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Virginia Joyce McLeod
Born Viirginia Whisnant in Seattle, she lived most of her life locally.  She graduated from Chimacum High School and her first job was on a Puget Sound Black Ball Line ferry. She married … more
Audrey Pedersen
Audrey was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, in 1930. She married Pete in 1950, and they raised four children. They retired from the Army in 1980 and built their dream home in Port … more
Nancy Lee LaLander
Nancy Lee LaLander (Smith) was born on April 6, 1944 in Cannon Beach, Oregon. She married Eugene LaLander on Oct. 15, 1963. They raised three daughters; Dorothy “Dottie” Haley, Merrilee … more
Jim Oakland
Jim Oakland passed away just after midnight Aug. 15, 2022, aged 87. Born in Miles City, Montana, on May 4, 1935, Jim answered an early calling to become a minister of the Gospel. It wasn’t … more
Wednesday, August 24, 2022
Increased DUI patrols during THING festival
To match the rabble of revelers descending for THING, crowds of cops are coming, too. Local law enforcement agencies are planning a DUI traffic safety emphasis patrol in the Port Townsend area … more
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Jefferson County Courthouse
Pair arrested for illegal gun possession
Two convicted felons were arrested after deputies allegedly found them passed out in a car in Port Hadlock with loaded handguns in their possession. Both are facing charges of unlawful possession … more
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Jefferson County Sheriff's Log | Hiker rescued
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received 267 calls for service between Saturday, July 16 and Friday, July 22. Below are selected reports. At 9:45 a.m. Thursday, July 21 in Brinnon, a … more
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Ronan Andrews takes a seat on a tractor at the Jefferson County Fair so his parents, Lissy and Christian Andrews, can get a photo. With the fair out of commission due to COVID the past few years, this year’s fair was the first for Ronan, who is 19 months old.
FAIR COMES BACK AROUND: County’s big event returns, and so do crowds
Standing in his socks, David Olsen slowly pulled the wooden spoon out of his mouth, the taste of blackberry jelly on his tongue. He looked around, thinking there was only one thing that would make … more
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Port Townsend man accused of unlawful trafficking in wildlife
A Port Townsend man is facing first-degree unlawful trafficking in wildlife after he allegedly sold a wild raven to undercover officers in May. Andrew Robert Johnston, 57, made a preliminary … more
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Jefferson County Sheriff's Log | Surprise ending in drone dispute
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received 267 calls for service between Saturday, July 16 and Friday, July 22. Below are selected reports. At 11:36 a.m. Tuesday, July 19 in Chimacum, a … more
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Casey Neill will be returning to The Palindrome where he has performed a few times before when it still belonged to the Flying Karamozov Brothers.
Singer/songwriters with Irish roots rock out
With the charm of an old Irish folk song and the full force of rock and roll, Casey Neill takes on a wide and wild expanse of music that will be on full display at The Palindrome at Eaglemount Cidery … more
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Performers from the Sky Dancers sit prim and proper in the park without anyone aware of what’s to come.
Bridgerton burlesque befalls Key City
Dearest gentle reader, prepare for a night of debauched body positivity and uplifting sisterly sensuality. The Sky Dancers, a local performance group, are bringing a … more
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Speed limits changed for selected streets in Port Townsend
The city of Port Townsend will be establishing a unified speed limit for all edge lane roads, or ELRs, within city limits. The speed limit for ELRs will now be 20 miles per hour following the … more
OlyCAP grows food program for low-income seniors
The Olympic Community Action Program has announced the expansion of its Commodity Supplemental Food Program into north Jefferson County, including Port Townsend and the Tri Area. The food program … more
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U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm talks with researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory-Sequim while touring the research facility with Congressman Derek Kilmer.
Granholm makes first-ever visit as Secretary of Energy
A top official of the Biden Administration made a historic visit to the Olympic Peninsula last week as U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm toured the Pacific Northwest National … more
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Jefferson County Fair 2022 | Photo Gallery
The return of the County Fair after two years of Covid cancellations brought men and women, young and old out for a full weekend of festivities. The 4-H club held its usual competitions (sans … more
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Strait Turners have in-person meeting in August
The Strait Turners woodturning club will be having an in-house meeting this month. The gathering is planned for noon Saturday, Aug. 20, at the Gardiner Community Center, 980 Old Gardiner Road, … more
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American Legion Post to install new officers
The American Legion Marvin G. Shields Memorial Post 26 will be installing their newly elected officers for 2022-2023 at the monthly meeting of the general membership on Wednesday, Aug. 17. The … more
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Growers network hosts benefit plant sale
The Food Bank Growers Network (formerly Food Bank Farms and Gardens) is conducting a benefit plant sale at one of the gardens that contributes organic produce every week to four Jefferson County food … more
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