Registration ends today for the contest, now in its second year after an 11-year hiatus.
Events across the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend.
Annual event showcases area’s natural, cultural resources.
Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission partners have set an informal gathering tonight in Port Angeles.
Then the homecoming dance will be Saturday night in the high school’s main gym.
“In the end what matters most is how well did you love, how well did you live, how well did you learn to let go.” (Dalai Lama)
The races are tailored for varying ages and abilities.
Before the free public presentation, the author will visit with students in grades 3-5 at Chimacum School.
The free talk will discuss boat construction and the techniques and materials used to design 21st-century racing hulls.
Eula Cook moved into her own home in late August with her 11-year-old granddaughter, Brielle.
Even a few dropped petals can spell mold and mildew at this time of year.
The early experiences of Dr. and Mrs. Plut in Port Ludlow are chronicled.
From newsletters to gorgeous rendered websites, its chapters offer it all.
Activities will include volunteer projects and healthy events.
Hearing the story of a friend’s mother’s experiences in the nursing home inspired writer to make lists of her own.
The event will feature eight wineries and 27 wines.
There are two options: a 14-mile half-marathon and a 26.2-mile full marathon.
The retreat, set Sept. 23-25, includes meals cooked in the lakeside lodge, swimming, canoeing and other relaxing activities.
Sponsored by Peninsula College Athletics, proceeds will support student-athlete scholarships.
Twenty-three plein air painters from around the United States and Canada descended upon the Olympic Peninsula for the contest.
