And other events and activities throughout the North Olympic Peninsula.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers estimates that the repairs on the 300-foot-long section of the protective jetty will be finished in about three weeks.
“We’re in the fourth year and a four-year levy with $2 million,” one school board member said. “That means we’ve done everything pretty cost-effectively.”
The $6 million renovation of Building 202 at Fort Worden State Park broke ground last year and is a significant upgrade over the college’s old location.
Serenity House’s Viola Ware walks with Port Angeles Police Sgt. Jason Viada to places where people are known to camp to ensure they know the services available.
The 35- to 40-foot-tall Douglas fir would start sparkling with 10,000 lights on Nov. 26 and shine until just after New Year’s Day.
The opens at 7:30 p.m. tonight and will run for three weekends through Nov. 13.
Scary events and tours will take place along with many family-friendly parties and activities from Chimacum and Brinnon to Forks.
Daniel James Brown will make two appearances in Port Angeles on Saturday.
Entertainment news items for the North Olympic Peninsula.
Mt. Everest climbers Jim Whittaker and his son, Leif, will talk of their lives and exploits.
This performance is the first of five in the 2016-2017 Port Townsend Chamber Music Series organized by the Centrum Foundation.
Susan Kieffer will present Saturday on the topic of geologic nozzles and what they have in common with rapids on the Colorado River.
I have personally witnessed how verbal abuse and hateful words can cause deep, unseen wounds that leave lifelong scars.
The state Senate candidate is running for you, not against her opponent.
We need to make it crystal clear that only following the party line is unacceptable and divisive.
Starting next year, I-732 would place a $15-per-ton tax on fossil fuels and provide $1,500 for low-income working families.
Just look at recent stories in the Peninsula Daily News and Chicago Tribune.
But Hillary Clinton and I are quite different in how we do that.
It’s indicative of the press’ handling of global warming, too.
