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OLYMPIA - Dozens of business owners — from restaurant owners to bowling alley managers — told state officials that continued COVID-19 restrictions place small businesses at risk of …
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Sydney Brown |Washington State Journal
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1/21/21
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The University Women’s Foundation of Jefferson County, an affiliate of the American Association of University Women Port Townsend, is seeking applicants for its university, community school, …
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Leader news staff
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The Jefferson County Library Board of Trustees has picked its board officers for 2021-2023.
Michael Kubec will serve as chair; Hal Beattie was named vice-chair; and Joan Chapdelaine was installed …
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Leader news staff
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The Washington State Department of Health has closed all of Discovery Bay to recreational shellfish harvesting following recent tests that have found elevated levels of the marine biotoxin that …
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Leader news staff
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Eileen Cooney will join the North Pacific Coast Marine Resources Committee as a Jefferson County citizen representative.
Cooney will serve as a representative in the “economic groups” …
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Leader news staff
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OLYMPIA - A different take on Gov. Jay Inslee’s capital gains tax, less broad and friendlier to small family-owned businesses, will likely be introduced later in this year’s legislative …
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Patric Haerle | Washington State Journal
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1/21/21
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Inslee lowers age of those eligible for vaccines | 2021 Legislative Session
Governor acknowledges roll-out has had problems
Joseph Claypoole | Washington State …
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Joseph Claypoole | Washington State Journal
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1/21/21
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The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Jefferson County rose to 274 Wednesday as Jefferson County public health officials reported a Port Townsend woman in her 40s had tested positive for the …
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Funding for transportation infrastructure projects in Port Townsend could receive a boost if the city decides to impose a car tab fee for city residents.
At a recent meeting of the Port …
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Celebrating the presidential inauguration of Joe Biden, a group of about 60 people gathered to cheer on the new president on his first day in office.
Many of the supporters gathered at Pope …
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For 60 years the Hoglund family has served as Port Townsend’s pre-eminent purveyors of pills, powders and other potions to palliate their loyal patrons.
Those days are numbered though, as …
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Jefferson Healthcare announced Monday that it will now be offering COVID-19 vaccines to individuals 80 years old and older.
Last week the hospital district said it would be coordinating with other …
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