Port Townsend, WA News

• Port Townsend, WA News
• In Health: Aging in place on Quimper Peninsula
• Public can now choose local or statewide State Patrol news
• PT earns recognition as bike-friendly community
• PTHS Science Night is Wednesday
• Submissions sought by June 7 for Art Port Townsend
• Chimacum High School alumni dinner is June 16
• Towing a Trailer? Using the Left Lane? Which Speed Limit? Washington State Patrol says, 'Know the rules'
• First Friday Lecture: Al Latham and Conservation
• Jefferson County Board of Health approves septic system self-inspection law
• Chervil to be sprayed, pulled along Jefferson County roads
• Lake Leland campground opens for season
• Memorial Day ceremonies, services set in Port Townsend, Port Ludlow, Brinnon, Chimacum, Gardiner
• Memorial Day ferry schedule
• Quilcene-Brinnon garden sale is Saturday
• ELECTION NEWS: Youra challenges Thomas' residency in District 2 race
• Local teachers attend world Waldorf conference, offer report
• Movie filming in Port Townsend this week
• Leif Whittaker bracing for Mt. Everest summit
• Worthington Park stage goes up in Quilcene
• Port Townsend man selected for state's delegation to Democratic National Convention
• Jefferson County Library remodel planned, without tax increase
• Business plan is PDA's next step in Fort Worden process
• Rhododendron Festival Grand Parade results
• Make way for new Sea Breeze: Old store being demolished Wednesday
• Penn Cove company shifts shellfish harvesting operation to Quilcene Bay
• Got poison hemlock? Volunteers needed to control it
• Commanding Officer’s Quarters Open for Season With New Exhibit on Olympic National Park
• Four Poulsbo teens injured May 20 in rollover accident in Port Ludlow
• Buckle up: Click It or Ticket emphasis effort under way
• Rhody Run: 2,141 finishers; Port Townsend runners place third, fourth
• Washington State Patrol to hold additional cadet testing, hoping candidates are in better physical shape
• Port, City discuss land swap Monday
• ELECTION UPDATE: Thomas, Youra to challenge Sullivan for county commissioner
• Chimacum Farmers' Market opens May 20
• McBride, Taylor top Jefferson County's Most Wanted list
• Pocket yacht Palooza is Saturday in Port Townsend
• Karaoke Friday at Legion Hall to benefit Relay for Life
• AAUW Port Townsend awards scholarships at May 19 meeting
• GOP women on May 17 to hear about 'myth' of global warming
• Your 77th Rhododendron Festival: 'Spring into Rhody'
• Wild chervil spurs debate over county roadside spraying policy
• State Parks ups enforcement of Discover Pass
• Quilcene third-grader performs Heimlich to save choking student
• Environmental groups appeal biomass approval
• Port Townsend City Council to consider plastic bag ban
• No new cases here since April 13, but whooping cough virus still circulating in Jefferson County
• WOW Wednesdays keep rolling out deals
• Election News: Harper, King, Sullivan are first to file for local office
• Downtown construction zone means street closure, changes to Rhododendron Festival parade routes
• Jefferson County increases salaries for some elected officials
• Solar power tops energy talk May 15 in Port Townsend
• Two-alarm fire in Port Townsend damages 112-year old home
• Land-based salmon farming discussed May 14 in Port Townsend
• Port Ludlow-to-Port Townsend challenge sail race is Sunday
• Rothschild House Opens For Season With Fancy Work
• Hood Canal Bridge repairs are done a day early
• Take mom to Port Townsend Arts Guild's 35th Rhody crafts fair downtown this weekend
• Wild chervil hot on county weed board's agenda 6 pm Thursday in Chimacum
• Letter carriers pick up food Saturday for Jefferson County food banks
• Port Angeles motorcyclist dies, state trooper in pursuit also wrecks
• Port Angeles motorcyclist dies, state trooper in pursuit also wrecks
• City, port agree on economic development
• Verser out, Harper in as judge candidate
• PDA ponders Fort Worden lease options
• Rhododendron Festival: Dude fashion show is Saturday; Rhody Bike Tour is Sunday
