The world had gotten dark for this girl. She’d go out walking, stop by a fish pond and feed the fish every… Continue reading
Stay-home party to be streamed Saturday
‘A time to do things differently’
DANA SULLIVAN, SPARK plug of a guy, is not tamped down by these times. I read his book, “Dead Max Comix,” meant for middle-schoolers, and… Continue reading
Local-strawberry shortcake, bright watercolors, open air: They’re meeting up this weekend. The Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts and the Port… Continue reading
Online training available
As the new concertmaster of the Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra, Marjory “Jory” Noble faces a strange time in the organization’s 88-year history.… Continue reading
and heard — musician Emma Weller, she was among the youngsters giving me reasons to hope for the future.… Continue reading
Discussions to be conducted on Zoom
Events could start this fall if county reaches Phase 4
Events to be held in parking lots with prizes
WALKING ONE NIGHT in my neighborhood, I saw an image and a message that widened my eyes. “Attention Citizen!” proclaimed the poster with the ferocious… Continue reading
Stand-and-stretch breaks and widespread mask-wearing are among the measures respondents supported in the Arts Patron COVID-19 Survey, a questionnaire sent earlier this… Continue reading
Peninsula College will present this weekend
AMID THE COUNTY-STATE-NATIONAL recovery, what about a personal reopening? Jessie Young and Chandra Johnson, women who spent their girlhoods with the Olympic Mountains as their… Continue reading
Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra, Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts collaborate
More than 175 people turn out on North Olympic Peninsula
Reservations, social distancing required
Port Townsend Film Festival can be watched online
No-kill shelter taking appointments, in need of funding
