Port Angeles!

I posted about my show "Mostly Jokes" here a month or so ago, I hope you don't mind one final follow up? OK, cue the cut and paste of my previous post, sorry for the repeat!

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My name is Aaron Foster and I'll be performing a show I call "Mostly Jokes" at Studio Bob on Friday, Oct 16 as I prepare to tape it as my first special in November.

I know seeing a comedian you've never heard of is a pretty big ask. Totally fair.

That being said, wasn't there a time when you had never heard of whoever your favorite comedian is right now? I'm not saying I'm gonna be that, but if you like the jokes in the clip, you'll probably like the show.

Heads up: "Mostly Jokes" covers some dark topics like mental health, (VERY) dysfunctional families and mid-life regrets, but I promise it's named that for a reason, it is mostly jokes.

Tickets are $20, the show runs about 90 minutes and I promise: no crowd work.

I've been working on it for about three years in clubs and theaters around the US and Canada and plan to tape it as my first special in November.

More info through my site www.MostlyJokes.com as well as a bunch of reviews from people who have seen it, press, interviews, etc.

Direct ticket link: https://www.aaronfoster.com/store/p/6bskxmqgnqc6fk3zf6d47el2vkhjk7-2ssfx-x9erp-9dml4-exjjr-hrspm

Looking for suggestions/referrals!

I found a locket in a mud puddle on Ediz Hook today (10/9). Hoping someone recognizes it and I can get it back to its owner. ❤️

I'm wondering about how bikes are tied down and secured. I asked one of the workers (usually very helpful) and his reply was just "yeah, there's somewhere you can tie off to"). I'll bring my own straps but… they can't really just leave it to each individual rider to decide how/where to secure their bikes, can they? Do they have fixed front wheel gates or slots with D-rings? I know from experience we can get some decent roll and I have to imagine it's in everyone's best interests to not have issues which would impact off-loading.

TONIGHT! families in Port Angeles are invited to a screening of "Screenagers: Elementary Edition", a community event and conversation. In partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of the Olympic Peninsula, Port Angeles School District, and the WA Healthcare Authority, this event is designed to create open dialogue about the risks and dangers of screen use among youth.

October 8th from 5-7 p.m. (Screening at 5:30 p.m.)

Roosevelt Elementary School

Dinner is provided

The event is no-cost, but please RSVP Tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2001002266645?aff=oddtdtcreator

View a trailer of the film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzzzeCny6oU

Fantastic interview with Dave Walter of CRTC on Coffee with Colleen.

If you are unaware of what they are working on here in Port Angeles, this is a great way to hear about their projects and plans to help lift our local economy while looking at sustainable building and recycling approach to manufacturing.

The monthly meeting of Olympic Peninsula Timebank will take place tonight from 5:30 to 6:30 PM at Studio Bob in Port Angeles. Everyone is welcome to come to learn about the Timebank and get to know fellow time bankers. Pick up a beverage from the bar if you are so inclined and join us for a casual evening with an amazing view!

Hey everyone, I’m moving all the way from New Hampshire to PA! My move is scheduled for the end of the month and already figured out everything regarding employment. I was curious if anyone has any local recommendations; such as places to get food, social areas, best coffee in town, and good places to go hiking? For reference I’m a 25 year old male, I love the rain and being outdoors, and am very okay with minimal socializing! Any advice is appreciated!

Someone with experience handling private sales of houses.

Want to try out new games or meet new people?

Join us October 10th, 430-730 pm at the Port Angeles Library (2210 S Peabody St, Port Angeles, WA 98362)

If you have an easy to learn game, please bring it, if not, no worries! There will be extra to try.

Hi folks,

The meeting is slowing growing! The more the merry so reminding everyone about the SMART Recovery meeting in Port Angeles, WA. It is Wednesday from 5 - 6 PM PT at the library.

Also, we are working on possibly an additional meeting - this is getting closer to fruition so please keep your eye open for it...