• Brinnon School PTO doles out the dough
• 'Walk a mile in her shoes' is May 9 in Port Townsend
• Coast Guard Maritime Force Protection Unit is training May 9 on Hood Canal near Bangor
• Two ferries back on Port Townsend-Coupeville route starting May 13
• National Bike to School Day is May 9
• Kyle Porter Cutting Ribbon
• May 8 gathering in Port Townsend examines biomass efforts
• Habitat announces first 'Home Blitz' in Jefferson County
• Household hazardous waste facility on port property could be closed
• Port Townsend library receives 'linchpin' grant
• West-half repairs mean nighttime closures for Hood Canal Bridge May 7-10
• Patriot Guard mission May 5 in Port Townsend; bell rings for fallen veterans
• PHOTO: Adult, child safe after Wednesday rollover
• Equestrian Barn Dance is Saturday at Legion Hall in Port Townsend
• Celebrate KPTZ's first anniversary May 5
• Port Townsend Bay boat parade is Saturday
• Three organizations partner on May 4 event at Northwest Maritime Center to boost youth education programs
• Teen Community Read hosts author Hautman May 4 at PTHS auditorium
• PT-Seattle ferry on track for 2013
• Felicity Ann: Historic wooden boat an educational work of art
• Fresh world record: Local firm's vacuum technology proven to rose growers
• No relief: Scheduling error cancels sailing on Port Townsend-Coupeville route
• 2012 Wooden Boat Festival poster features catboat
• Kids Duathlon is June 16 on Larry Scott Trail
• Six candidates interviewing this week for Blue Heron principal position
• Wooden boat project, barn go up in flames
• PT businesses: Time to sign up for student Art Wave
• 'Walk a Mile in Her Shoes' event is May 9 in Port Townsend
• Man arrested after pulling a pistol at Little League game in Quilcene
• Jefferson County Democrats in convention Sunday at Chimacum
• Coast Guard helicopter water rescue demo is part of Interact club plans for PTHS, Chimacum
• AAUW kitchen tour goes country this Saturday
• Pickup rolls twice outside Port Townsend, occupant OK
• First Friday Lecture: Death And Oil
• Driver attempts low-speed getaway into Port Townsend
• Keep kids out of drugs: Take-Back Day Saturday at Port Townsend Safeway
• JeffCo Expo returns April 28-29 with new events
• Sanelli performance is Paradise Theatre benefit
• Lend a hand to Arbor Day planting April 27 at park near Port Townsend ferry terminal
• Graham Kerr, Dan Ratigan enjoy cook-off battle in Port Ludlow
• Join Audubon for Friday morning bird walk through Fort Worden
• Brinnon's 25th annual Loyalty Day Parade is Friday
• Environmental leader: Eleanor Stopps protected Protection Island
• New owner for liquor store in PT
• Steampunk debuts in PT June 8-10
• Iron Mountain project: 35 mitigations listed in new decision
• Jefferson County Board of Health names Health Heroes
• Quimper Mercantile could be open in Port Townsend for back-to-school shopping
• Toxic algae monitoring season begins; All local lakes free of algae blooms, so far
• Jefferson Museum Of Art And History To Open
• 'Our Kids, Our Business' workshop April 26 focuses on childhood trauma
• Registration open for 23rd Port Townsend Kiwanis car show
• Jefferson Healthcare hospital passes surprise quality survey - with flying colors
• Port Townsend's Boiler Room awarded surprise grant of $2,000
• Goddard College launches four-year degree at Fort Worden campus
• EJFR to burn house in Glen Cove April 21
• Quimper Mercantile hits green light by reaching $425,000 goal
• 32 bronze plaques stolen from Northwest Maritime Center dock in Port Townsend
• Farmers market, museum opening are special events Saturday in Quilcene
• Flag lowering April 20 honors fallen Marine from Tacoma
• Conrad Oien named Elk of Year; banquet in Port Townsend is Saturday
• Dig Earth Day: Get out and enjoy events; go inside to hear what's new in Port Townsend, Jefferson County
• April planning brings Rhododendron Fest in May
• Chimacum Corner Farmstand launches capital campaign to grow
