John Hassel News Today

Improvisation skills, artist talks and films highlight weekend events on the North Olympic Peninsula.

Plays, comedy and music are highlighted this weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula.

Activities are planned this weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula.

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation officially opened its new Capitol Hill location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week.

With spring underway, entertainment across the North Olympic Peninsula has blossomed.

The Sequim Botanical Garden Society will host a “Work to Learn” Party starting at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 22, at the Sequim Botanical Garden Terrace Garden in the Water Reuse Demonstration Park near the band shell at Carrie Blake Community Park.

Events leading to Monday’s Halloween Day are planned this weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula, as well as other entertainment.

SEQUIM — John Hassel and Lee Bowen will present “Digging and Dividing Dahlias” at 10 a.m. Saturday.

Phil_stroud_-_apparitions_feature_album.png This week’s PBS Feature Album is visionary composer/percussionist Phil Stroud’s new double length LP, Apparitions.Apparitions offers listeners a diverse selection of instrumental works. A distinct ensemble focus on the release has allowed for the development of modal and rhythmic ideas that have been central to Phil’s listening and

Chelsea Self / Post Independent As of Dec. 11, the Glenwood Springs Police Department is officially known as the Chief Terry L. Wilson Police Administration Building. Wilson, who began his law enforcement career as an animal control officer worked his way to Chief before retiring Feb. 1, 2020 after 35 years of service. “When I came here last January I found out very, very quickly that I had some very big shoes to fill,” said new Glenwood Springs Police Chief Joseph Deras. “He was part of ...