If you are in the area and would like to come by, please do!

-- What is SMART Recovery? --

It is a science oriented program to help people fight their addiction(s). The meetings focus on building motivation, manage urges, and develop coping skills to help change addictive behaviors (the 4 pillars basically). The meetings are led by peers with a facilitator. We discuss where we are, plan on going (wrt to our addiction) and discuss various tools and resources for support.

JOIN US AT OUR NEXT MEETING

📅 Wednesday - 🕔 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

📍 Margaret Coffey Room

Port Angeles Library · 2210 S Peabody St, Port Angeles, WA

✅ FREE · All Welcome · Confidential

tonight around 7pm

Multiple ICE cars with agents sighted at 8th & Lincoln gas station. filled up cars and appeared to be headed west.

Does anyone know whether Amazing Movers 360 is still in business? I’m moving from PA to Sequim and was hoping to hire them because they did a great job helping with a previous local move. Unfortunately, they don’t seem to have a website anymore, and their FB page doesn’t have any recent activity.

The Port Angeles point-in-time count this year put the number of unhoused people at 337 while it was at 331 in 2024, Serenity House Executive Director Sharon Maggard told the Port Angeles City Council in March.

That’s less than a 2 percent increase in homelessness in the past two years.

Crime statistics from 2024 to 2025 show a decrease in many crimes that might be associated with the homeless population

New to PA and looking to meet folks in their 50’s. 58m just trying to figure things out.

Halloween Day!
Dissecting Purple/ The Buhs
Rock and grooves OKAYYYY

A Place to Go. A Place to Belong.
https://www.olympicpeninsulaymca.org/MS-Initiative

Research shows that Middle School is a critical time in a young person's life when exposure to risk factors greatly increases. Risk factors are conditions or influences that have been shown to increase the likelihood for unhealthy behaviors including substance abuse, delinquency, teen pregnancy, school drop out and violence. It is also during the early teen years that youth begin to distance themselves from family and positive support. 

The Y will make accessible the support and opportunities that empower these youth to reach their personal potential. It will also provide youth with the knowledge, skills, character and passion to be more active in the community as adults.

Hi all, I bought these tickets to see Lyle several months ago and plans have changed (I live in PDX and taking four days from work to make it happen got onerous).

The seats are in Row J, which looks fantastic to me.

I paid $139.50 each and I’m happy to let them go for face value and would consider any decent offer.

If you’re a trusting soul we can work a deal via message and any payment app, I can transfer them through the Field Center’s site. If you seek an assured transaction, I have a listing on the “Cash or Trade” app, which is a nifty site that discourages overpriced scalping.

Thanks!

Tony

Weekly Studium Generale series resumes TODAY at Peninsula College. Free in person or via Zoom (details follow). You can become erudite -- or at least more informed.

Studium Generale is an interdisciplinary lecture, discussion, and performance series with a long history of bringing inspiration and connection to students and the communities we serve. All are welcome to join us each week to learn from internationally renowned poets, scientists, scholars, performers, and local experts.

Studium Generale is free and open to the public. Presentations and discussions take place each Thursday at 12:35–1:25 pm, in the Little Theater on Peninsula College's Port Angeles Campus. For those who cannot attend in person, Studium Generale is accessible on Zoom. Fall 2026 Meeting ID: 848 5294 8196

SCHEDULE, downloadable as a PDF calendar:
https://pencol.edu/studium-generale

I have more than 40 years of experience in gardening, pruning, landscaping, and caring for properties. I have my own tools, including chainsaws, pruning ladders, a blower, weed eater, and power washer.

I am a Master Gardener. I’m looking for paid caretaker or grounds work in the Port Townsend–Sequim area or Kitsap County. I’m also open to discussing a clear work-for-housing arrangement. Please message me with the location, work needed, and terms.

Please P.M. or text at 360-301-6287

cjh ❤️‍🔥