Sequim Gazette - Sequim senior wrestlers got one last taste of the state championships, and they made the most of it. All five seniors scored Nick Dickson (189 pounds) and Zeb Frongello also took their places among the best of Washington state, each taking fifth place

January 2005 Obituaries
Cape Gazette - Upon graduation from Becker College in Worcester, Mass. in 1941, she answered our government s call for women to come to Washington, D.C. to support the build-up of the War Department Headquarters in the execution of WWII. She was initially

160-LOT WILLOW CREEK MANOR PROPOSED
Sequim Gazette - Sequim is growing fast, and the city is looking for ways to walk the tightrope between providing residences for the The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, however, is not so sure proposal as it stands will protect the area. [We

DRIVER AIRLIFTED TO HARBORVIEW
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

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

Washington Class 2A track and field results
Seattle Post Intelligencer - Team scores - Sehome 54, Burlington Edison 47, Pullman 43, Fife 41, Black Hills 41, West Valley (Spokane) 39, River Ridge 38, Selah 34, South Whidbey 30, Othello 28, Steilacoom 26, Sequim 25, Bellingham 24, W.F. West 21, Ellensburg 19, Hockinson 19

Transcript: Personal Tech
Washington Post - Washington, D.C.: Hi, Rob. Do you have a recommendation for a digital camera that works well in a low-light environment? Will Sequim, Wash.: Hi — Got an XP laptop, since XP has gotten so much clunkier over the years have been cutting back on

Developer of housing project mixes farmland preservation with airport
Peninsula Daily News - native who holds a master’s degree in public health from the University of Washington, came to the Peninsula about 26 years ago. He’s worked as an industrial hygiene consultant - and then, several years ago, became interested in saving Sequim’s beauty

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