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Jefferson County Hospice Foundation meal raises funds for respite program
PORT TOWNSEND — The annual Jefferson County Hospice Foundation fundraising breakfast drew more than 150 people while raising…
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New principal tapped for Blue Heron Elementary School in Port Townsend; School Board to vote later this month
PORT TOWNSEND — An administrator now working in Brazil has agreed to become Blue Heron Middle School principal,…
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Return of fireworks display, three days of festivities planned for Port Townsend’s Fourth of July
PORT TOWNSEND — This year’s Fourth of July weekend in Port Townsend will be one to remember, with…
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New commander takes reins at Naval Magazine Indian Island
INDIAN ISLAND — Cmdr. Nicholas Vande Griend is the new commanding officer of Naval Magazine Indian Island, which…
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Medal of Honor recipient Marvin Shields honored on 50th anniversary of his death with graveside ceremony in Gardiner
GARDINER — Fifty years to the day of his death fighting in Vietnam, a Medal of Honor recipient…
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Executive director: Fort Worden campus a top Jefferson County employer after 1 year under Public Development Authority
PORT TOWNSEND — One year after the Fort Worden Lifelong Learning Center Public Development Authority took over management…
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Executive director: Fort Worden campus a top Jefferson County employer after 1 year under Public Development Authority
PORT TOWNSEND — One year after the Fort Worden Lifelong Learning Center Public Development Authority took over management…
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New commander takes reins at Naval Magazine Indian Island
INDIAN ISLAND — Cmdr. Nicholas Vande Griend is the new commanding officer of Naval Magazine Indian Island, which…
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New commander takes reins at Naval Magazine Indian Island
INDIAN ISLAND — Cmdr. Nicholas Vande Griend is the new commanding officer of Naval Magazine Indian Island, which…
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Medal of Honor recipient Marvin Shields honored on 50th anniversary of his death with graveside ceremony in Gardiner
GARDINER — Fifty years to the day of his death fighting in Vietnam, a Medal of Honor recipient…
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Return of fireworks display, three days of festivities planned for Port Townsend’s Fourth of July
PORT TOWNSEND — This year’s Fourth of July weekend in Port Townsend will be one to remember, with…
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Return of fireworks display, three days of festivities planned for Port Townsend’s Fourth of July
PORT TOWNSEND — This year’s Fourth of July weekend in Port Townsend will be one to remember, with…
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Medal of Honor recipient Marvin Shields honored on 50th anniversary of his death with graveside ceremony in Gardiner
GARDINER — Fifty years to the day of his death fighting in Vietnam, a Medal of Honor recipient…
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Port Townsend School Board discusses resignation of chairwoman, but no action taken; topic to be addressed at June 22 meeting
PORT TOWNSEND — The remaining members of the Port Townsend School Board lamented the sudden resignation of its…
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Jefferson recreational marijuana moratorium lifted; regulations now in place for pot entrepreneurs
PORT TOWNSEND — Jefferson County’s moratorium on recreational marijuana businesses has been lifted, with a new set of…
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CEO gives Jefferson Healthcare a good bill of health during talk to Chamber of Commerce
PORT TOWNSEND — Successfully weathering the Great Recession, Jefferson Healthcare hospital is thriving, with revenues increasing and new…
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Jefferson recreational marijuana moratorium lifted; regulations now in place for pot entrepreneurs
PORT TOWNSEND — Jefferson County’s moratorium on recreational marijuana businesses has been lifted, with a new set of…
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Business is blooming: Sequim’s Peony Farm to be featured in national magazine
SEQUIM — The colorful blooms of Peony Farm will grace the pages of a national magazine next year…
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Actress Lynda Day George pays it forward to Sequim youth with scholarship effort
GARDINER — Not content to sit on her laurels, actress Lynda Day George keeps busy helping to raise…
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Snohomish County woman plans walk across North Olympic Peninsula to protest Navy electronic warfare training plan; first leg starts today
Sallie “Spirit” Harrison of Snohomish County is preparing for a 200-mile protest walk across the North Olympic Peninsula,…