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    A 92-year-old man died after his car struck two other vehicles around Port Discovery about 5:05 p.m. on Dec. 12. Ritchie L. Irish, a Brinnon resident, was driving a 2005 … more
Police responded to 158 calls from Dec. 6-12, including four burglary and panic alarms, and one disturbance. The 31 traffic stops included criminal, traffic and DUI.     Dec. 6: A park … more
    The Port Townsend City Council has adopted its legislative priorities for the upcoming Washington State legislative session, which kicks off on Jan. 13. The 2025 … more
A North Puget Sound gray whale, known as Little Patch (CRC-53), has returned early to the Salish Sea, marking the species’ first appearance of the season.  Little Patch was spotted in … more
It was so loud it might have been an airplane landing. That’s what Molly Klupfell thought at about 6 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 14, when she heard a 50-foot-long limb from a cedar tree dropping to … more
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office responded to a total of 235 calls for service from Dec. 6-13. Deputies conducted 44 traffic stops, of which two resulted in criminal (misdemeanor/felony) … more
Port Townsend Sunrise Rotary has named Sylvie Errechetti and Grey Kingfisher the club’s December Students of the Month.  Both students attend Port Townsend High School and were … more
The following short items have been culled from the archives of The Leader through the University of Washington library. Text and style appear verbatim from original printing including any errors. … more
    Longtime Port Townsend public servant and community activist Brent Shirley passed away on Nov. 29.  Shirley served on city council and as Port Townsend’s mayor … more
    With the deadline for public input looming, about 40 citizens attended a public hearing on Dec. 4, to provide comment to state environmental regulators on the Port Townsend … more
    The first significant new hotel in downtown Port Townsend is closer to becoming a reality. City staff has completed an environmental review of the proposed The Water … more
    The creation of Corvus Crafts was inspired by the passing of a previous printer, but the business Candace and Christopher Mangold started nearly seven years ago has since … more
PUD installs fiber for broadband Jefferson County Public Utility District fiber optic crews are working along U.S. Highway 101, from Gardiner to Quilcene, installing main line and fiber home … more
    The Board of Jefferson County Commissioners will hold a hearing on Dec. 16 to establish a transportation benefit district (TBD) in unincorporated Jefferson County.  … more
City council talks golf park rezone The Port Townsend City Council held a joint workshop and information session with the planning commission on Dec. 9 to discuss annual updates to the … more
    City Manager John Mauro announced that the city had been awarded two grants from the Washington State Transportation Improvement Board during the Dec. 2 meeting of the Port … more
A dramatic geyser shot up at the intersection of Lawrence and Polk streets in front of the Uptown Theatre around 10:30 a.m. Dec. 4. City crews were replacing a leaking mainline valve, which was … more
    The restrooms at Kah Tai Lagoon Nature Park, closed since 2017 due to vandalism, are scheduled to reopen in the fall of 2025.  With an increase in park visitors over … more
Calls made to Port Townsend Police included eight burglary and/or panic alarms, five disturbances, 20 traffic stops and six violations of court orders.   Nov. 29: Officers responded to … more
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