Leialoha Ottley and Kevin Don Tea have chosen to wed in the Mount Timpanogos LDS Temple on June 30, 2007. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Guy and Beverly Heder of Sequim, Washington. The prospective groom is the son of

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