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Saturday, February 4, 2023
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“Top Readers” in Read to Feed this year were first-grader Easton Benedict (Andrew and Hillary of Port Townsend), preschool student Emma Allen (Derek and Eris of Chimacum) and kindergarten student Holland Bare (Travis and Katie of Sequim).
Students at New Day Learning Academy wrap up Read to Feed project
Students at New Day Learning Academy participated in the annual Read to Feed campaign for a month, raising funds by reading to make a difference this year in their own communities.  At the … more
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Online fundraiser launched for Blue Heron dance
A GoFundMe fundraiser has been started to help pay for the annual eighth-grade dinner and dance at Blue Heron Middle School. The fundraiser was recently launched after a local parent stepped up to … more
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Ames selected as Peninsula College’s next president
Suzanne Ames has been named the next president of Peninsula College, board of trustees chair Mike Glenn announced Friday.  Ames is currently Vice President of Instruction at Lake Washington … more
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Annual Chimacum ASB dinner, auction is April 30
The Associated Student Body of Chimacum Junior and High School will host a dinner, auction, and silent auction to raise funds for the student body and the East Jefferson Rivals athletic … more
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Elementary hosts kindergarten night
Families of prospective kindergarten students are invited to attend Salish Coast Elementary’s Kindergarten Family Night to learn more about the school and what to expect in fall 2022. The … more
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Quilcene voters saying no to $12.3 million bond for new school | April 26 Special Election
Quilcene voters were rejecting a 20-year, $12.3 million bond to pay for the new elementary school, according to the initial vote count Tuesday for the April 26 Special Election. It was an … more
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An artist’s rendition shows how the two-story elementary school (green building, at right) will fit onto the Quilcene school’s campus.
Latest plan for new Quilcene elementary school envisions two-story building on campus
Officials with the Quilcene School District are looking at a two-story building as the best fit for the school district’s campus property. Voters will be asked during a special election … more
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PT High teacher recaps school-sponsored Spring Break trip
For Port Townsend School District’s Spring Break period — from April 2 to April 10 — students from the high school’s Advanced Media class had the opportunity to visit the … more
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Holly Roland’s former bus and the prototype for Luna the Letter Bus, a soon-to-come mobile outreach project in Jefferson County.
Bus conversion trend takes on a community outreach lens
Holly Roland developed the mobile therapy brainchild in grad school. Her fellow soon-to-be therapist classmates didn’t exactly see her vision back then, of luring folks into a bus off the … more
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Chimacum awarded new buses through clean-air initiatives
The Chimacum School District will surplus two of its older buses after being awarded a rebate through DERA, the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act of 2010. The rebate runs through the Environmental … more
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PT School district joins nationwide lawsuit against e-cigarette companies
  The Port Townsend School District is joining hundreds of other school districts in Washington state and nationwide against vape-maker Juul and one of its investors, Altria Group. Port … more
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Rivals to have one athletic director next year
After close to a year of full-scale sports for East Jefferson Rivals athletics, the program is searching for a new, full-time athletic director to manage the Rivals, starting in fall 2022. To … more
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