WOW, WHAT GORGEOUS weather we’ve been having. With the passage of Mother’s Day and most of your baskets for the house being planted and hung,… Continue reading
The 21st annual Community Prayer Breakfast will be conducted in the St. Anne Room at Queen of Angels Catholic Church from 8… Continue reading
Dr. Rob Epstein has been named as the 2022 Family Medicine Educator of the Year by the Washington Academy of Family Physicians. Epstein,… Continue reading
Breakfast meetings with networking and educational programs are held Tuesdays at
7:30 a.m. at Joshua’s Restaurant, 113 DelGuzzi Drive (off… Continue reading
Mike Healy has been appointed the permanent director of Public Works and Utilities in Port Angeles. Healy, who has served in an… Continue reading
Free lectures scheduled on Monday
Skwim Toastmaster Lindy MacLaine has been named Toastmaster of the Year for Toastmasters’ District 32 The annual prize is voted for and awarded… Continue reading
Accused remained in jail on Friday
The Stevens Middle School Technology Student Association competed in annual Washington State TSA Conference at the Doubletree SeaTac Hotel in March. Faculty advisors,… Continue reading
Govenbment meetings across North Olympic Peninsula
Man was on court order at hospital
A fourth day of candidate filings led to a primary race forming in the Port Townsend School District while three primary races have emerged in… Continue reading
Ian Maksin will appear in concert in a tour called “Songs of a Vagabond Cello” from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday in… Continue reading
The Port Angeles School District garden programs are always seeking tools and supplies. The following are especially needed: • gardening gloves (child… Continue reading
Keepers of the Faith will present a Southern gospel concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The free concert is at Sequim Adventist Church, 30… Continue reading
Club to sell vegetable starts as fundraiser; cash accepted Saturday
The Hood Canal Bridge will be closed to vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians overnight for four days beginning Saturday. Contractors for the state Department… Continue reading
THE FIRST THING anyone will notice about your vessel is the smell of death, desperation and suffering. You’re the captain of a slave ship, sailing… Continue reading
Concerts at Maier Hall and new Field Hall
No one was seriously injured in a fire on Bayview Avenue across from the marina that destroyed a mobile home and two… Continue reading
