Today, tonight signify Friday, April 11. PORT ANGELES — The Second Weekend festivities in downtown Port Angeles mix the steadfast and the brand-new: Tonight, Second… Continue reading
SEQUIM — If you happened to be born in the town of Crucero, fifth grade might be it for your formal education. Going on to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “Call me Jane,” she says, because it's easier. And then she has to run, since her 10-month-old son needs her. Have a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Key City Public Theatre, at age 56 an artistic force across the region, will begin a new era this Sunday [April 13].… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Freshly returned from a trip to Port Angeles, a woman made a plea to the Los Angeles Times' “Culinary SOS” column. I've… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Freshly returned from a trip to Port Angeles, a woman made a plea to the Los Angeles Times' “Culinary SOS” column. I've… Continue reading
Today, tonight signify Friday, April 11. PORT ANGELES — The Second Weekend festivities in downtown Port Angeles mix the steadfast and the brand-new: Tonight, Second… Continue reading
SEQUIM — If you happened to be born in the town of Crucero, fifth grade might be it for your formal education. Going on to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “Call me Jane,” she says, because it's easier. And then she has to run, since her 10-month-old son needs her. Have a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Key City Public Theatre, at age 56 an artistic force across the region, will begin a new era this Sunday [April 13].… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A major new show, “First Blossoming: Port Townsend’s Women Artists,” is about to arrive at the Jefferson Museum of Art & History,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Since the band Hey Marseilles got together, the sextet has played the Sasquatch, Bumbershoot and South by Southwest music festivals, cut a… Continue reading
COYLE — Singer Dana Cooper was driving across the expanse that is the San Joaquin Valley outside Bakersfield, Calif., the long road stretching out before… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Some of Larry Matsuda’s poetry is hard to hear. It’s about going to a prison camp without due process of law. But… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Jill Johnson, winner of Storytelling World's 2014 competition, is the featured teller in Tuesday night's Story Swap at the Port Angeles Library,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Looking out to the rows of upturned faces, Adrianne Harun said first: “This feels a little bit like my wake.” But Harun,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Walter Kirn, author of Blood Will Out: The True Story of a Murder, a Mystery and a Masquerade, is the next speaker… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW — When John Novacek was an 11-year-old just starting to play the piano, he learned “The Entertainer,” that Scott Joplin ragtime number later… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Live music will be the catalyst tonight, bringing local residents together behind the families affected by the Oso landslide. Chantilly Lace, the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Live music will be the catalyst Saturday night, bringing local residents together behind the families affected by the Oso landslide. Chantilly Lace,… Continue reading
