'Healthy Living' — a bonus publication in Sunday's Peninsula Daily News

‘Healthy Living’ — a bonus publication in Sunday’s Peninsula Daily News

A SPECIAL EXTRA in Sunday’s print Peninsula Daily News — our latest Healthy Living special section.

Read all about the BIG HURT — the upcoming four-part race (mountain bike, kayak, road bike and running) — the Crab Fest 5K Fun Run, “Music for Baby & Me,” light-based skin treatment, classes on growing your own groceries . . . and more.

(For our electronic subscribers, Healthy Living is online as https://www.peninsuladailynews.com/section/pdntabs#hliving ).

Healthy Living is also accompanied in Sunday’s print edition by our popular sales inserts ($78 in coupon savings alone).

The print edition of the PDN is on sale across Jefferson and Clallam counties. But why hunt for a copy?

Take advantage of our lowest INTERNET SPECIAL subscription price and enjoy not only home or office delivery but also get FREE “all-digital access” to our website and page-by-page eEdition!

READ MORE about the advantages of the print edition of the PDN at https://www.peninsuladailynews.com/article/20150920/NEWS/309209978/

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