• Petition drive in Catholic church raises controversy
• Weed board grapples with spraying options
• WOW Wednesdays continue April 18 in downtown Port Townsend
• Septic self-inspection program tapped; board reviews at April 19 meeting
• Los Lobos headlines Centrum summer season at Fort Worden State Park
• Wooden Boat Chandlery hosts swap meet April 21
• Fugitive Mayo runs again, surrenders in Port Townsend
• Sunfield, Fort Flagler State Park welcome AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps
• Tax protest Tuesday at Chase, Wells Fargo in Port Townsend
• Summer recruitment for Quilcene Ranger Corps begins
• Film inspires dialogue about women in media
• Non-carbon fuels subject of energy event April 17 in Port Townsend
• Navy to test speaker system Monday at Naval Magazine Indian Island
• AAUW kitchen tour April 28 goes country in Tri-Area, Chimacum Valley
• Naturalists lead Jefferson Land Trust course
• Quilcene Village Store formal grand opening is April 15
• State Patrol arrests driver who wrecked pickup on Hwy. 101 while attempting to elude
• Grand Opening Of 'Community Treasure Chest'
• Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding to launch classic Whitehall April 13 in Port Hadlock
• Ultimate Dance Party on Saturday night benefits OPEPO
• Port Townsend Yacht Club hosts membership event April 13
• UPDATED: No suspects charged in morning raid
• Taproot Theatre tackles topic of bullying April 12 at Port Townsend High School
• Japanese tsunami debris on West Coast: Look here for official info
• Look here for info on tsunami debris
• Thursday: County commissioners seek public comment in Quilcene; noxious weed board meets in Chimacum
• Free nonviolent-training event for 99% is Saturday in PT
• Liquor stores in flux
• PUD signs historic $115.5 million loan fax
• PT youth wins Letters About Literature
• UPDATED: Whooping cough deemed 'epidemic' in Jefferson County
• Discovery Bay Salmon Derby produces prize-winning fish
• Chimacum hosts Charles Wright Academy in key baseball game Tuesday
• Spring into action with career transition assistance through Port Townsend Library
• Jefferson County's Oak Bay Campground opens
• Port Ludlow hosts Harrison, Jefferson Healthcare CEOs on April 11
• Whooping cough considered 'epidemic' in Jefferson County
• Port Townsend Elks continue Easter tradition with egg hunt 8 a.m. Sunday at Chetzemoka Park
• Port Townsend Rotary carnival April 14 helps homeless
• Port Townsend Library closes temporarily; 'people's chain' is Monday
• Historical Society Offers Preservation Classes
• Freddy Pink plays PT on Saturday
• 'Hoosiers' film classic is April 7 fundraiser for Team Port Townsend
• Election news: King files for third PUD term
• Discovery Bay Salmon Derby is April 7-8
• Court agrees with state: Mill does not need EIS for biomass project
• PDA urged to continue business planning
• GOP rallies for Lincoln Day
• Olympic Peninsula Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society presents Hank Helm April 5 in Hadlock
• Tons of toxic creosote debris to be removed from Indian Island County Park beach, lagoon
• Start of fishing season for lake trout one of many 'opening days' in April
• Homeward Bound invites all to annual meeting April 4 in Blyn
• Got questions: need Jefferson County farmers to help answer them
• Washington Street section to be closed Monday for construction
• Port Townsend Marine Science Center launches volunteer series; opens Marine Exhibit
• Growing tomatoes in Port Townsend isn't impossible
• Discover Pass transferability signed into law
• Free Tax-Aide service available in Port Townsend, Chimacum
• Carl Smith is Department of Community Development director finalist
• Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission approves action on Fort Worden
• Court agrees with pollution board: PT Paper Co. says it will lead to cleaner air
• PTHS Drama Club benefit showing of 'The Hunger Games' is April 1
• First Friday Lecture: Shipwrecks and Other Bad News
• Women escapes alleged assault near Port Townsend
