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New trial date set for man charged with child sex crimes

Judge may rule on bail reduction Friday

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Man pleads guilty to federal child molestation charge

Sentencing in May likely 8 to 12 years in prison

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Man who pleaded guilty dies before sentencing

Attorney said he was expected to receive inpatient treatment

Mistrial declared in Sequim man’s Net Nanny case

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Mistrial declared in Sequim man’s Net Nanny case

Jefferson County jury can’t reach verdict in nine hours

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OlyCAP misses out on tax credits

Low-income housing project on hold

Neah Bay man pleads guilty to eluding police on New Year’s Day

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Neah Bay man pleads guilty to eluding police on New Year’s Day

Plea deal also includes driving under influence

State treasurer worries about Rainy Day Fund

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State treasurer worries about Rainy Day Fund

Duane Davidson speaks on Peninsula

Engineering firm urges replacement of Point Hudson breakwater

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Engineering firm urges replacement of Point Hudson breakwater

Port of Port Townsend commissioners to consider proposal

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Port Townsend looks to cover shortfall on regional stormwater pond

Public Works: Project could be done by summer

Housing group looking for solutions for workforce

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Housing group looking for solutions for workforce

Jefferson County rentals, real estate out of reach for many

Candidates vie for Port Townsend Public Works job

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Candidates vie for Port Townsend Public Works job

Decision could be made late this week, city manager says

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Finalists for Port Townsend public works position to meet public

Open house tonight at Cotton Building

Well Hearts event raises money for medical equipment

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Well Hearts event raises money for medical equipment

Sterilization station needed for cardiograms

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Man convicted in 2008 has sentence amended

Supreme Court mandate doesn’t change time to serve

Risk of coronavirus ‘not a serious threat’ on Peninsula

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Risk of coronavirus ‘not a serious threat’ on Peninsula

Public health officials keeping eye on developments

Port Townsend, mill agree to six-month water lease extension

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Port Townsend, mill agree to six-month water lease extension

Long-term options still being discussed

Outgoing Port Townsend School District superintendent still has work to do

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Outgoing Port Townsend School District superintendent still has work to do

Capital facilities plan, infrastructure on spring agenda

New OlyCAP director identifies housing, transportation as issues

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New OlyCAP director identifies housing, transportation as issues

Cherish Cronmiller joins area-wide agency from Ohio

Western adventure takes center stage in 15th Community Read

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Western adventure takes center stage in 15th Community Read

Oregon author to visit Port Townsend in March

Stand for peace

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Stand for peace

About eight members of The Port Townsend Women in Black protest violence Monday, Feb. 3, 2020, at Adams…