A candlelight vigil to support Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women is planned Saturday. The vigil will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.… Continue reading
The Ladies’ Chamber Orchestra and Benevolent Society, an ensemble now in its third year, will host its spring “Women in Music” concert… Continue reading
AS A SOCIETY, as a culture, as a people most of us crave unity. In our families we’d like to set the bar a little… Continue reading
The tall
ship Lady Washington is available
for dockside tours and sails this weekend. The tall ship, part of the Washington-based nonprofit… Continue reading
Paintings, woodworking, glass and jewelry will be on display during the Port Townsend Gallery Walk from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday.… Continue reading
Port Ludlow Art League’s Art Fest is scheduled for
9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The festival will be at the Port… Continue reading
A rock painting party, a soil workshop and a presentation on earthquake preparations are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information also… Continue reading
Saturday marks the opening day of the 2018 boating season in Port Townsend and Sequim. Yacht and sailing clubs in the two towns plan to… Continue reading
Northwind Arts Center will hold an estate and art sale according to the wishes of its long-time leader and co-founder, the late… Continue reading
To help fund Camp Beausite scholarships and programs, the third annual Kiwanis Dinner Auction will be held at 5 p.m. Saturday at… Continue reading
If you’re longing for the secrets of the sea, then tonight’s First Friday StoryNight at 7 will whet your salty appetite. Featured… Continue reading
The historic 23-foot wooden sloop Felicity Ann has kissed the water once again. In a ceremony Tuesday witnessed by 75 craftsmen, supporters… Continue reading
The new general manager of Jefferson County Public Utility District, Larry Dunbar, focused on three areas during his first public meeting with… Continue reading
The colorful, waterside Mats Mats Bay home and studio of the late Northwind Arts Center co-founder and artist Jeanette Best is still… Continue reading
SALT BABY IS her name. She’s Mohawk and Tuscarora from the Six Nations reserve in Ontario, but “doesn’t look it,” people keep saying. From the… Continue reading
IT’S TIME ONCE again for the Sequim Irrigation Festival, where we commemorate water being brought to the Sequim Prairie. This is the oldest community celebration… Continue reading
Two Forks residents have been sentenced in federal court for labor trafficking and forced labor involving two family members from Guatemala. Antonio Francisco-Pablo,… Continue reading
Jefferson County commissioners will meet to discuss and take potential action on a settlement offer for a public records claim today at… Continue reading
The Salish Behavioral Health Organization has earmarked close to $50,000 to train Jefferson Healthcare providers in medicine-assisted treatment for people addicted to… Continue reading
The tall ship Lady Washington is docked at the Northwest Maritime Center through May 7. The tall ship, part of the Washington-based… Continue reading
