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  • 2026

    New York City: Gateway to a Nation

    Feature Story by Gavin Truckenmiller Immigration. A word, a topic, an action, one that is just as deeply woven into the story of the United States of America today as it was when the nation [...]
  • 2026

    Sleepless in Sin City

    Feature story by Lovis Bienefeld Monday: It’s Monday the second of march. After a long trip that started at 2:30 a.m. at the students’ dorms in Port Angeles, followed by a several-hour stay at SEA-TAC [...]
  • 2026

    The Cayman Turtle Centre

    By Chris Hart Last week, I went on cruise for my birthday and one of the stops along the way is a small island called Cayman Island. One of the places I was very interested [...]
  • 2026

    “Hey, How High Will the Water Get?”

    Peninsula College based Coastal Hazards Specialist Ian Miller reports increased demand for sea level rise data By Gavin Truckenmiller The scenic coastline of the Olympic Peninsula, home to both a National Park and a Marine [...]
  • A Port Angeles Food Bank employee handing food out to Peninsula College students
    2026

    The Mobile Food Bank

    By Lovis Bienefeld A personal account of a location on wheels that feeds people and brings them together. People have already gathered. Some students, a few teachers, but mainly locals. It is the fourth of February [...]
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    2025-2026

    Sequim Skate Park Vandalized

    In Carrie Blake Park on October 30th, the night before Halloween, the Sequim Skate Park was vandalized with targeted hateful messages and symbols resembling swastikas. The vandals behind it were not seen during or in [...]
  • 2025-2026

    PAHS Prep Sports at Civic

    A Port Angeles High School football player throws the ball through a rainstorm during the final minutes left in the second quarter. Battling heavy rain and a tough defense, Port Angeles pushed until the end, [...]
  • 2025-2026

    All Across the Waves

    Commuters aboard Washington State Department of Transportation(WSDOT) Ferries pass time on their voyage from Kingston to Edmondson Saturday, November 1. According to WSDOT.wa.gov over 19 millionpassengers embarked aboard Washington State ferries in 2024. Twenty one [...]
  • 2025-2026

    Private Lessons

    As a professional vocalist having performed in such places as the LA Master Chorale, Kyra Humphrey has spent nearly her whole life singing. With over 45 years of teaching experience she still trains private vocal [...]
  • 2025-2026

    Sequim Public Library

    In the early afternoon, the construction of the rebuilt library of Sequim, Washington is nearing completion. The demolition and construction of the library began in 2023, and as of October of 2025, it is expected to be [...]
  • 2025-2026

    Olympic National Park Closed

    On the evening of Oct. 28, a Washington State Park trooper locked the gate that led to Hurricane Ridge in the Olympic National Park due to snow. Few employees are left to tend to the [...]
  • 2025-2026

    No Kings I AM ANTIFA

    Pro-democracy demonstrators occupy the western sidewalk and courthouse lawn in Port Angeles, Washington. Joining the rest of the country and many parts of the world in a single day, the “No Kings Protest” the 5th [...]
  • 2025-2026

    Olympic Medical Center Commission race Position Four

    Carleen Bensen (left) and Tara B. Coffin, who are candidates for the open seat Position 4 on theOlympic Medical Center Hospital Commission race, answer questions from members of thePort Angeles Business Association (PABA) during a [...]
  • 2025-2026

    No Kings in Port Angeles, Washington

    PA Police Officer Mikkiah Brady monitors protestors participating in the No Kings demonstrations on October 18, 2025. The PA Police Department was present to make sure protestors and motorists stayed safe as locals thronged the [...]
  • 2025-2026

    Railroaded

    Golden shovels and a ceremonial shifting of soil signal the beginning of a new breath of life for a century old locomotive at the groundbreaking for the Restore the 4! project in Port Angeles, Washington [...]
  • 2025-2026

    Sunrise Crepe

    Julietto Burnette, 22, lit by morning sun at local coffee & crepe shop, Pink Pony Cafe, on Lincoln St in Port Angeles, WA. During fall the morning sun shines thru the east window into the [...]

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