MY ELDEST SON has just been recently married in a client’s garden; the corn roast with all 400 people has come and gone; and with… Continue reading
after all these years… Continue reading
Drag racing in Forks, a winery concert and a gathering of steam-powered machines are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information also… Continue reading
IN JUDAISM, THE most important principle is not what we believe, or how much we study the Bible, but whether we
take the teachings of… Continue reading
Sara Wilson, 13, of Port Angeles takes advantage of a sunny afternoon to play her violin on Port Angeles City Pier, much to the delight… Continue reading
More reenactors joining to add more knowledge to event
SEVERAL PEOPLE HAVE been quizzing me about mice because this menace has descended on their gardens. With that being the case, let me tell you… Continue reading
OK, I GUESS it’s time to clean up my act (don’t say it) by cleaning out my miscellaneous file. Remember, miscellaneous does not mean unimportant.… Continue reading
Concerts, plant sales and hikes are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information also is available on the interactive calendar at www.peninsula… Continue reading
IF SOMEONE WERE to ask you what is the most beautiful place you’ve ever been or the most beautiful thing you’ve ever seen, what would… Continue reading
Sequim’s major archeological history got a focus from local PBS affiliate
A herd of harbor seals rests in the sun in Port Angeles Harbor Sunday morning.… Continue reading
WOW, I FEEL vaguely … deficient. There’s a new thing to be afraid of (well, new to me) and I’d completely missed the whole thing.… Continue reading
“OH GEEZE! WHY are my leg muscles and hands so sore?” That’s what I asked myself the other night as I rose from my recliner.… Continue reading
Conrad wins ping pong table, gives it to Boys & Girls Clubs
Tonight’s Fourth Friday Readings will host Sequim authors Aaron and Charlotte Elkins as special guests. The evening will start at 6:15 in the… Continue reading
ON A WARM summer night, I sometimes enjoy lying on back on my freshly mowed lawn and gazing into the stars. There aren’t many street… Continue reading
OH, THE WEATHER. If any of you thought I was perhaps losing my mind a couple of weeks ago when I strongly suggested it would… Continue reading
EVERY YEAR AT about this time, the U.S. Census Bureau, National Center for Health Statistics, the Bureau of Labor Statistics and probably several dozen other… Continue reading
A movie about Apollo 11, lunch with a Strait swimmer and a portable planetarium presentation are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula.… Continue reading
