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Full of food, football, kickball, family, friends, fun and some fabulous ferry travel. All on one day! Our Thanksgiving may have been just like yours because we saw a lot of you people doing the same …
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NED LUCE
Life in Ludlow
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11/29/23
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Russ West channeled his inner Ziggy Stardust with a sculpture now on display at the south end of the new Kearney Street roundabout. West, shown here fine-tuning the sculpture, found the raw material …
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11/29/23
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Beachgoers in the Pacific Northwest should exercise heightened caution for dangerous surf and potentially fatal sneaker waves during the upcoming King Tides this weekend, and for the remainder of the …
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11/29/23
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To protect declining populations of wild steelhead, Olympic National Park is closing the Queets, Salmon and Quinault Rivers to sport fishing on Nov. 27.
Due to low forecasted returns, …
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11/29/23
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Jefferson County stretches across more than 2,000 square miles of territory including much of the mountainous terrain in the Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest. It is some …
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By Tom Pendley
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11/29/23
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In this issue of Good Works , we highlight organizations that make life better in Jefferson County / Port Townsend. A remarkable characteristic of this place is that there are so many, more than we …
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11/29/23
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A visit to Center Valley Animal Rescue (CVAR) is like going to a zoo and it’s free. Approximately 150 animals are cared for by volunteers dedicated to continuing Sara …
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BY MARCI PETERSON
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11/29/23
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It’s not just birds. Founded 45 years ago, Port Townsend’s Admiralty Audubon Society has been a driving force in area efforts to protect the wild outdoors.
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BY JOHN PAXSON
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11/29/23
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If you have a pet, you know how its presence in your life provides a depth of love and caring that cannot be replaced. Especially in trying times, your pet gives you unconditional love. But imagine …
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11/29/23
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ECCHO is a non-profit organization born in Port Townsend in 1997 with a mission to support independent living.
ECCHO serves community members free of charge, with a focus …
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BY JOIE HYDE
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11/29/23
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On Friday, Nov. 17, Judge Brendan Mack entered the Jefferson County courtroom to sentence Pierce County resident Siaumau Sanele Auseuga after Auseuga was found guilty of being a felon in …
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BY JON KARPILOW
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11/29/23
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The Washington State Ferries system advises carving out some extra time if your Thanksgiving travel plans include a state ferry ride.
In addition to the long vehicle lines over holiday weekends, …
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11/29/23
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In celebration of 100 years of local banking in western Washington at First Fed, and 50 years of changing lives through the arts at Centrum, the bank has made a five-year, $50,000 commitment to …
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11/29/23
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A new rideshare program is intended to provide lower-income citizens with access to a vehicle and decrease the area’s carbon footprint.
The program has been in operation for …
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BY CHARLIE BERMANT
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11/29/23
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The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is seeking public input on a draft Periodic Status Review for killer whale that includes a recommendation to keep the species on …
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11/29/23
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A new Welcome Center isn’t the only renovation coming to the Northwest Maritime Center in the New Year.
It might seem incongruous that damage done by a king tide event on Dec. 20, 2018, …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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11/29/23
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Consider the hedgerow: a beautiful, sustainable, and low-maintenance alternative to monoculture hedges.
Planted as living fences since the Neolithic Age, hedgerows …
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BY BARBARA FAUROT
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11/29/23
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PORT HADLOCK, Wash., - Naval Magazine Indian Island has a security training exercise scheduled on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023.
Training activities will occur in Port Townsend Bay between the …
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11/29/23
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QUILCENE – It was a busy summer in Jefferson County opening habitats for local fish. Two big projects, one on US 101 and the other on State Route 104 and SR 19, have wrapped up.
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11/29/23
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In a clearing enclosed by alder, cedar, and sword ferns, at the end of an wheelchair-accessible trail, a new, beautiful, and sustainable timber-frame pavilion greets visitors to the …
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By Thais Oliveira
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11/29/23
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