• Jefferson County GOP Lincoln Day luncheon is Saturday; Baumgartner to visit
• Move to Amend forum March 30 explores corporate personhood
• Know your doctor, know your banker
• 'Our Kids, Our Business' focuses on kids during April
• Library launches Teen Read
• Legal decision on PT paper mill biomass project expected this week
• Fort Worden transfer is unlikely
• Huge European car rally cruises into Port Townsend Saturday
• Representatives Tharinger, Van De Wege host phone forum Wednesday
• Jefferson County Board of Commissioners hosts first of 6 public forums
• Rhody Run youth grants available
• Phone scam targets elderly with 911 hook
• Board of County Commissioners hosts community input workshop tonight
• Sport shrimp fishery opens May 5
• Local 20/20 seeks Earth Day exhibitors for April 21
• Jefferson County Democrats to hear from Quimper Mercantile, Quilcene Village Store
• Sport shrimp fishery opens May 5
• Saturday Health & Wellness Fair features health screenings
• How to 'kick the tires' on a hearing aid; session is Monday in Port Townsend
• State to consider naming Fort Worden Commons for Nora Porter
• Private schools open doors Saturday in Port Hadlock, Port Townsend
• Gatling gun, bare-knuckle boxing, fashion part of Victorian Heritage Festival this weekend
• Occupy PT takes credit for creating bank jobs
• Fort Worden PDA forum yields more questions than answers
• Biomass: Educated disagree over health impact of project
• Beauty isn't always about image: School assemblies reach PT, Chimacum students
• Immigration is topic of March 22 forum in Port Townsend
• Septic system monitoring hearings set: Thursday in Chimacum, Monday in Port Ludlow, next Wednesday in Quilcene
• Louisianan selected as new Peninsula College president
• Interactive Tsunami Evacuation maps now available for Pacific Northwest
• Loans available for Port Townsend's downtown construction-area businesses
• LeBrane speaks at Northwind event
• Diabetes discussion set for Wellness Fair Saturday at Fort Worden Commons
• Aldrich's Market reopens
• Tuesday brings an Andrew Palmer Classic soccer match to Memorial Field
• Politics of power topic of energy talk Tuesday at Port Townsend Community Center
• Andy Mackie remembered Sunday at ceremony in Chimacum
• Afghanistan Peace and Clean Water Delegation to talk Sunday in Port Townsend
• Going to Beaufort to meet the 'Coolest Small Town' contest winner
• Legislative Update: New wetland mitigation option for project planners could help fund small forests and riparian conservation
• Frustration at Fort Worden forum: Where are the details?
• U.S. Navy hosting 'mass casualty' exercise with local agencies March 19
• What's happening on St. Patrick's Day in Port Townsend, Jefferson County
• Boating symposium sails this weekend into Northwest Maritime Center
• Ceremony for port's new pier is Monday
• Biomass health forum offered March 17 in Port Townsend
• White Swan teen suicide-prevention team to share story Friday at PTHS
• Legislative Update: New state DUI law stiffens penalties, opens records
• Team Port Townsend raises $46,000
• Partnerships feed YMCA programs for youths, adults
• Big turnout expected Thursday at Fort Worden forum
• Pertussis cases rise to 20 in Jefferson County
• Legislative Update: House, Senate pass transportation budget in final hour
• Navy to host public meeting March 14 in Quilcene as part of test range expansion
• Jefferson County Historical Society seeks summer volunteers
• Jefferson County Fair hosts huge annual garage sale March 17
• Concert March 18 celebrates Andy Mackie; students invited to contribute
• Storm winds Sunday into Monday; no lowland snow expected
• Fearless photographer discussed March 14 in Port Hadlock at Inquiring Mind Lecture Series
• Port Hadlock man jailed for pointing gun at men who escorted him home from bar, firing into air
• Legislative Update: Discover Pass rule changes add flexibility
• Toddler dies in mobile home fire at Diamond Point
• David Engle accepts job as Port Townsend superintendent of schools
