HOPING TO AVOID a repeat of last fall’s bombshell winter steelhead rule change rollout, state fishery managers have drawn back the curtain a bit on… Continue reading
Funds raised go to Sequim High School scholarships
Powered by bright, warm sunshine, the theme color for the August First Friday Art Walk in Sequim is yellow. Everyone is encouraged to… Continue reading
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Phyllis Millan of Wilsonville, Ore., admires the view of Dungeness Spit on Thursday from an overlook in the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge north of Sequim.… Continue reading
Grant makes scholarships available
Tonight’s Olympic Strings Workshop concert is an uncommon experience for at least two reasons. First, the 7 p.m. performance is live and… Continue reading
The Rev. Bruce Bode will
present “A Child Said ‘What Is The Grass?’ ” from
10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Sunday. Bode… Continue reading
The Rev. Larry Schellink will present “The Unitive Way and the Teachings of Jesus — Part 4” at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Schellink… Continue reading
Joyce Daze offers a parade, music, vendors on Saturday
Due to the high number of COVID-19 infections in the community, Jefferson Healthcare hospital is restricting visitors from its facilities until further… Continue reading
State help needed to keep up with contact tracing
Public programs are planned in coming months
Remaining ballots not likely to impact result
Wenatchee’s 12-run inning sends Lefties packing
I have read the PDN since 1963. I particularly enjoy John McNutt’s “Back When.” His piece, “Family Moves Past Devastating Events” brought back the south… Continue reading
We are the indigenous people. Years ago, when the European settlers arrived on what was to become American shores, among other things they brought with… Continue reading
Welcome back to the Woodcock Demonstration Gardens. Clallam County’s Master Gardeners have been busy working to showcase local flora at the group’s Woodcock… Continue reading
Still able to target coho and pinks
Incumbents score top votes in primary election
