By Alecx Abbott Roger Fernandes, a well-known storyteller, visual artist and educator from the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, started the presentation by leading the audience in a welcome song, keeping the beat with his drum. […]
By Alecx Abbott With Initiative 502 still being in its infancy, understanding the recreational side of the legalization of marijuana still seems to be a little bit of a hazy area. While medicinal shops seemed […]
Story by Joe Crollard In the United States, the right to bear arms is a value that’s deeply engrained into our society and culture. While it’s fair to say that a large majority of Americans […]
By Jonathan Mitchell Meet Keiko. Sixteen feet tall and 30 feet wide it towers over most of the buildings in downtown Port Townsend. From its perch at the base of Taylor Street it threatens to […]
By Patrick McCready Serving the needs of students, the Associated Student Council has been a staple of Peninsula College since 1961. Steve DeVoe, president of the ASC, said his project for the year is, “Trying […]
By Jonathan Mitchell Bob Edwards stands in the middle of the cordoned off area on the second floor of Keegan Hall. His wife, Anchorwoman Windsor Johnston, stands at his side. Edwards is quiet and unassuming. […]
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