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WEEKEND: ShrimpFest returns to new locale after hiatus
BRINNON — After a year’s absence, the Brinnon ShrimpFest has returned with verve. “We didn’t have this [festival]…
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Ludlow fire agency to see deep cuts if levy fails
PORT LUDLOW — Three firefighters will face layoffs and three lieutenants will see their rank reduced to firefighter…
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Longtime Port Townsend art and glass shop moving to Hawaii
PORT TOWNSEND — Businesses often close down one location and relocate to another. But moves from Port Townsend…
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WEEKEND: Buddhist master to teach two classes in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — A Tibetan Buddhist master will make two appearances this weekend, one geared toward novices and…
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Three Peninsula cities seek more money for roads
PORT TOWNSEND — Representatives of three North Olympic Peninsula cities appeared before the state Transportation Commission on Wednesday…
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Vandals cut mooring line to cruise ship in Port Townsend [Corrected]
PORT TOWNSEND — Security has been increased for this week’s fourth visit of the American Spirit in response…
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Heart of Service recipients tip collective hat to community
PORT TOWNSEND — Public service participants’ biggest award is the community’s respect and encouragement, a Jefferson County Heart…
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Vandals cut mooring line to cruise ship in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — Security has been increased for this week’s fourth visit of the American Spirit in response…
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Broadband coming to East Jefferson, but schedule is still unclear
PORT TOWNSEND — A broadband “backbone” bringing high-speed Internet to East Jefferson County will be in place by…
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Chimacum schools chief takes job in Arizona
CHIMACUM — Craig Downs, school superintendent for three years, will leave the district at the end of June…
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Coyle man develops app for tracking kids’ allowance
COYLE — Parents who want to track their children’s allowances can use an app to manage the process,…
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Bikes for books a wheel success in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — Five Blue Heron Middle School students, one from each grade, won new bikes in a…
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Ninety-six entries in Rhody Parade, mostly dry weather make it ‘great’
PORT TOWNSEND — It didn’t rain on the Rhody Parade on Saturday. The highlight of the 78th annual…
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Primary contests shape up in Jefferson County
PORT TOWNSEND — Three-way primary contests have opened up in two of three open seats on the City…
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Rhody Fest is in full bloom, with parade Saturday [ * Schedule, photo gallery * ]
PORT TOWNSEND — The 78th annual Rhododendron Festival is in full swing, with two days remaining of parades,…
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Private Port Townsend school to shutter at end of school year
PORT TOWNSEND — Jefferson Community School will close at the end of the current school year, its board…
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Four elected to Port Townsend Food Co-op board
PORT TOWNSEND — Port Townsend Food Co-op members have elected four to its board of directors following a…
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Filing ends today for Jefferson races
PORT TOWNSEND — With only today left for candidate filings, several local races have only one contender, though…
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Port Townsend councilman/former mayor decides not to run again
PORT TOWNSEND — After 10 years on the City Council, Mark Welch, a former mayor, is bowing out.…
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Uptown party draws hundreds in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — A party in the uptown section of Port Townsend earlier this week drew several hundred…