THE PAST TWO columns introduced us to Durel Wiley, a retired registered nurse and surfboard craftsman who moved to Port Angeles earlier this year —… Continue reading
Last week's column introduced us to Durel Wiley, a retired registered nurse and surfboard craftsman who moved to Port Angeles earlier this year. It also… Continue reading
I met Durel Wiley, a retired registered nurse who moved to Port Angeles earlier this year. Since retiring, Durel has not been far from the… Continue reading
Driving through the Port Angeles Boat Haven last Sunday, I noticed that the near horizon had undergone an abrupt change. It took me a few… Continue reading
I visited the large building at the Port Angeles Boat Yard last week that is available for use by those in the local boating trades… Continue reading
Memorial Day weekend marks the start of the 2012 recreational boating season, and with the increased number of boaters on the water, there will be… Continue reading
I recently spent a bit of time with Jason Minnoch, who works in the sales department at Armstrong Marine, the aluminum-boat fabricator on U.S. Highway… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Yacht Club held the first Alvin Gross Memorial Log Race in the waters between Sidney and Victoria last weekend. Although the event… Continue reading
The Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding in Port Hadlock has launched a Whitehall pulling boat that was built by the students in the Traditional Small… Continue reading
I enjoyed a sit-down chat last week with Judson “Jud” Linnabary, president of Platypus Marine Inc, the full-service shipyard on Marine Drive in Port Angeles.… Continue reading
Angel Wings, a new 40-meter Westport yacht, was recently brought to Port Angeles from the company’s construction facilities in Westport, Grays Harbor County. She was… Continue reading
I enjoyed chatting last week with Aaron Harris, who is a Coast Guard boatswain's mate second class (BM2) assigned to Motor Lifeboat Station Quillayute River… Continue reading
In the waning hours of daylight on Wednesday, Global Standard eased off the Port of Port Angeles’ T-Pier and got under way for a three… Continue reading
While many of us were still rubbing the sleep out of our eyes Friday morning, Hanjin Geneva anchored in Port Angeles Harbor. She is a… Continue reading
In MY March 4 column, I had a discussion about the fendering system on the bow of the 79-foot tug Mitchell Hebert that was on… Continue reading
WE FIRST WROTE about the drift card study of Port Angeles' Lincoln High School last June 12. Since 2003, students in Deb Volturno's science classes… Continue reading
For the past two to three weeks, several patrons who rode the car-passenger ferry MV Coho to Victoria and back to Port Angeles have contacted… Continue reading
ROGER ROSS is a man with a plan and is living it. I sat down recently with Roger at the Fisherman’s Wharf Cafe on Boat… Continue reading
I met with Harold Edgington of Port Angeles last week, and we chatted about his short-lived clam dredging venture with his brother, Don. In the… Continue reading
Thanks and a tip of the bosun’s cap to Mike Van Doren of Port Angeles, who asked a couple of excellent follow-up questions to the… Continue reading
