A rock painting party, a soil workshop and a presentation on earthquake preparations are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information also… Continue reading
Dr. Joshua Jones presents “Do You Have a Plan To Cope with Stress? Let’s Make One” at the next WOW! Working on Wellness… Continue reading
The Clallam County Waste Prevention Program and Clallam County Washington State University Extension host a five-class series to teach local citizens to… Continue reading
Clallam Mosaic artists will display their artwork at the Port Angeles Library starting tonight. More than 20 artists from Clallam Mosaic will… Continue reading
AS YOU SIT reading this, I am dumping mulch and bark from out of my work pants pockets. Mulching is an annual ritual, performed every… Continue reading
The Dungeness River Audubon Center is offering a new educational speaker series under the light of the full moon each month. The first… Continue reading
THE WEAKEST FEATURE in field guides is the description of a bird’s song or call. Trying to put into words what a bird’s song sounds… Continue reading
I GET A lot of lists from this or that entity, agency, institution or organization detailing any number of things we should remember or do… Continue reading
I DON’T THINK we’ve been fair to him. It was only eight days. Nevertheless, eight days of disbelief, and he’s been given the moniker —… Continue reading
For its final main stage production of the 2018 season, the Port Angeles Community Players present “Lend Me a Tenor,” a modern… Continue reading
The Mount Olympus Chapter Back Country Horsemen of Washington and Olympic National Park are sponsoring Share the Trail from 10 a.m. to… Continue reading
A Drive 4 Ur School fundraiser, plant clinics and a hike to Tamanowas Rock and Anderson Lake State Park are among the upcoming activities on… Continue reading
ALTHOUGH WE HAVE been hearing about record rains in April these last three weeks, I have been busy working in client’s gardens hearing complaints about… Continue reading
LAST MONTH, WHEN noting the number of bird festivals that take place during the year, the shorebird celebration on Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge, was… Continue reading
LAST WEEK WAS a long time ago, right? I know, so you might or might not recall that I went on about Medicare, which is… Continue reading
WHEN I WAS a child I sure loved fireworks. Come July Fourth I never paid much attention to how much a barrage of loud, hissing… Continue reading
ANCIENT TRADERS CROSSED continents and fought wars for access to culinary and medicinal spices. These same aromatic seeds, fruits, roots and bark can transform our… Continue reading
Unity in the Olympics’ 10:30 a.m. Sunday service speakers will be Inette Miller and Iokepa ‘Imaikalani. Their lesson at the church at… Continue reading
I ASSUME WE’RE all familiar with the tendency to blame others and outside circumstances for our failures and problems. Paradoxically, however, there’s also a tendency… Continue reading
The 13th annual Sequim Education Foundation’s Student Film Festival and Art Show are tonight. The festival will begin at 7 p.m. at the… Continue reading