• Chronic conditions workshop set March 28 in Port Ludlow
• Support Blue Heron athletics through Saturday evening event at Elks Lodge
• Gov. Gregoire orders flags flown at half-staff March 9 for fallen Marine from Spokane
• 'Fantabulous Follies' even more fabulous in seventh year
• Fort Worden State Park transfer proposal gains a date
• PT superintendent job finalists meet the public
• Port Townsend City Council approves water rate increase
• Port Townsend City Council approves water rate increase
• LION: A matchmaker for investors, businesses
• Rush-hour relief proposed for Hood Canal Bridge
• Spring into Rhody: Kilham is queen of May festival
• Here & Elsewhere: Wild Rose Chorale heads to regional singing competition
• Community Read: Look Who's Reading - Eric Van Beuzekom
• Romney takes Jefferson County; Paul supporters strong
• Salmon habitat committee seeks members
• Legislative Update: Senate and House still far apart in budget negotiating process
• Jefferson County Radio Club Hams host open house March 7
• Peninsula College finalist meets with Jefferson County residents today
• Get your events in the Port Townsend and Olympic Peninsula Getaway
• Rhododendron Festival's new queen is Briel Kilham
• Concert March 18 celebrates Andy Mackie; students invited to contribute
• Firearms training set for night of March 5 at sportsmen's club near Port Townsend
• Legislative news: Republicans snooker Democrats with Senate budget plan; little-used floor tactic overtakes governor's fiscal proposal
• WSU's Dr. Lewis speaks March 5 on local agroecology
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Rep. Norm Dicks announces retirement
• Legislative news: Lottery scratch-and-win dynamic could fund school construction
• Grand opening for Port Townsend Library's Learning Center is Saturday
• Doppmann performs final concert at QUUF this Sunday
• Republican caucuses gather March 3 at five Jefferson County locations
• Rhododendron Festival coronation is Saturday at CHS auditorium
• Adult pertussis cases seen in Jefferson County
• Lotus OK after beaching, but caught up in DNR moorage issue
• PT names 4 superintendent finalists
• Meet college presidential hopefuls March 6-9 in Port Townsend
• Port of Port Townsend's passenger ferry money in the bank
• Free chemical dependency resource opens in Port Townsend
• Tides of March rises to the occasion March 10 to help Port Townsend Marine Science Center
• Flags flown at half-staff March 1 for Trooper Radulescu
• Students turn out for Plan-A-Thon
• Democrats host panel on aquaculture Feb. 28 in Port Townsend
• Snow, yes, snow, possible at 300 feet in Jefferson County
• Early Rhody Run registration fee deadline is Feb. 29; Kids Sprint for Health renewed for 2012
• Coast Guard rescues sailboat in distress off Olympic Peninsula coast
• Tree planting at Kah Tai Nature Lagoon Park on Saturday
• Weekend shows in Port Townsend - Short Tails - benefits Olympic Mountain Pet Pals
• 'Visit History' students invite Port Townsend Safeway shoppers to 'sponsor a minute' of spring trip
• Carole Estby Dagg: First Friday Lecture
• Youths invited to healthy late-night party Friday at Port Townsend Rec Center
• School board set to pick Port Townsend superintendent finalists Saturday
• Quilcene restaurant owner pleads guilty to felony theft of sales tax, false tax returns
• Winter Shelter grand opening tour is Saturday in Port Townsend Legion Hall basement
• Fiber Frenzy seizes Port Townsend Library Friday
• Fort Worden transfer hashed
• Supreme Court finds Verser erred in 2008 case
• Trails coalition raising money for fix at Discovery Bay
• Pertussis count in Jefferson County grows to nine children
• LEGISLATIVE NEWS: Theaters seek license option to serve patrons beer, wine
• Gunman loose in Sequim after fatal shooting
• Taking notes, taking meetings: Allison Alderman fitting in at Fort Worden
• Senate, House transportation budgets retain secure ferry funding resources
• Wanderlust session Wednesday tracks mountain goats
