Thirty-two Port Townsend artists will open their studios for tours this weekend.
Three performances by GardenMusic will be offered at Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend.
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The fee-waiving is in honor of the National Park Service’s centennial this past Thursday.
Three artists will display their works through the month of September with an opening reception scheduled for Sept. 3.
I doubt any cowgirl would submit her horse to this barbaric “amusement.”
The Iglitzin farm will host two free performances this weekend.
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Shakespeare, a free swim and lunch and a rockabilly concert in Quilcene are among the activities.
The panel discussion will provide input for an updated report on federal investments in the Native American tribes.
The event celebrates the establishment of the National Park Service on Aug. 25, 1916.
Tickets to the reception and awards ceremony are $30 in advance or $35 at the door.
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Among the recommendations was replacing outdated accounting software that wasn’t fit for the electrical utility.
The blaze was caused by a section of a tree falling into power lines.
Although Olympic National Park fires have calmed, rising temperatures and winds could increase them.
Tunes, tales and a sleepover are planned in September.
Craig A. Curtis is an architect from Kitsap County, where he has been employed since 1987.
Reports detail a fight between friends that reportedly ended in shots fired.
For 18-year-old Kowalski, this will be the sixth annual concert.
