HALLOWEEN IS STILL three months away, but the owls are out and about.
“Why,” you reasonably ask, “would anybody not ‘get it together’ enough to have basic, estate planning documents in place?” Well, there can be, and usually are, several reasons:
Sara Reed is putting the finishing touches on her newly refurbished preschool classroom at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, getting ready for an open house set for Saturday. The preschool opens Sept. 12.
Whenever I mention log ships and China, I seem to field quite a few phone calls and emails from thosewho are of the opinion that this is an example of jobs being exported from the United States.
Superheroes are the theme for this weekend’s Relay for Life in Forks, an annual event to raise money for cancer research.
The annual Tour de Lavender each year sends hundreds of bicyclists across the Sequim-Dungeness Valley and to as manyas eight lavender farms. In its fourth incarnation in as many years, this year’s event — set for Saturday — raises funds for the Peninsula Trails Coalition, a group spearheading expansion of the Olympic Peninsula-wide Olympic Discovery Trail.
WSU Master Gardener John Norgord will share tips on finding, identifying and cultivating wild berries on Thursday in Port Angeles.
Music in the American Wild, a collaboration featuring seven classical musicians performingoriginal works by 11 composers, will present three free concerts in Olympic National Park.
A quadriplegic man will soon set off in his motorized wheelchair on a journey across the state to bring attention to the need for pathways accessible to disabled people.
Take your lawn chairs, your sunglasses, maybe a bite to eat and enjoy free outdoors concerts in Sequim, Port Angeles and Port Townsend this week.
By Diane Urbani de la Paz Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — During the family’s meeting with a news reporter, young Anne Edwards can’t resist… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A free workshop on raising quality of life in 2013 is coming up this Thursday with artist and teacher Melissa Klein. “Create… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The bandleader is ready to do his 290th gig of this year. On Night No. 1 at a brand-new venue. This New… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A family-friendly New Year's Eve dance will bring together the Susannah Gals, the Rose Street Ramblers and a pair of dance callers… Continue reading
New Year's Eve activities are proliferating across the North Olympic Peninsula. Here's a look at some of the options offered in addition to the First… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The anchor will rise, electroluminescent, into the night sky. Then come the fireworks — comets and more — in a two-minute volley,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Cindy Lowder purrs. Growls. Makes a body pay attention. As frontwoman for the Soulshakers, the quintet booked for the ninth annual New… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The bandleader is ready to do his 290th gig of this year. On Night No. 1 at a brand-new venue. This New… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A family-friendly New Year's Eve dance will bring together the Susannah Gals, the Rose Street Ramblers and a pair of dance callers… Continue reading
New Year's Eve activities are proliferating across the North Olympic Peninsula. Here's a look at some of the options offered in addition to the First… Continue reading
