Food doesn't necessarily come long distances on a truck anymore. On Wednesday, Quilcene School students will be served tacos made with grass-fed Angus beef raised… Continue reading
MARROWSTONE ISLAND -- The stories, written or spoken, say it all. "Fell from ladder. Quick response. Airlifted to Harborview. Here today." "I went into total… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Struggling to maintain their membership and their World War II-era building, American Legion Post 26 on the corner of Water and Monroe… Continue reading
THE 25-FOOT CEDAR canoe Jared Fennell is building as a senior project for the 2010 Paddle Journey was not the only Aleutian-style craft at the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Ask Jared Fennell who has the most original senior project at Gig Harbor High School, and he'll tell you he does --… Continue reading
KALE. POTATOES. LEMON balm tea. Rice is nice, and coffee is dandy, but for Jeff Horwath, both are luxuries. "What we have around dictates the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Jeanine Woodley had good news to share with her fellow job seekers at the close of a series of workshops on finding… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- To make money in tourism, according to industry veteran Judy Walden, you need to remember this formula: Three. Three. Sleep. That's how… Continue reading
AFTER THE ARTICLE about the paranormal investigation of the Palace Hotel appeared in the Peninsula Daily News on Sunday, Lorraine Ross wrote to relate her… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The first Sunday in February is Boy Scout Sunday, when Scouts traditionally attend church in uniform and take part in the service.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Sorrow lies buried in the basement of the Tibbals Building on Water Street, said the Port Angeles star of Mystic Radio. Robin… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- On March 8, 1964, Ulysses S. Grant stepped off a train in Washington, D.C., where he had been summoned by President Lincoln.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- His theories are the source of the positive discipline and effective parenting movement. He was the first to note the effect of… Continue reading
LIFE GOT YOU down? Economic news depressing? Members of "Animal House's" Delta Tau Chi knew the two magic words that would the change course of… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- When Edel Lessing Sokol was a girl in Eastern Europe, she used to sit at night and watch her grandmother sit in… Continue reading
Whenever Susan Wilson asks people who are looking for a job what they are doing to find one, she gets a variation of this answer:… Continue reading
CHIMACUM -- Trees have always held a place of power in the mythology of Celts and Druids. Finnriver Farm owners Keith and Crystie Kisler hosted… Continue reading
HE WAS BORN on Jan. 15, 1929, in Atlanta, and named for his father, the Rev. Michael King. After the family visited Europe in 1934,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Chris Gregoire is governor. The Legislature in Olympia is not the only governing body in Washington state. And not everyone who came… Continue reading
Growing up on a small island in Prince William Sound in Alaska, Maggie Fennell used to travel by baidarka, the cedar-framed kayaks covered with sealskin… Continue reading
