And other events and activities throughout the North Olympic Peninsula.
Gubernatorial candidates clash on issues of economy, the death penalty and where they see Washington heading.
Chorus members will don aprons to serve pie and beverages, then perform.
Scares and tours in Port Townsend and Forks will continue through Halloween.
Take a step back and forward can change our perspective in meaningful ways.
The Libertarian presidential nominee has much more to offer than his opponents, especially in terms of the eternal kingdom.
I’ve written each Republican candidate a letter informing them of this.
They want to impose taxes, ban or take back guns and decide the future of your health care.
Lyndon B. Johnson was deragotory about minorities but signed into law the Civil Rights Act. Should he not have been president?
She’s right on her proposed measures for education, equal pay and immigration reform.
To those who listen to his venom-filled comments on the election supposedly being rigged, please let democracy work, not runaway hatred and suspicion.
The rise in conspiracies and the rantings of Donald Trump are in direct proportion to the travesty of a system.
Acoustic Eidolon is set to perform at the Port Ludlow Bay Club.
News items on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Woody Bernas will perform 17th and 18th century classical music at Trinity United Methodist Church.
Alexander Technique is a body and mind educational method that works with balance, breathing and movement.
Solar Roadways has developed glass panels that is says could generate three times the U.S.’s energy needs if used to replace all roads.
The store on U.S. Highway 101 will host birds of prey from Discovery Bay Wild Bird Rescue, including an owl named Gandalf.
The Ajax Cafe is looking to overhaul its septic system after Jefferson County ordered the restaurant to close so it could do just that.
The Y’s “soft opening” is this Monday, with a grand opening set for Oct. 30.
