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Fresh from the farm: Delivery of beef is latest, tasty lesson for Quilcene School
Food doesn’t necessarily come long distances on a truck anymore. On Wednesday, Quilcene School students will be served…
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Landscaping the Legion: Community helps post to be in the pink
PORT TOWNSEND — Struggling to maintain their membership and their World War II-era building, American Legion Post 26…
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Fires, falls, thanks: Marrowstone gathering honors volunteer EMTs
MARROWSTONE ISLAND — The stories, written or spoken, say it all. “Fell from ladder. Quick response. Airlifted to…
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JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Kayak built with scraps and curiosity
THE 25-FOOT CEDAR canoe Jared Fennell is building as a senior project for the 2010 Paddle Journey was…
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Canoe family puts together special project; craft to be tested March 13
PORT TOWNSEND — Ask Jared Fennell who has the most original senior project at Gig Harbor High School,…
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JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Fresh start is good, food group finds
KALE. POTATOES. LEMON balm tea. Rice is nice, and coffee is dandy, but for Jeff Horwath, both are…
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Peninsula has right recipe for culinary/agri-tourism success
PORT TOWNSEND — To make money in tourism, according to industry veteran Judy Walden, you need to remember…
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Job hunters hone skills at workshops in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — Jeanine Woodley had good news to share with her fellow job seekers at the close…
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JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: More tales from the Palace Hotel
AFTER THE ARTICLE about the paranormal investigation of the Palace Hotel appeared in the Peninsula Daily News on…
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Area scouts celebrate centennial of Boy Scouting in America
PORT TOWNSEND — The first Sunday in February is Boy Scout Sunday, when Scouts traditionally attend church in…
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A host of ghosts? Port Angeles woman, others probe paranormal activity in old Port Townsend hotel
PORT TOWNSEND — Sorrow lies buried in the basement of the Tibbals Building on Water Street, said the…
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Poets to help audience step into history at First Friday lecture in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — On March 8, 1964, Ulysses S. Grant stepped off a train in Washington, D.C., where…
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At home with Adler: Port Townsend couple offers psychology with a view
PORT TOWNSEND — His theories are the source of the positive discipline and effective parenting movement. He was…
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JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Out of The Silo
LIFE GOT YOU down? Economic news depressing? Members of “Animal House’s” Delta Tau Chi knew the two magic…
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Amber and Flax : Prussian legends are grandmothers’ legacy
PORT TOWNSEND — When Edel Lessing Sokol was a girl in Eastern Europe, she used to sit at…
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Job hunting not a waiting game; guide sets seekers on employment path
Whenever Susan Wilson asks people who are looking for a job what they are doing to find one,…
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Apple Wassail tradition celebrated at Chimacum farm
CHIMACUM — Trees have always held a place of power in the mythology of Celts and Druids. Finnriver…
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JENNIFER JACKSON’S PORT TOWNSEND NEIGHBOR COLUMN: Day of service inspires new generation
HE WAS BORN on Jan. 15, 1929, in Atlanta, and named for his father, the Rev. Michael King.…
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Port Townsend man helps build Aleut craft, generational bridge for Paddle Journey
Growing up on a small island in Prince William Sound in Alaska, Maggie Fennell used to travel by…
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League of Women Voters buys a ‘simple but thorough’ history book for Port Townsend 7th-graders
PORT TOWNSEND — Chris Gregoire is governor. The Legislature in Olympia is not the only governing body in…