Timely advice about vegetable and berry gardening will be given from local experts to home gardeners during a tour of the Fifth Street Community Garden.
The duathlon starts with a 5K on the Dungeness Recreational Area Road and Trail, then transitions to a 21.6-mile bike ride.
It’s natural to have high hopes for World Youth Day, but when they are exceeded, it’s humbling.
Entry will be $18 at the door of the Sequim club, with proceeds benefiting projects.
The home features a variety of perennials and annuals.
A free training session is set for Thursday, Aug. 18 in Port Townsend
Adults and children are invited to help local farmers markets recognize National Farmers Market Week.
Chefs at Pacific Pantry will prepare a meal with ingredients from within 100 miles of the city for the 17th annual event.
Tickets are on sale now for “Hog Wild — A Night of Games, Suds and Grub,” planned at Harbinger Winery.
School supplies, school information, SmileMobile sign-ups and immunizations to be among offerings.
The event will be conducted by experts in forest management, wildlife habitat and other forest stewardship disciplines.
What is it you want from the garden, or what do you wish to accomplish? This is the essence of what drives chores that need to be done as the year moves from mid- to a late demarcation.
“We made 230 pies [Friday], and we sold them all out by 2:15 p.m.” Saturday, said Tracey Grover, who coordinated the baking and sale of fresh pies to the public during the festival based on the small, sweet blackberries that abound in the Joyce area.
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.
