Fifty years of music-making precede this grand fusion of piano, bassoon, oboe, piano and vocals. Tickets for $15 are on sale now… Continue reading
Fee increases are not linked to a Nov. 7 ballot measure that, if approved, would lead to a planned expansion of the… Continue reading
Aspiring Sequim filmmaker Luke Silliman, 18, finds himself in a scene he never would have imagined for his first semester of college. His… Continue reading
Clallam County Master Gardener Audreen Williams will explain why gardeners should recognize several common insects as more helpful than harmful and employ… Continue reading
While in grammar school in suburban Philadelphia in the 1940s, there was no fluoride added to the water at that time. Each fall, my folks… Continue reading
I have been impressed reading several Peninsula Daily News published letters to the editor over the past few months. After about nine months, most “gullibles”… Continue reading
By JoNel Aleccia Kaiser Health News Rose Crumb can’t even count the number of people she’s helped die. The former nurse, 91, who retired in… Continue reading
EDITOR’S NOTE: The estimated cost to homeowners of the levies the William Shore Memorial Pool commissioners plan to approve if voters approve the debt limit… Continue reading
A Joyce man who allegedly caused a fatal wreck near Sequim has been charged with vehicular homicide. Vance Mitchell Mattix, 50, was… Continue reading
Attorneys for the state of Washington told the state Supreme Court on Tuesday they have complied… Continue reading
The libraries in the North Olympic Library System are taking part in OverDrive’s Big Library Read program, the world’s largest global e-book… Continue reading
The Olympic Medical Center Foundation raised $165,000 at its 15th annual Harvest of Hope fundraiser, with most of the funds earmarked for… Continue reading
Anne Hirondelle’s “Off the Wall” ceramic creations will be the focus of a Studium Generale presentation and reception at Peninsula College’s Little… Continue reading
The Sequim Irrigation Festival’s board of directors has announced its logo and storyline for the festival’s 123rd year, set to run May 4-13.… Continue reading
Peninsula College will present an evening poetry reading by Kim Stafford at 7 p.m. Thursday. The free reading, co-sponsored by The Foothills… Continue reading
NAFTA will enter another round of negotiations this week. The question is, will it be made better or worse? NAFTA has not been the job… Continue reading
a model in the state of Washington — is very effective in providing prevention-intervention services as well… Continue reading
The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe and a Native American coalition based in Sequim have been notified they will receive federal grants to… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Art Association will present a program and demonstration of making wirework chains by artist Susan Cleaves on Thursday. Doors will… Continue reading
IT WAS DAYLIGHT in the forest on opening day of deer hunting season. Opening day is my favorite day of the year. It’s a day… Continue reading
