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A polio survivor and early teacher about Otherness, Daniel Deardorff toured extensively with renowned soft-rock band Seals and Crofts for 10 years and produced award-winning albums for other artists.
A year-end celebration with departed local storyteller
Myth, memory, sound, and story resonate out of ancient oral traditions. Exploring these incantations can transport listeners out of the everyday into another realm where truth is made strange and … more
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Rivals girls basketball team defeats the Bulldogs
The East Jefferson Rivals varsity girls basketball team secured a home win Saturday, outfighting the North Mason High Bulldogs to bounce back from their previous loss. The Dec. 17 game saw EJ … more
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Varsity Boys Basketball: East Jefferson vs. Seattle Christian | Photo Gallery
The East Jefferson Rivals varsity boys basketball team faced the Seattle Christian Warriors  Monday, Dec. 12. The Leader's James Sloan captured photos from courtside as the Rivals fell 82-39 … more
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Port of Port Townsend offices closed through the holidays
Port of Port Townsend offices will be closed starting at 3 p.m. Dec. 22 through Monday, December 26, 2022. For after-hours emergencies at the port, the public is directed to call Security Services … more
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Jefferson County offices will be closed Friday
Jefferson County will close all county offices on Friday, Dec. 23. The closure is due to the weather forecast and road conditions. more
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Quilcene School District cancels classes for Friday
Schools will be closed in the Quilcene School District on Friday, Dec. 23 due to road conditions and a forecast of inclement weather for the region. Students will not return to class until after … more
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Ice storm in the forecast for Olympic Peninsula
The National Weather Service in Seattle is predicting a strong likelihood of freezing rain in Jefferson County beginning Thursday evening and stretching into Friday mid-day. The Jefferson County … more
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City of Port Townsend spending itself out of any blame | Letter to the editor
People think the decision about the golf course has already been made. The answer is Yes and No. The Yes part. First, the city categorized the golf course as a park so it could be put up for … more
Deer people: Hearts, minds need to change | Letter to the editor
I’m pleased to hear the city taking steps to control the deer population. I’m glad they are utilizing the skills of a wildlife conflict specialist who has experience dealing with … more
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Ned Luce
The return of the dreaded Christmas letter | Life in Ludlow
“Are you ready for Christmas?”   It could be the most asked question around this time of year or well maybe second to “What are you getting me for Christmas?”   … more
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Bill Mann
Let’s light-en up for the holidays | Mann Overboard
Hitch up the metaphorical reindeer. Let’s take our annual Let There Be Light(s) tour of some of the best Christmas, er, holiday, lighting displays locally.  THE BEST  One must … more
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Late start for Brinnon School on Thursday
The Brinnon School District will start class three hours late on Thursday due to road conditions. Class will start at 11:15 a.m., and buses were 3 1/2 hours late with limited transportation … more
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Port Townsend to tweak plan for removal of poplars
The city of Port Townsend is set to make an amendment to its comprehensive plan next year for the Sims Gateway and Boatyard Expansion Project. A presentation was made during the city’s … more
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The heaviest snowfall arrived in east county on Tuesday morning, tapering off throughout the day, with additional snowfall expected Tuesday night.
Storm brings most snow of the season
The most extensive snowfall of the season so far hit Jefferson County overnight Monday. With the first flakes falling in the late hours of the night on Monday, Dec.19, plows were out by 2 a.m. … more
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YMCA to host holiday pool party, free swim
The community is invited by the YMCA of Jefferson County to attend the Winter Wonderland Community Pool Party and family free swim coming up in late December. Made possible by the JeffCo Aquatic … more
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“Deep Green,” by David James Bellecci.
Local artist explores Impressionism and abstraction in Uptown
Moments of reflection and exploration are being offered in a new art show by a local painter. “Musings,” an exhibit of recent acrylics from Port Townsend-based painter and hair stylist … more
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Sophomore guard Kay Botkin dashes up the court, looking to feed the ball to her teammates. Botkin lead her squad in scoring, with 10 points and three assists.
Rivals earn first win of the season at home
The East Jefferson Rivals varsity girls basketball team came to play last Monday, defeating the Seattle Christian Warriors 38-33 for their first win of the season. Aided by EJ junior Addy … more
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Rivals wrestling teams lose to Cascade Christian
The East Jefferson Rivals boys and girls wrestling teams lost by a technicality to Cascade Christian High School in their latest Nisqually League duel in Puyallup. The Wednesday, Dec. 14 matchup … more
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Jefferson County Sheriff's Log | No longer welcome
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received 207 calls for service between Friday, Dec. 2 and Friday, Dec. 9. Below are selected reports. At 7:37 a.m. Friday, Dec. 2 in Port Hadlock, an … more
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Members of the OWL360 board pose alongside the Youth and Young Adult Advisory Council in front of the still in-progress menu board at The Nest.
New youth-focused coffee shop coming to Uptown
One of the most common complaints about Port Townsend is the lack of activities for the youth. Local nonprofit OWL360 has the solution: The Nest, Uptown’s soon to be newest community coffee … more
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