• Jefferson County Historical Society seeks nominations for Preservation Awards
• Get the buzz on bees Feb. 25 at Wild Birds Unlimited
• Angler noses out seals for Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby's $10,000 fish
• Federal tax deadline is April 17 this year
• Kingston port commissioner discusses new 'Mosquito Fleet' Tuesday at Port Townsend Community Center
• Sign up for Wooden Boat Foundation Shipwrights' Regatta set Feb. 25 on Port Townsend Bay
• 'Light at the end of the tunnel' campaign to support businesses in downtown Port Townsend
• Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby pulls in fish
• Guardrail ripped, pickup flipped in SR 20 wreck; two men jailed
• Fort Worden forum draws a crowd full of questions
• Rep. Tharinger hosts Town Hall meeting today in Quilcene
• Animal Ball at Madrona MindBody raises funds for artist McKim
• Mental health class is free Saturday in Port Townsend
• County treasurer discovers bank was wrong; plenty of assets at inn to pay county taxes
• Fort Worden PDA seeks public input
• Fish on! Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby promises full weekend
• ELECTION RESULTS: All school levies passing
• Love and cancer: Couple together at last for Valentine's Day
• Taylor Street block downtown to be closed to vehicles Feb. 20 through May 4
• SPORTS WRAP: Cowboys fall in playoff game; another chance on Thursday
• Candidate filing period now in May, primary on Aug. 7
• Uptown Crafts Fair 2012
• Rhododendron Arts and Crafts Fair 2012
• Holiday Craft Sale 2012
• 2012 Crafts By The Dock
• ELECTION NEWS: BALLOTS ARE DUE TUESDAY
• Pertussis cases confirmed in Jefferson County; health department urges antibiotic therapy, vaccinations
• SPORTS WRAP: Dukek hits buzzer beater as Chimacum wins basketball playoff; PTHS has regional wrestling champ
• Saturday morning fire destroys Cape George Colony home
• Plastic bag issue: 'Bag It' shows for free Sunday at Rose Theater, with panel discussion to follow
• Farewell to the ferry Rhododendron is Saturday on Bainbridge Island
• State Parks and Recreation Commission tables resolution to transfer Fort Worden
• Washington homeowners to receive $648 million in benefits from $25 billion state-federal loan servicing settlement
• ELECTION: Ballot return at 43 percent in Chimacum, Port Townsend; 50 percent in Brinnon
• PT Education Foundation's Art Auction promises fine art, good fun this Saturday
• Naturalist speaks at Port Townsend Marine Science Center Saturday
• PHOTO: Wreck on Cape George causes serious injuries, airlift to Harborview
• Judge rejects tasing case
• State open to Fort Worden transfer
• Wise starts blog to support cogeneration projects
• 'Thrive PT' event aims to spark connectivity
• Quimper Mercantile efforts move to Port Ludlow with 5-7 p.m. meeting Thursday
• Huge houseboat to float away under full moon
• Vandals hit Port Townsend Golf Course; man's wallet left behind
• Authors present rescue boat history Feb. 8 at Northwest Maritime Center
• AARP driver safety classes set in Port Townsend, Tri-Area
• Flag lowering Feb. 8 honors fallen Marine from Seattle
• Mercantile meeting tonight in Port Townsend
• H.J. Carroll Park playfield needs repairs thanks to 'doughnut' driver
• WSU Beach Watchers connect to land
• SPORTS WRAP: Chimacum boys are in playoffs, PTHS girls are in wait-and-see mode; Six wrestlers advance to regionals
• TRAVEL ALERT UPDATE: Mudslide cleared from Highway 101 in Mason County
• Apply for UGN funding
• Conservation District seeks candidates
• Nominations Sought For Preservation Awards
• Learn to garden for wildlife at Saturday talk with Master Gardeners
• Downtown sidewalk update set for Tuesday
• Rhody Festival has royalty, financial stability
• Strolling through Gallery Walk: dolls, murals, sketches & more this Saturday
• Action urged on state bills to create trust, like a state bank
• Senate passes gay marriage bill; House review next
• Highway 20 fire slows traffic
