In a hybrid presentation this Friday evening, writer, activist and historian Doug Chin will delve into the history of Chinese and Chinese… Continue reading
The Department of Health has opened Discovery Bay from Diamond Point to Fort Worden and Admiralty Inlet including Fort Flagler for recreational… Continue reading
It’s going to be a big weekend for art shows and live music on the North Olympic Peninsula. Here’s a sampling of things to see… Continue reading
Registration closes on Friday for Beach Naturalist training offered by the WSU Jefferson County Extension to help North Olympic Peninsula residents turn… Continue reading
Port Townsend council expects to make decision in May
Peninsula case rates creep up
Doug Chin will present “Chinese in Port Townsend and Washington State” at 7 p.m. Friday. Chin’s lecture will be in the Northwest… Continue reading
Deisy Bach will discuss elephant seal sightings in the Puget Sound at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The free online lecture is sponsored by… Continue reading
‘No need to disrupt the progress we’ve made’
Renovated facility to welcome audiences with world premiere
SOME NIGHTS, I dream of rivers. Ones I have floated and others that exist only in dreams of a distant past. Last winter was a… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula chapter of the Washington Native Plant Society will present “Introduction to Native Plants of the Prairie” on Thursday and… Continue reading
Four people said to have been involved
Study conducted for next two years
Invasive reed canary grass knocked down by cardboard sheets
Allocations from American Rescue Plan Act funds
Parklets also on city’s docket
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By Steve Mullensky For Peninsula Daily News A line of sloops file past the committee boat, red flags, to start the 31st annual Shipwright’s Regatta… Continue reading
ISN’T IT GREAT? We are officially in the season of spring. Not so great that our own No. 1-seeded Washington basketball team, Gonzaga, went down… Continue reading
Widow: ‘I lost my best friend’
