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JEFFERSON: SCOUT TROOP STARTS GOOD DEEDS AT HOME
PORT HADLOCK — When Dan Beary walks forward to receive his Eagle Scout medal, he won’t have to…
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Asian-American poet finds wisdom in fortune cookies
PORT TOWNSEND — You are about to embark on a long voyage . . . . That message,…
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Port Townsend: Amateur sleuths trying to solve Victorian Days mystery
PORT TOWNSEND — Amateur sleuths seeking information about a missing San Francisco liquor salesman are pounding the downtown…
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Sea dogs take to water in test of skills
PORT TOWNSEND — It was a dog day Saturday for 10 skippers and their crews –canine and human…
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Port Townsend: Life-long friends join Marines
PORT TOWNSEND — Once a week for five years, James DeLeo and Jeff Short stood shoulder to shoulder,…
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Rhody royalty to be crowned March 22
PORT TOWNSEND — The 2003 Rhododendron Festival queen and court, senior king and queen, and six junior royalty…
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Cougar sightings bring alert at Fort Worden
PORT TOWNSEND — A cougar alert has been issued at Fort Worden State Park, warning visitors to use…
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Port Townsend: Blue Heron students get their day in court
PORT TOWNSEND — Every year, Blue Heron Middle School teachers bring the eighth-grade to Jefferson County Courthouse to…
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Keeping an eye on eagles
PORT TOWNSEND — Every morning for the past seven years, Bob Capener has put on his jacket and…
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Marrowstone Island vet heads for Iditarod
MARROWSTONE ISLAND — Every year when Vern Starks packs his bags for his spring vacation, he worries that…
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Port Townsend: Pink flamingo purloined from public school
PORT TOWNSEND — Students at Mountain View Elementary will be wearing pink today in memory of Pinkey, a…
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Port Townsend: Craftsman’s legacy lives on in music
PORT TOWNSEND –When Marge Olson was a girl growing up in Seattle, she received a special gift from…
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PORT TOWNSEND: BUDGET REDUCTION WOULD HIT STUDENTS
PORT TOWNSEND — In 2002, more than 700 high school, junior high and elementary school students came from…
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Centrum faces funding cuts for arts education, music festivals
PORT TOWNSEND — The largest non-profit arts and education agency on the North Olympic Peninsula is facing the…
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Jefferson: Railroad buffs take model trains to the past
PORT TOWNSEND — Every Wednesday night, the Port Townsend Southern Railroad makes it weekly run, rolling past a…
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Port Townsend group opens hearts to the homeless
PORT TOWNSEND — When Stephen Grubal died of exposure in a city park last November, his death woke…
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Port Hadlock: Christmas comes for fire victims
PORT HADLOCK — The six children whose new toys were destroyed in an apartment complex fire Monday were…
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Port Townsend: Historical church organ gets face lift
PORT TOWNSEND — Easter is the most joyous holiday in the Christian calendar. But for this year’s Christmas…
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Network forming for low-income working women
PORT TOWNSEND — When Ruth Merryman and Anne Schneider started a clothing bank for low-income women seeking jobs…
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Peninsula man embodies the spirit of St. Nick
KALA POINT — When Vincent Verneuil travels during the winter holiday season and catches children looking at him,…