• Foreclosure stories: Occupy movement documents how housing crisis has caught up to Port Townsend
• Upstage owner hopes to rein in risk
• 20 percent school levy ballots returned
• Stanko is PT's 'Citizen'; Yakush is 'Business Leader'
• Taylor Street tunnel work begins Feb. 6
• Port of PT approves passenger ferry lease option rather than construction
• Occupy Port Townsend 'Groundhog Day of Action' is Thursday
• Flags at half-staff Feb. 2 to honor fallen private from Tacoma
• Boat explodes at John Wayne Marina
• State Parks scrambling to 'Discover' funding resources
• Peninsula College says farewell to Keegan on Feb. 2 in Port Angeles
• TEAM Port Townsend meets tonight with school board to talk about athletics
• Port Ludlow Book Club to explore shared traits of Bible, Quran
• Tax-Aide volunteers can help seniors and others with tax returns
• Flags at half-staff Tuesday, Jan. 31 to honor fallen Marine from Ferndale
• Dan Magneson: First Friday Lecture
• Equestrian group's annual meeting is now Tuesday in Port Hadlock
• Town hall meeting on legislation to create Washington Investment Trust is Saturday in Port Townsend
• Visitors rescue injured eagle on Whidbey Island
• Quimper Mercantile obtains Swain's storefront in downtown Port Townsend
• Learn to prune fruit trees at Olympic Fruit Club meeting Saturday in Port Hadlock
• Port Hadlock restaurant owner Pedro Arceo dies
• Mindfulness class Feb. 7 focuses on stress reduction
• Beer geeks to tap Strange Brewfest, rub elbows with brewers
• Ballots in mail for 5 school district votes
• Thomas Frank writes best-seller at Port Townsend Public Library
• Get zany at Strange Brewfest this weekend in Port Townsend
• RSVP needed for Jefferson County Chamber's Jan. 29 leadership awards brunch
• Jefferson County Public Health hosts meetings on sewage system monitoring reqirements
• High school games rescheduled thanks to snow storm: PTHS girls host NK Monday; wrestlers honor coach Johnson on Wednesday
• High school games rescheduled thanks to snow storm: PTHS girls host NK Monday
• Young Stars of Tomorrow needed for show in March
• Salmon, shellfish recovery focus of film series at Northwest Maritime Center
• Harker, TennBrink chosen as top 2012 Marrowstone citizens
• Chimacum campus tour set to teach about levy
• Citizen, business leader nominees released
• Judge sentences Kozelisky to maximum
• Legalize marijuana? Policy reform on medical cannabis headed to Legislature
• Share stories for posterity Tuesday, Wednesday, with JCHS oral history
• Car crashes through wooden fence, pieces of which impale into passenger compartment
• Port Townsend Library offers course for women in career transition
• Town-Chimacum basketball games start 5 p.m. tonight in PT
• Snow a possibility for this weekend
• Quimper Mercantile receives state approval to sell stock
• Grab-and-go emergency kits explored at Power Squad meeting
• Equestrians rally Tuesday, discuss horse park
• Trail day focuses on Howard Street trail
• Benefit concert aids PT Community Orchestra member at 2 p.m. Sunday
• Governor proposes transportation package that could help solve ferries' budget woes
• Memorial service for Gloria Lanza to be held Monday, Jan. 16
• 'Welcome the good ship Kennewick'
• State failing to fully fund basic education, says Supreme Court
• Priority rules: Burke out of Fort Worden State Park management
• Nominate Thomas Majhan Teen Leaders for Kiwanis award
• Self-confessed child molester sentenced to 130 months in prison
• Coast Guard airlifts sick sailor off aircraft carrier passing Port Townsend
• Discover Pass expansion (one pass good for two vehicles) gets senate committee nod
• Goodbye 35mm, hello digital
• PT chosen top small town; log on to voting site and make it No. 1
• Language offerings tripled in Port Townsend library database
• Big bang theory: Gas build-up, and electrical spark, combined for explosion on fishing vessel at Port of Port Townsend
• Merchants to hear Quimper Mercantile plans; public meeting is Wednesday in Port Townsend
