PORT ANGELES — Daniel Deardorff aims to shine a light into the past, a light that reveals what may be missing from our workaday world.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — For Donna Cox, scampering up to and around the steep pitches of a two- or three-story house is no big deal. A few… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — You might be King George VI in “The King’s Speech.” Or perhaps you’re the “Black Swan” ballerina or the hiker who spent… Continue reading
So three Punjabis and a Korean walk into a bar. It's St. Patrick's Day, five years ago, and these four are high-energy makers of music… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Next time you buy something — a pair of shoes, a car, a couch — consider the effect you’re having on the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — He's been called a lot of things: the “human cartoon,” funniest “young, young” comedian in the Rocky Mountain West. Vargus Mason, a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — As it has been on the vast majority of Pacific Northwest modes of transport, it is now on the Black Ball Ferry… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This evening, an uncommon concert — populated with unusual instruments — will fill the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Hall between Sequim and Port… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Eric Delabarre had had just about enough of television’s “Law & Order.” After seven years on the show’s writing team, he wanted to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This isn't your stereotypical fancy affair, even if it is at SunLand Country Club. No, the Feb. 26 Applause! auction, with its… Continue reading
By Diane Urbani de la Paz For Peninsula Woman Here is a woman confronting a major obstacle — and not allowing it to stand in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- When Joseph Ravi Albright and Deepak Ram give a concert this Friday night, it will be a reunion of men pulled --… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- In her books, Bonnie Louise Kuchler shines a light on all kinds of love. This weekend, as it happens, she is surrounded… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Gooseneck barnacles, the scientist found out, made some excellent eating. "They called them boots . . . and it was hard to… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- They go from sweet and lacy to undeniably racy. But these elderly valentines, however delicate or forward, are having a coming-out party at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- W. Ron Allen packs more optimism into a lunchtime talk than most people hear in a year. In his Thursday presentation to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Erik Jung, an ordained monk headed here Saturday, calls his form of Tibetan Buddhism the "down-and-dirty, get-the-job-done" kind. And just what is… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Linda Wiechman was away from home for nine years. A long way away, in Minnesota. The Port Angeles native, the daughter of… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW -- It's that bad dream so many of us have had: Scrambling around, trying to get ready for school, running to catch the… Continue reading
Here's what it takes to brighten two lives: One hour a week. Seem like a stretch? Ask Damon Flowers and Kylen Solvik. The Port Townsend… Continue reading
