AGNEW — “Let My People Go” is just one of the traditional songs Saul Kaye imbues with a blues sensibility. Kaye, an internationally known singer,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “A Visitor,” luminous and golden, looks like the sun at first. But that’s not who we’re beholding. “The ‘Visitor’ is moon . .… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — We’ve a few weeks of winter still to come — so let’s curl up with a good book, ideally one that allows… Continue reading
Schools and libraries on the North Olympic Peninsula and across the nation are set to celebrate the birthday of the man who wrote The Lorax… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Mermaids. Belles of the ball. Fit-n-flare. Strapless with sweetheart bodice, flowers, feathers and beads. This is the language spoken at a special… Continue reading
A reading by a Romanian poet and composer and pianist William Doppmann’s farewell concert are among the events planned on the North Olympic Peninsula this… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A family-friendly party to raise money for Sequim-based videojournalist John Gussman's documentary film project on the removal of the two Elwha River… Continue reading
THIS IS THE month we’ve been waiting for, and we’re going to march right into it. March has a lot going for it, with daylight… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In Liliana Ursu of Romania, Tess Gallagher of Port Angeles found a kindred spirit. It was 1990 when the two women met… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Justin Scott Rivet, a singer-guitarist born and raised in Port Angeles, put together a band he calls the Riveters a little over… Continue reading
Messengers, one after another, have whispered two things to Jeff Tocher. Believe in your talent. Use it to start anew. One of the first messengers… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Reaching out to the community, connecting people with their local food farmers and “herding cats”: Those are three things the Port Angeles… Continue reading
A starry night is forecast. The big screen is bigger than ever before. And at “Hollywood Nights,” Port Angeles' Academy Awards celebration, and Sequim's “A… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Songwriters. Tango dancers. A comedian, a poet, more dancers, singers and players: They all add up to the second annual Juan de… Continue reading
Engineering feats by Sequim students, a Port Scandalous Roller Derby and the 21st annual Wooden Boat Foundation Shipwrights’ Race are among the activities on the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — With spring just around the corner, where does a homeowner find a contractor to help prepare for the coming season or repair… Continue reading
THE SHORTEST MONTH of the year, even with an extra day, comes to an end this week, and you know what that means? Spring is… Continue reading
PRIOR TO ATTAINING any horse, each potential horse owner should ask him- or herself: Do I have a safe and secure place for it to… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The five-week-old sea otter pup at the Seattle Aquarium — a Facebook celebrity if there ever was one — could soon be… Continue reading
By Jack Olmsted for Peninsula Daily News DURING THE OLYMPIC Peninsula Wineries' Red Wine & Chocolate Tour at Eaglemount Winery outside Port Townsend on Saturday,… Continue reading
