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Non-union PUD staff may get pay raise
Non-union employees with the Jefferson County Public Utility District could soon receive a cost-of-living increase, but at the cost of higher dental insurance prices. The PUD’s board of … more
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Jefferson County issues last call for ARPA funding
The Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners is seeking proposals from local nonprofits and organizations for projects that “move the needle” on housing, economic development, or … more
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Southbound lane closed on Highway 19
One lane on a short stretch of Highway 19 near Chimacum was closed to traffic last week after the roadway was undercut by scouring from stormwater. According to the Washington State Department of … more
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Varsity girls basketball: East Jefferson vs. Cascade Christian High School | Photo Gallery
The East Jefferson Rivals varsity girls basketball team faced Cascade Christian High School in basketball Thursday, Jan. 19.  The Leader's James Sloan captured the action courtside  … more
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Water line breaks on Washington Street
The city had another bad break. A water line burst last week on Washington Street near the Harborside Inn, as a 6-inch asbestos concrete water line failed, sending water bubbling up to the … more
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Varsity boys basketball: East Jefferson vs. Cascade Christian High School | Photo Gallery
The East Jefferson Rivals varsity boys basketball team  faced Cascade Christian High School in basketball  Thursday, Jan. 19.  The Leader's James Sloan captured the action … more
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Today's cartoon for Thursday, Jan. 26
Today’s cartoon is by Dave Whamond, Canada, PoliticalCartoons.com. more
Appraisal for Short’s farm arrives three days before LOI deadline
The long-awaited appraisal of the Short’s Family Farm has come in. The market value of the 253.4 acres of land was appraised at $1.3 million in a document released to the Port of Port … more
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Al Latham, chair of the Jefferson County Conservation District as well as Chairman of the Chimacum Grange Board, voices his support for the port’s purchase of the farm.
Port hears from local ag on Short’s Family Farm
The Port of Port Townsend got farming advice straight from the horse’s mouth at the Chimacum Grange last week. Opinions on the port’s intent to purchase the Short’s Family Farm … more
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EJ’s Addy Asbell (center), Abbie Liske (left), and Kay Botkin (right) apply defensive pressure to a Cougar player during the fourth period.
Cougars scratch out win over EJ girls
The Rivals girls’ defensive wall was mighty, but the Cascade Christian Cougars managed to barely scale the wall and come out on top. The East Jefferson Rivals varsity girls basketball team … more
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Taking time | Tom Camfield
I like the way the rainbow above ends aboard the local ferry chugging to or from its berth . . . and the calm manner in which the local gull poses for the photo. MEANWHILE, models predict that … more
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The Port Townsend High School Chamber Ensemble includes (front row) Sage Brotherton, Akeyla Behrenfeld, Adeline Gellert DePalma, Madelynn Chenruk-Geelan, and William Hiegel; (middle row) Anabel Moore, Maeve Kenney, Sophia Kunka, Camryn Hines, and Matia Simmons-Reimnitz; and (back row) Magdaline Ferland, Aliyah Yearian, Juniper Cervenka, Leona Lee, and Dustin Hines. Not pictured is Sophia Lumsdaine.
Pro-Am of Music concert series to close out at Northwest Maritime Center
The Pro-Am of Music concert series is set to conclude with an exciting final performance at the Northwest Maritime Center, featuring the talented Port Townsend High School Chamber Ensemble. Under … more
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The Stride Tango Trio with Jonathan Doyle, Bertram Levy, and Ryan Hoffman will feature the vocals of Robin Kallsen playing arrangements by Levy.
Tango trio strides the boards at Finnriver
The passion of tango will lift Finnriver Farm & Cidery with the romance of “Canarissimo: Where Fats Waller Meets Francisco Canaro.” Presented by Bertram Levy with his group, The … more
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Jefferson County Sheriff's Log | A man, a woman, a dog, and two gas cans
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received 291 calls for service between Friday, Jan. 6 and Friday, Jan. 13. Below are selected reports. At 7:41 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 10 in Brinnon, a … more
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Volunteers Pat Nicosia and Dave Winters diligently dig through the dregs around Kah Tai Lagoon during a Trash Task Force clean-up Saturday, Jan. 21.
Volunteer group refuses to let refuse rule Port Townsend's streets
One person’s trash can become everyone’s problem. Despite numerous litter laws on the books, volunteers around Port Townsend clean up literal tons of garbage on a regular … more
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Non-union PUD staff may get pay raise
Non-union employees with the Jefferson County Public Utility District could soon receive a cost-of-living increase, but at the cost of higher dental insurance prices. The PUD’s board of … more
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Jefferson County issues last call for ARPA funding
The Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners is seeking proposals from local nonprofits and organizations for projects that “move the needle” on housing, economic development, or … more
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Water line breaks on Washington Street
The city had another bad break. A water line burst last week on Washington Street near the Harborside Inn, as a 6-inch asbestos concrete water line failed, sending water bubbling up to the … more
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East Jefferson Fire Rescue Commissioner Deborah Stinson responds to criticism from an audience member.
East Jefferson Fire Rescue holds town halls as Special Election approaches
No one likes to be kept waiting, especially when it’s a matter of life and death. Yet call volumes and response times have been rising for East Jefferson Fire Rescue over the past years as … more
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Today's cartoon for Wednesday, Jan. 25
Today’s cartoon is by Jeff Koterba, patreon.com/jeffreykoterba. more
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