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Dale Wilson, past executive director of Olympic Comunity Action Programs, and Cherish Cronmiler, current executive director, cut the ceremonial ribbon officially opening the 43-unit low cost housing units.

7th Haven housing project celebrated

Port Townsend facility aims for first residents in May

 

Neil Howe works Wednesday at the ReStore for Habitat for Humanity East Jefferson County in Port Townsend. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Habitat homes expand in Jefferson County

More than 10 units under construction now

 

Port Townsend Farmers Market returns Saturday

Opening ceremonies to proceed rain or shine

 

Port Townsend City Council approves zoning changes

Reforms seek to increase housing density

Kate Dean.

Kate Dean appointed to state Board of Health

Jefferson commissioner appointed by governor

Kate Dean.
Housing Coordinator Holden Fleming speaks to the Port Angeles City Council at their regular meeting on Tuesday, when new zoning codes were adopted in an effort to bring additional housing to the city. (Peter Segall/Peninsula Daily News)

Port Angeles updates zoning regulations

As it aims for additional housing, city revises code

Housing Coordinator Holden Fleming speaks to the Port Angeles City Council at their regular meeting on Tuesday, when new zoning codes were adopted in an effort to bring additional housing to the city. (Peter Segall/Peninsula Daily News)

Port Townsend closer to zoning changes

As council mulls changes, public calls for greater affordability

Timber sales strong in Jefferson County

State-managed lands bring in $1.1 million

Ryan Koher, seen here with his wife Annabel in 2016, was recently released from detention in Mozambique were he was held on unspecified charges of supporting terrorism while working for a Christian missionary organization. The Kohers lived for a time in Port Angeles. (Courtesy photo / Joanne Tisch)

Former Port Angeles resident released from custody in Mozambique

Missionary was held on undetermined charges

Ryan Koher, seen here with his wife Annabel in 2016, was recently released from detention in Mozambique were he was held on unspecified charges of supporting terrorism while working for a Christian missionary organization. The Kohers lived for a time in Port Angeles. (Courtesy photo / Joanne Tisch)
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Port Townsend Uptown resident Kevin Mason stands in the Friday morning sunlight beside his art structure known as "Raccoon Lodge," a non-inhabitable facade constructed on the side of a 160 year old Monterey Cypress tree that cracked and broke onto the street a few years ago. Mason is involved in discussions with the city over a public right of way issue because the base of the sculpture is within a few inches of the public sidewalk.

Port Townsend Raccoon Lodge could be loaned to city

Acceptance could give piece at least two year lifespan

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Port Townsend Uptown resident Kevin Mason stands in the Friday morning sunlight beside his art structure known as "Raccoon Lodge," a non-inhabitable facade constructed on the side of a 160 year old Monterey Cypress tree that cracked and broke onto the street a few years ago. Mason is involved in discussions with the city over a public right of way issue because the base of the sculpture is within a few inches of the public sidewalk.

Broadband projections show profits in 2025

Jefferson PUD success in grant funding aids progress

Parcels to be added to Quimper Wildlife Corridor

Jefferson purchases acres for conservation

A Laysan Albatross found on the Columbia River in February was released from the back of a U.S. Coast Guard cutter off the coast of Cape Flattery Wednesday after spending a month at a wildlife sanctuary in Lynnwood. (Courtesy photo / USCG Petty Officer Steve Strohmaier)

Albatross released off Cape Flattery after surgery

Rare in coastal waters, bird needed a hand getting home

A Laysan Albatross found on the Columbia River in February was released from the back of a U.S. Coast Guard cutter off the coast of Cape Flattery Wednesday after spending a month at a wildlife sanctuary in Lynnwood. (Courtesy photo / USCG Petty Officer Steve Strohmaier)

Bridge closures prompt Port Townsend letter

Impacts to business, emergencies outlined

Habitat model leases its land

In turn, home prices remain affordable

A cougar was spotted swimming near Vancouver Island in 2020, and researchers have found that the cats can potentially swim up to 2 kilometers, allowing them to reach more than half the islands in Puget Sound. (Courtesy photo/Tim Melling, Panthera)

Swimming cougars cast new light on cat movement

Researchers find cougars island hopping in Puget Sound

A cougar was spotted swimming near Vancouver Island in 2020, and researchers have found that the cats can potentially swim up to 2 kilometers, allowing them to reach more than half the islands in Puget Sound. (Courtesy photo/Tim Melling, Panthera)

Jefferson approves final rescue plan dollars

Commissioners allocate remaining $800K