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Bayside Housing and Services has been working with Jefferson County and the American Legion to assume management of the homeless shelter at the Marvin G. Shields Memorial Legion Hall in …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/26/24
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Dates set for free career healthcare academy
Jefferson Healthcare, in partnership with Peninsula College, local public school districts, and Career Connect WA, is presenting a free, …
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6/26/24
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Summer kicks off this weekend when Field Day, a community event, comes to the Fort Worden in Port Townsend on Saturday, June 29. Natalie Maitland, of Fort Worden Hospitality, said that Field Day is …
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6/26/24
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The Puget Sound summer crab fishing season opens July 1 in the Port Townsend area, giving local crabbers a chance to drop pots for the iconic Dungeness crab.
“The …
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By James Robinson
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6/26/24
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This summer saw two U.S. Coast Guard members, both of whom had graduated from high school in Jefferson County, engaging in a generational succession of sorts.
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/26/24
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6/26/24
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Candidate for Washington State Attorney General Manka Dhingra (D-Redmond) and local resident Heather Dudley-Nollette (D) running for the open District 1 County Commissioner …
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By Gina McMather
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6/26/24
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Grace Lutheran Church of Port Townsend will kick off the first of three concerts, featuring what they are billing as “some of the most talented pianists in the Pacific …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/26/24
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6/26/24
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“Poetry on the Salish Sea” is set to return for a second summer and early fall at the Wilderbee Farm in Port Townsend, kicking off this season’s series with …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/26/24
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The Salish Sea Early Music Festival wraps up with its eighth and final musical performance for this year, as prize-winning harpsichordist Faythe Vollrath comes up from …
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Special to The Leader
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6/26/24
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This year’s graduating class of Chimacum Cowboys survived a long, wild ride on a bucking bronco. Sometimes the bronco threw them and they fell hard. A few got trampled …
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By Brian MacKenzie, John Nuchia, and Ethan Riker
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6/26/24
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Throughout the 2023-2024 school year, students of Port Townsend High School experienced a plethora of enticing changes to their curriculum and school culture. From new classes …
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By Zoë Pruden, 11th grade
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6/26/24
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Recently I received a notification on Messenger from a woman I didn’t know. She said she had a copy of an 1899 Port Townsend High School graduation program and wanted to know if I would like …
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Jan Boutilier
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6/26/24
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A Chimacum student since kindergarten, Reid Martin excelled academically, athletically, and as a student leader.
“Reid is hands down the finest scholar-athlete in the …
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By Ella Kasperson
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6/26/24
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Meet James Van Otten: charismatic killer on alto saxophone, diligent student, skilled mentor, passable bassist, beginning blacksmith.
“I’m excited for Graduation,” Van …
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By Timothy Heemstra
& Brian MacKenzie
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6/26/24
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The Rhododendron Festival on May 18 was the third parade in three weeks for Rhody Queen Paige Govia and Princess Rosemary Schmucker.
Govia and Schmucker, both seniors at Chimacum …
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By Rose Peirce & Kaylee Kline
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6/26/24
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As the Port Townsend community celebrates its graduating seniors, one student stands out for their remarkable achievements, unwavering dedication, and boundless passion for creating …
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by OCEAN school staff
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6/26/24
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Between the walls of Port Townsend High School, you find stampedes of teenagers of all varieties. Walking in different directions, linked by arms and talking so fruitfully that the …
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By PTHS students Adeline McMillen and Kay Botkin
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6/26/24
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Athlete and academic Ben Lance is a significant character in the 85-piece puzzle that is the Class of 2024 at Port Townsend High School. Throughout his life, and now, Ben has carried a …
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By PTHS students Meg Hoffman and Dylin Shockley
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6/26/24
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