Story and photos by Saki Kambe Peninsula College is collaborating with Habitat for Humanity for residential home building class this summer. Even though they will be obtaining all the $200-plus tools and safety equipment, there […]
By Halle Nottage When Collyn Burkett’s dog Ella fell into the Elwha River last month, he knew he had to spring into action. In a heroic effort to save his dog, he jumped in after […]
By Halle Nottage Samantha Oliveira has been outstanding for the Peninsula College Women’s Soccer Team for her many different contributions. She held the goal record for this past season, finishing with 21 goals. She was […]
By Halle Nottage In recent years, it has been predicted that the Earth has about 11 or so years until it dies due to Climate Change, according to the most recent United Nations Climate Action […]
Chloe Harksell- “Ideally I’d ride a bike rather than drive, using reusable bathroom supplies is something that I’ve seen a lot, like getting bamboo stuff, which seems like it’d be expensive but worth it in […]
By Halle Nottage The Little Theater is abrew with excitement as this quarter’s drama program prepares for its rendition of the “glamorous and glitzy comedy” Fashionistas. The show is directed by Pete Griffin, and put […]
By Saki Kambe Having been kicked off with Cornhole on Tuesday April 14, Backyard Olympics was held for the first time by ASC, Associated Student Council. Participants only had an hour each day to escape […]
Story and Photos by Ricky Talbot Silence and applause filled Maier Performance Hall as the Russian quartet shared cultual songs and stories. Kirill Sokolov, leader of the Ensemble, began each song with an explanation. He […]
By Ricky Talbot and Saki Kambe Washington State Supreme Court Justices came to Port Townsend on their tour around the state. While they were in town May 13 and 14, they listened to three separate […]
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