Wheels and spokes meet turkey and gravy during “Cranksgiving,” the New York City-inspired bike ride/food drive/scavenger hunt. North Olympic Peninsula residents can choose from two… Continue reading
A presentation on the Elwha River restoration and a dance in Port Townsend are among upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information also is… Continue reading
Holiday bazaars offer a way to pick up unique gifts for friends and family. Many are planned on the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend. SEQUIM… Continue reading
The Honey Whiskey Trio will deliver a three-part harmony in jazz, folk and bluegrass at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Laurel B. Johnson… Continue reading
THE TALMUD TEACHES that the righteous of all nations have a share in the world to come. One of the things which drew me to… Continue reading
RainShadow Chorale will perform Mozart’s final composition, the Requiem, on Saturday and Sunday afternoon. The concerts will be at
3 p.m. each day… Continue reading
The politically traumatized or in-denial voter is being courted by a new movement that will support independent,… Continue reading
Melody Sky Eisler describes libraries as “stewards of stories.” In its role as a steward, the Port Townsend Library will team up… Continue reading
West End residents are invited to record their stories, etching them into the fabric of Jefferson County history this weekend. The ninth annual… Continue reading
Plans to implement tighter security at the Jefferson County Courthouse are moving forward, and with all the equipment ordered, county staff now… Continue reading
The state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that while lawmakers have made progress in a multi-year effort… Continue reading
The Port Townsend City Council has approved a payment deadline extension for the Homeward Bound Olympic Housing Trust that gives the organization… Continue reading
Food banks across the North Olympic Peninsula will distribute turkeys and other Thanksgiving trimmings between Friday and Wednesday, or Thanksgiving eve. Sequim Food Bank The… Continue reading
Regarding the Oct. 31 “Peninsula Voices,” I would like to respond and make a suggestion to the “Racy Dear Abby” concerned parent. In my opinion,… Continue reading
When did the Constitution grant a state attorney general more authority than the president of the United States? (“State AG Discusses Lawsuits,” PDN, Oct. 22)… Continue reading
A patriotic applause to the members of the Major League Baseball World Series teams. They all had their hats removed and hands over hearts when… Continue reading
Our Strait of Juan de Fuca, part of the greater inland water body known as the Salish Sea, is about to be put at risk… Continue reading
I’ve long wondered how much the leaves of the cauliflowers I bought weighed and how much extra they cost me. Last night, I decided to… Continue reading
The Oct. 27 letter [“Stand for the flag,” Peninsula Daily News] sets out what behaviors are respectful when the national anthem is played. The U.S.… Continue reading
The Grand Old Party is at war with itself and cracking open like a rotten egg. The establishment wing of the party is under attack… Continue reading
