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County public works officials updated their chip seal plan on May 14, with 16 miles of county roads targeted for repair this year.
According to the plan, the longest …
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By James Robinson
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5/29/24
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Arts across Washington are set to receive a significant financial boost, and more than a dozen programs in Jefferson County can expect to share the benefits.
More than …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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5/29/24
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Be Part of the Solution
So sad to see community contention deepening regarding a recent event at our local pool. This is a time when, more than ever, we need to pull together, try to understand …
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5/29/24
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Show-Biz Extremes: Last time here we told you about my meeting the Rolling Stones and getting caught in their mosh pit, which I wrote about when I was rock critic for the Montreal morning …
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Bill Mann
mann overboard
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5/29/24
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The editor has been seeking younger voices to expand perspectives in The Leader. What is it like to be 18 today? How do you prepare for the future in this complex world? How do you decide what you …
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Charlie Mullen
“UNDER 21”
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5/29/24
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5/29/24
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Some things are worth remembering if for no other reason than to avoid repeating them. Like Carol in the 10th grade. I learned so many things I will never repeat.
Oh well, that’s another …
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Ned Luce
Life in Ludlow
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5/29/24
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A local volunteer-supported transportation network held an event Thursday, May 23, to recognize Frank Garred as its 2024 Volunteer Driver of the Year.
The event was hosted by the Ecumenical …
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5/29/24
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Fairwinds Winery in Port Townsend is set to host a group of touring comedians with an unusual theme on Fri., May 31, as the five-person “Nerd Comedy Tour” comes to …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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5/29/24
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The Joy of Hand Pies
Perfect for picnics, hand pies are a global phenomenon, celebrated for their portability and the element of surprise they offer with each bite. From the Calzone …
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Sidonie Maroon
kitchen
to kitchen
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5/29/24
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A number of new wrinkles await the estimated 500 shoppers who are expected to show up to this season’s opening of the Chimacum Farmers Market on Sun., June 2, from 10 …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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5/29/24
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Think twice before planting that exotic rhododendron if you value your wildlife.
That's because native wildlife — from ladybugs up the food chain to bears — depends …
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Scott Doggett
WILD NEIGHBORS
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5/29/24
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Two quartets of music students are coming to Centrum for its 2024 Chamber Music Intensive, led by the resident American String Quartet and Chamber Music Artistic Director …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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5/29/24
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The Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is set to host “The Dances of Universal Peace” on Friday, May 31, from 3-5 p.m., an event which Oma and Don Landstra hope will …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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5/29/24
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Seven East Jefferson Rivals track and field athletes traveled to Yakima to compete over three days in the 1A WIAA State Championships at Eisenhower High School. The qualifiers …
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By Alice Fraser
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5/29/24
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East Jefferson’s high school fastpitch softball season ended with a Senior Night loss to the Vashon Pirates on May 13 in Port Townsend.
Vashon (4-11) established an early lead …
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By Brian MacKenzie
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5/29/24
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East Jefferson girls’ tennis built skills, morale, and team size this spring, but still struggled to find wins.
“We gained many athletes,” said doubles …
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By Carmen Carter
& Brian MacKenzie
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5/29/24
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The Port Townsend woman banned from the city pool after a locker room confrontation with a transgender employee in 2022 has spoken out for the first time since lawyers representing her …
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By James Robinson
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5/23/24
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5/22/24
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5/22/24
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