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Zephyr Bell, is graduating from Port Townsend High School. This graduate's activities included the Varsity Soccer team, and the Port Townsend Sail Team, while also being employed with The Northwest … more
Birth Announcement Baby Ozette was born on April 25th, 2024 in Port Townsend, Wa to parents Heidi Tucker & Travis Gillett weighing 6lbs 11 oz and 20.5" inches long at the time of her birth. more
Sandra K. Summers of Sequim died at Sherwood Assisted Living in Sequim. She was 83. Sequim Valley Chapel, Sequim, is in charge of arrangements.   more
Death Notice Don Leonard Matheson passed away on April 29, 2024. Celebration of life is being handled by- Quilcene First Presbyterian Church with services scheduled for June 1, 2024 at 1pm. … more
Marie Pavish passed away at home with family members on May 13, 2024. She was under the care of Hospice of Jefferson County for the last two months of her decline due to dementia. She was 77 years … more
  Claims and counter-claims continue at the Tri-Area Food Bank, as former volunteers voice concerns about food safety while current association leadership allege theft perpetrated by … more
    A top researcher for the University of Washington said that he expects to publish a book in coming months detailing how to raise sunflower sea stars that will hopefully show … more
    As Rhododendron Festival events proceeded throughout the week, the Trike Races on Wednesday, May 15, saw a lower turnout than expected, according to Lois Sherwood. Only … more
    A Bainbridge Island attorney is filing a class action lawsuit on behalf of those affected by last month’s recall of organic walnuts contaminated by E. coli bacteria in … more
Special meeting called The City of Port Townsend City Council will meet at 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 23, jointly with the Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners, Port of Port Townsend, and … more
  After one meeting in Port Ludlow in January and another in Chimacum in April, the Puget Sound to Pacific (PS2P) Collaborative returned to the Finnriver Farm and Cidery on Thursday, May … more
    Rosalee Walz, a Chemakum Elder and chair of the Chemakum Tribal Council, addressed a packed-to-the-walls Carnegie Reading Room at the Port Townsend Public Library May 14 … more
    This year marked the first time in a century that Port Townsend participated in a six-day chautauqua, according to New Old Time Chautauqua co-founder Paul Magid. … more
    As a recent transplant to the Port Townsend area, I found myself in an unexpected and humbling situation during the annual Rhody Festival. My wife and I had the privilege of … more
  An article about super agers, folks who live very long lives, caught my eye. Diet, exercise, general health, lifestyle issues were all addressed, and one sentence of the piece that stuck … more
Sewer project is noisy I just wanted to congratulate Samantha Harper and all the others involved with the sewer project in Port Hadlock/Chimacum for their well thought out schedule of laying … more
If ever there were a Devil, they could not have timed their diabolical deeds better. Within the same 24-hour period that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump declared, on a … more
  South Jefferson County has an opportunity to celebrate and support its own community on the Memorial Day weekend of May 25-26, when Brinnon serves as the staging grounds for the … more
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