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6/11/24
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Washington State Ferries is holding two public meetings to share updates about crewing, hybrid-electric vessels and efforts to restore full service.
The first meeting is scheduled for noon on …
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6/11/24
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Castle & Crown Cellars’ long and winding road toward opening a tasting room in downtown Port Townsend was complicated by the interruption of COVID, but co-founders …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/11/24
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A water main failure underneath Mountain View Campus caused major flooding damage from the evening of Tuesday, May 28, through the morning of Wednesday, May 29, shutting down …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/4/24
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California sea lions might be taking up residence along the city’s waterfront to the delight of onlookers, but it is to the dismay of officials at the Port of Port …
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By James Robinson
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6/4/24
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Port Townsend Pride, the June 8 celebration of the visibility, self-acceptance, and equality of the LGBTQ+ community, will have a fresh feel this year.
It is being hosted for …
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By Alex Frick
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6/4/24
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With the onset of summer, road repair season has begun and crews with the City of Port Townsend have plans to tackle some of the town’s most pesky potholes.
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By James Robinson
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6/4/24
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Following the closure of the Visitor Information Center at the Jefferson Transit park and ride in March — and with tourism season ramping up — city staff report they have …
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By James Robinson and Kirk Boxleitner
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6/4/24
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PUD buys AP&T building
The Jefferson PUD board of commissioners approved the purchase of the Alaska Power & Telecom (AP&T) building at 193 Otto St. during a special meeting on May …
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6/4/24
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The Port Townsend Marine Science Center has announced its next set of repair events, which show people how to fix clothing, electronics, furniture and a variety of household goods, and …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/4/24
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For one weekend a year, anglers young and old across the state can fish for many species without a license during the annual Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s …
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By James Robinson
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6/4/24
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The open meadow at 231 Mason St. in Port Hadlock, which is currently filled with tall grasses and surrounded by even taller trees, made for a beautiful gathering point on the warm, sunny …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/4/24
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Gallery-9 in downtown Port Townsend is featuring the works of two artists for June with Susan Martin Spar’s oil paintings and pastels, and Robin McKann’s …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/4/24
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During her lifetime, Susan Keister was reluctant to exhibit her work. An innate modesty fed her commitment to create privately and quietly, sharing her work only with those …
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By Karen Clemens
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6/4/24
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Have you been wanting to reduce your power bill by implementing energy efficiency or renewable energy systems in your commercial building, or perhaps make your building more …
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By Cindy Jayne
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6/4/24
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Chimacum seventh-graders learned about longboats, local history, and marine life at the Northwest Maritime Center over the last two weeks.
Teachers at Chimacum Junior …
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By Donovan Rivel, Ella Kasperson and Brian MacKenzie
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6/4/24
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Although Port Townsend is a cozy-sized community that wears its heritage as a Victorian seaport on its sleeve, there remain depths left for residents and visitors alike to plumb in this …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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6/4/24
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June
The 41st Annual Classic Mariners’ Regatta begins at 10 a.m. in Port Townsend Bay on June 1-2. Open to all types of sailboats. Two days of racing including a pursuit race on day …
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6/4/24
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Each summer the library organizes a Summer Reading program that features a range of activities. It spans across self-paced reading challenges, interactive programs and activities, and live …
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6/4/24
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