A quake preparedness lecture, a student Book Wars competition and a self-defense workshop are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information also… Continue reading
The second weekend of the Olympic Peninsula Wineries’ 2019 Red Wine, Cider & Chocolate Tour is Saturday and Sunday. The self-guided tour of nine wineries… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System will offer Master Composter/Recycler Workshops at the Sequim, Port Angeles and Forks libraries, with the first to be presented Tuesday.… Continue reading
Jude Brown, 9, hoists the rigging as his twin brothers, Lucas and Nathan, 3, all from Seattle, steer the ship at the Northwest Maritime Center… Continue reading
‘For My Hat’ to be featured on T-shirts, brochures
AFTER THIS WEEK of snow, more snow, then slush along with more snow, I am sure you are ready for a break. I have just… Continue reading
ONE OF MY many totally unrelated and utterly fragmented theories about life on planet Earth is what I call “Listen to the Day.” It just… Continue reading
EDITOR’S NOTE: The date has been corrected for the lecture on S’Klallam hunting in Blyn. An avalanche lecture, a self-defense seminar and a presentation about… Continue reading
THIS WEEK’S TORAH portion continues telling the story of the Jews’ journey through the wilderness. They have received instructions on the building of the sanctuary… Continue reading
AND BANG, JUST like that: It’s winter on the Olympic Peninsula. It really looks and feels like winter. Being from Wisconsin, born and raised, I… Continue reading
MY BEST FRIEND and I have a large, wrought iron sign on our wall that says, “indulge.” Sometimes, I take that to heart. This is… Continue reading
Mini-horse becomes companion for French Warmblood horse
I THINK MY slow cooker might be the dinner chef I’ve always wanted and have never been able to afford. Let me explain. I think… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES
The 2019 Book Wars Final Competition that had been set for today at the Port Angeles Library has been rescheduled to 6:30… Continue reading
The annual Dragon Dance, talks about cedar trees and an octopus feeding time are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information also… Continue reading
IT CAN BE a rather scary leap approaching God. What does that mean, approaching God? You’re putting out feelers, seeing and wondering if he exists,… Continue reading
The show will run from April 26-May 12.
Sequim
Six students will compete for four spots in the 124th Sequim Irrigation Festival’s royal court at 6 p.m. Saturday. The annual Royalty Pageant… Continue reading
Angela Rowe will talk about a study into Argentina’s weather patterns that feature some of the most intense storms in the world at… Continue reading
A bald eagle perches atop a utility pole along Ediz Hook Road in Port Angeles. The hook on the north side of Port Angeles Harbor… Continue reading
