Sequim This Week

Creative combinations: Collages of all shapes and sizes will decorate the walls of the Museum & Arts Center in Sequim this August »

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"Fan Series" by Colette Lico will be one of the works of art on display in August at the Museum & Arts Center. The museum will host the 2010 summer members’ juried show for the Northwest Collage Society Aug. 3 through Aug. 30 at the Museum Exhibit Center.

The Museum & Arts Center will host the 2010 summer members’ juried show for the Northwest Collage Society Aug. 3 through Aug. 30 at the Museum Exhibit Center, 175 W.…

Reggae in the Rainshadow concert benefits education foundation »

BLYN — Third World Band, one of the longest running reggae bands performing today, will perform at Club Seven at 7 Cedars Casino, 270756 U.S. Highway 101, at 8 p.m.…

News Briefs

Clallam County, Jamestown tribe celebrate sheriff pact

BLYN — Clallam County has formalized its agreement with the Jamestown S’Klallam tribe to provide an all-hours sheriff’s deputy to enforce tribal and state law.
Tribal Chairman Ron Allen, Clallam… »

Senior center planning huge sale

SEQUIM — Plans are underway for the biggest Sequim Senior Activity Center Benefit Sale on record.
The sale, held at the senior center and the bus barn next to the… »

Relay for Life fundraisers planned

SEQUIM — Sequim Relay for Life squad Team Pass The Hope will hold a variety of fundraisers this summer including an art exhibit and sale and a party store featuring… »

Sequim graduate earns degree

ELLENSBURG — A former Sequim student has earned a degree at Central Washington University, which held its 2010 spring commencement recently.
Matthew Aaron Vogel earned a Bachelor of Science in… »

School supplies collection begins

SEQUIM — Donations of school supplies are being accepted at the Sequim Sleep Country USA store, 1041 W. Washington St., until Monday,
Sept. 6.
Supplies can be dropped off Mondays… »

Museum receives $20,000 grant

SEQUIM — The Museum and Arts Center in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley — MAC — has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Funds will… »

Dog park how-to sessions continue

SEQUIM — Professional dog trainer Judith Bell and Best Friend Nutrition continue “Dog Park” workshops.
The workshops are meant to build the confidence of humans and their pets for safe… »

New licensed insurance agent

SEQUIM — Nanc Smith of Castell Insurance has passed both the state life and health insurance tests and is now a licensed insurance agent.
Smith will be appointed with Regence… »

Vegan, vegetarian club meets

SEQUIM — The Vegan/Vegetarian Club will hold its monthly potluck in the Community Services building of the Sequim Seventh-day Adventist Church, 30 Sanford Lane, at 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 2.… »

Sequim resident Terry Buchanan signs copies of his book about historic Fort Casey

Author Terry Buchanan will sign copies of his new book, Fort Casey: The History of Fort Casey and the Defense of the Pacific Northwest, at the Musuem & Arts Center… »

Columns and Features

Irrigation logo design contest

SEQUIM — The contest to design the logo for the 2011 Sequim Irrigation Festival is beginning.
The concept for the festival will be “One Hundred and Sweet Sixteen.”
This concept… »

Free self-guided art walk highlights a variety of Sequim artists.

Preparations for the First Friday Art Walk Sequim on Aug. 6 are underway.
The free self-guided walk will celebrate summer with an array of local artists showcasing their work at… »

The Ethicist

Breaking, entering and doubting
Walking down a busy thoroughfare, my boyfriend and I saw a young man clamber onto the awning of a restaurant, pull himself onto the fire escape,… »

Animal Doctor

What cat food is best?
Dear Dr. Fox,
In one of your syndicated articles, you recommended some high-quality dry foods for cats.
You mentioned the brand Evo, which has no… »

People’s Pharmacy: Q&A

Q: I suffered both flatulence and abdominal pain for more than three years to a degree of misery I’d like to forget.
I had lots of tests for digestive problems,… »

People’s Pharmacy: Can e-mail enhance doctor-patient communication?

E-mail has become essential for modern communication. Love it or hate it, most of us spend some part of our day communicating with business colleagues, family or friends on e-mail.… »

A few volunteer opportunities for retirees

Dear Savvy Senior,
Where’s the best place to find good volunteer opportunities?
Since I retired, I’d like to do a some volunteering, but most of the opportunities that I know… »

This Week’s Garden: Reap what you sow: Plant in July and August for a late-season harvest

Some may think July and August are a bit late to be sowing vegetable seeds in the garden.
But for a small investment, you could reap big rewards.
Late-season vegetable… »

What causes mucus issues?
Dear Dr. Fox,
I have a 6-year-old Portuguese water dog, Gingee.
She loves the beach: In winters, we are in Florida, where the only beach available… »

The Ethicist

When helping out is not helping at all
I coach a youth all-star baseball team.
After tryouts, our league director chose the 13 best players for our team, leaving about… »

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