‘Snowmageddon’ hits the Peninsula
By Zach Wakefield With a temperate marine climate, the Olympic Peninsula is known to have a mild winter compared to the rest of the state east of the Cascades. However, winter weather hit Washington hard […]
By Zach Wakefield With a temperate marine climate, the Olympic Peninsula is known to have a mild winter compared to the rest of the state east of the Cascades. However, winter weather hit Washington hard […]
Story and photo by Saki Kambe The name change of the West-end park, along the Port Angeles downtown shoreline west of Oak Street and east of Valley Creek estuary park, was raised from Jessica Elofson, […]
Story and photo by Saki Kambe The first ever food pantry at Peninsula College—discussed for years—will happen as soon as all the logistics are worked out, according to Peninsula College Officials. President Luke Robins is […]
By Judah Breitbach You have a new book scheduled to be finished shortly before you come for your Writer in Residence in April-May, can you talk about that? Yeah, well let’s say I’m hoping to […]
By Halle Nottage It is often said that true athletic transformation is created by working hard when nobody is watching. This statement holds true for the Peninsula Women’s Soccer Team, which has finally entered into […]
By Zach Wakefield The grand finale of Pirate Pete Week, blacklight dodgeball was the ultimate way for Pirates to show off their athletic skills while pummeling their peers into submission, all in a fantastic show […]
By Zach Wakefield Who would win in a fight, your stomach or an entire can of spam? As part of Pirate Pete Week, a gathering of 8 brave, or just hungry, students went head to […]
By Halle Nottage Malik Moore, 20, can be described as, “an extremely hard worker, someone who busts his butt. He came in with no expectations,” said Head Coach of the Peninsula College Men’s Basketball Team […]
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 […]
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