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Beth Hutmacher
Beth Hutmacher, artist and poet, died on Oct. 27, 2022, in Kingston, Washington. The daughter of Barbara MacLean and Donald Hutmacher, she was born in San Luis Obispo, California in 1947. For more … more
 Row 1, l-r: Ava Coyote, Jennifer Mead; row 2: Mary Crozier, Jan Boutilier, Kimberly Snow; row 3: Lloyd Dieckman, David Crozier, Ramon Dailey, Jim Guthrie, Zack NeSmith. Not pictured: Marie Beebe
Heist Society, Port Townsend Kiwanis Mystery Dinner
The Port Townsend Kiwanis Mystery Dinner is finally back after being on pause for the past two years. Tickets are now on sale for this annual mystery dinner fundraising show sponsored by the Port … more
A crowd of almost 100 people gathered around the Raccoon Lodge on Saturday, Nov. 12 to both celebrate the work and voice their support of it staying in place.
City’s move to take down artwork draws fierce response
A whimsical doorway for wildlife to explore has been condemned by the city of Port Townsend. Kevin Mason’s art piece “the Raccoon Lodge,” is a wooden structure built into an … more
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Four hurt in wreck near Hood Canal Bridge
Four people were injured in a T-bone crash on Highway 104 just west of the Hood Canal Bridge Friday afternoon. The collision happened just before 4:30 p.m. Nov. 11 when a 2008 Toyota Sienna … more
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Reservations needed for Thanksgiving meal in Chimacum
Tri Area volunteers are setting out a plate for Tom Turkey. More than 250 pounds of freshly roasted turkey and vegetables will be prepared for the annual community Thanksgiving Day meal in … more
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The ferry M/V Kennewick arrives in Port Townsend.
Public comment sought on ferry fuel surcharge
Public input is needed on the possibility of applying a ferry fuel surcharge to future ferry fares. State transportation officials said the surcharge will help cover growing fuel costs for the … more
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Registration starts for free legal aid clinic
Clallam-Jefferson County Pro Bono Lawyers will present a virtual legal aid clinic on Saturday, Dec. 3. The free clinic will offer legal advice for members of the public, and is geared to help … more
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Navy security drill planned on Indian Island
A security training exercise is planned at Naval Magazine Indian Island through Friday, Nov. 18, the Navy announced last week. Training activities will occur near the installation’s main … more
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Laura Macke was reported missing in Olympic National Park Wednesday, Nov. 2 during a solo hike to Enchanted Valley.
UPDATE | Active searching for missing hiker on hold
The search for a missing hiker in Olympic National Park was scaled back late last week. Laura Macke, 35, was reported missing Wednesday, Nov. 2. Macke had a backcountry permit for Oct. 30 to … more
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Port Townsend City Hall
New staff, equipment focuses in city of Port Townsend's 2023 budget
The city of Port Townsend’s 2023 preliminary budget is in, with a major focus on hiring new city staff, buying new equipment and resources, making use of new revenues, and more. City … more
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Jefferson County PUD general manager Kevin Streett, PUD communications director Will O’Donnell, Port Townsend High senior Ashton Myers-Bibbins, Caitlin Harrison of Jefferson Healthcare, Joanna Sanders of the Port of Port Townsend, and ACI Boats’ Tim Arthur pose together after being acknowledged for participating in Redhawk Friday.
Port Townsend School District recognizes local organizations for joining Redhawk Friday
The Port Townsend School Board recognized three organizations in Jefferson County for allowing high schoolers to engage and participate in activities and tours through the district’s Redhawk … more
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Port Townsend Police Log | Clownin' around
The Port Townsend Police Department received a total of 156 calls between Friday, Oct. 28, and Thursday, Nov. 3. Below are selected reports. At 6:50 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28, in the 200 block of … more
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City relaunches engagement portal for community-involved projects
The city of Port Townsend has relaunched its “Engage PT” webpage, offering new opportunities for the community to get involved through volunteering, donating, and keeping up to date on … more
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EJ runners Sebastian Manza and Soare Johnston pose on the podium after 11th and 15th in the State Championship race, respectively.
EJ cross country teams compete at State
The boys and girls of the East Jefferson Rivals cross country teams made their way to Pasco last weekend for the 1A State Championships, with the girls finishing sixth out of 15 teams and the boys in … more
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JUMP! Playground to have grand opening
The first all-accessible playground in Jefferson County will soon be open to the public for kids of all ages and abilities. The Jefferson Universal Movement Playground — better known as … more
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EJ Rivals defeated by Granite Falls in football
The East Jefferson Rivals varsity football team was beaten by Granite Falls High School 25-6 in the final matchup of the season. The Rivals’ only points of the night came from an 80-yard … more
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Jefferson County Sheriff's Log | Girl in a golf cart
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received 215 calls for service between Saturday, Oct. 15 and Friday, Oct. 21. Below are selected reports. At 12:49 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 15 in Brinnon, a … more
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Dino Day is coming to Jefferson County Museum of Art & History
Whether it’s the fascinating fossils, formation of modern-day continents, or the big-boned beasts that once roamed this planet, there’s something captivating about learning about … more
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Local resident Brian Thompson’s two pups were aided by Pet Helpers Port Townsend.
Pet-based nonprofit aids neighbors in need
How can local residents help out a neighbor’s pet in need? Well, that’s been the central goal of local nonprofit Pet Helpers Port Townsend as the group strives to assist neighbors … more
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Port Townsend resident and Marine Corps veteran Zaque Harig with his beloved service dog Freedom in downtown Port Townsend.
VETERANS DAY: Local veteran pursues life of art, film, music after military service
Whether it’s his fluency in multiple languages from Arabic to Mandarin Chinese, his remarkable singing ability, or the fact that he’s visited and lived all across the world, there’s … more
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