Swing into winter activities By Jamila Lopez Here are a few ideas for the current and upcoming seasons; If you are thinking of taking a road trip Leavenworth may be an ideal option. Known to […]
The realities of rural living are a ‘lethal triad’ says expert By Sarah Baker Clallam County’s climbing suicide rate, twice as high as King County’s, is not something the community is experiencing by itself. 20 […]
New administrators join PC community. Dean of arts and science By Saki Kambe Dianna Chiabotti was announced as the new dean of arts and science by Sharon Buck, vice president of instruction in a mass […]
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Campus Voices: Are you familiar with the warning signs of someone struggling with suicidal ideation? Probably not as much as I should. I would personally look into more information if I thought one of […]
Review and Photos by Emily Matthiessen David Guterson spoke and shared poems from his new book, “Turn Around Time, A Walking Poem of the Pacific Northwest” in Maier Hall with an enthusiastic audience on Oct. […]
Review by Kyle Vanous Professional comedian Andy Hendrickson graced our Peninsula College campus with a strong performance the night of Oct. 11 in Maier Hall. The audience was packed with anticipation to the point […]
Review by Kyle Vanous With walkable venues all over town and dozens of full narratives, documentaries, and short films to choose from, the 20th annual Port Townsend Film Festival had something for everyone. It was […]
Story by Sarah Baker, photo by Kyle Vanous The friends and families of Clallam County are waging a war against a brutal beast, an invisible monster that steals more lives every year than any vehicle […]
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