Story and photo by Saki Kambe Approximately 1,000 people, women and men combined, turned out for the third annual Olympic Peninsula Women’s Wave to march down Water Street in Port Townsend on Jan 20. Despite […]
By Saki Kambe “I-have-a-dream-where-black- lives-matter.” After the final ”I have a dream,” each and every word cautiously yet powerfully said, the place was soon filled with long, deeply-touching applause for Shewa Dedeke. A Peace Corp […]
By Zach Wakefield Birdbox, the newest big Netflix original movie, most notably starring Sandra Bullock, has been an unstoppable cultural force of the past month. Plastered all over your Facebook timeline, deeper meanings of the […]
By Zach Wakefield Becoming the longest shutdown in U.S history, the federal government has finally reopened after over a month of debate. But those who have felt its effect the most, the 800,000 federal employees, […]
Story and photo by Saki Kambe Former Peninsula Pirate Basketball star from Congo, Christian Manzanza, who is also a survivor of the 2016 Brussels Bombing, in Brussels,Belgium, came back to Peninsula College gym with another […]
By Halle Nottage Editors Note: Nottage is a resident of Collegiate Housing International CHI. At the beginning of this school year, a landmark appeared near the college: brand new dorms. Collegiate Housing International CHI, that […]
By Saki Kambe My new year’s resolution is to obtain the ability to express my feelings or to explain things without being dependent on emojis or exclamation mark when it comes to writing and texting. […]
Story and photo by Saki Kambe On Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday, Save Our Sequoia hosted an event named Infinite Hope which drew a community of more than 50 people to Lion’s Club Park; along […]
Nic Seabolt, 24, East side of Sequim I’m a volunteer Emergency Medcical Technician (EMT) with a fire department, so I waited for calls to come in, have it be medical smoke detector or something like […]
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