• EJFR has back-to-back-to back emergency response incidents, including paragliding accident, young bicyclist hit by pickup
• State Parks' budget cuts means new manager at Fort Worden State Park
• Flag lowering Jan. 10 honors fallen National Park Ranger
• State failing to fully fund basic education, says Supreme Court, in case linked to Chimacum School
• Local holiday emphasis patrol DUI arrests drop
• Jefferson County Historical Society receives $150,000 gift through Seattle Foundation
• King elected mayor; Nelson, deputy mayor
• OlyCAP puts low-income houses up for sale
• Quilcene fire recall ballot filed, appealed
• Hospital employees give $25,000 to UGN
• Welcome ceremony for new ferry is Friday, but Kennewick is not service ready yet
• WEATHER ALERT: Gale warning offshore, wind advisory on land for storms blowing through
• Flags to be flown at half-staff Jan. 5 for fallen solider
• Washington state has new minimum wage of $9.04
• Washington state has new minimum wage of $9.04
• Geology group joins Jefferson Land Trust
• Sportfishing, lake season opener change, hunting permits on WDFW Commission agenda
• Body found along Port Townsend shoreline ID'd as missing Oak Harbor woman
• Celebrate First Night in Port Townsend from 6-9 p.m. Saturday
• Furnace fire: Homeowner thinks quickly, Quilcene firefighters act quickly
• Puget Sound sport crabbing closes Dec. 31; winter catch reports due by Feb. 1
• Woman's 'severely decomposed' body found on Port Townsend shoreline
• Child molester sentenced to 130 months in prison
• Center Valley Animal Rescue hopes to find happy homes for 17 rehabilitated animals seized from farm last month
• County employees volunteer to cut hours to prevent layoffs
• Bumps at State Parks: Seniority list used to decide who stays
• Jefferson Mental Health's response to state funding cuts: Expand
• Debbi Steele chosen as AAUW's 2012 Woman of Excellence
• Robin Ditzler joins Centrum board
• Lend orcas an ear at marine science center's new exhibit
• Two horses in highway struck and killed
• JCHS offers season passes to First Friday lectures
• City garbage rates to increase in 2012
• Wooden Boat Festival calls for artists for 2012 poster with 'tradition' theme
• Ciscoe Morris to cap Jefferson County Master Gardeners lecture series
• After-school tutors needed in Chimacum
• Giving Circle seeks proposals within Jefferson County
• Holiday lights is one thing, but cop car lights from a DUI arrest are another
• Holiday celebration church services set in Port Townsend, Jefferson County
• John Olson: First Friday Lecture
• First Night volunteers needed for Dec. 31 in PT
• Community Christmas dinner served Sunday in Tri-Area
• PT school board approves reduced capital levy
• Lauren's Last-Minute Local Shopping List
• Habitat offers to help kids with giving
• Uptown beating suspect still wanted for questioning
• Last-minute shopping spree needs donation dollars for Christmas Connection program in Port Townsend
• Jefferson County Genealogical Society offers intro class
• King tides begin Dec. 21, Washington DOE wants photos
• Quimper Unitarian offers service for those not feeling holiday cheer
• High-speed vehicle pursuit on Highway 101 culminates with suspect arrested up a tree
• Starting a new business puts passion over profit
• PTHS coaches, students protest superintendent's sports league decision
• Christmas Connection needs money for coats, shoes, jean requests
• Leader now printed on Olympic Peninsula paper
• Our 13th annual Christmas lights guide is in the works; Any suggestions?
• Biomass project; presentation during 2:30 public health board meeting
• New group forms to focus on biomass project
• 'The Best Christmas Pageant Ever' and other holiday events in Port Townsend, Jefferson County
• Lottery commercial filmed in downtown PT today; parking affected
• Holiday bonus: Hadlock Building Supply showcases employee art, crafts
• Hockett leaves OlyCAP after 22 years
• Convicted child molester violates probation, lands in jail
• Brinnon Elementary wins $10,000 in Avery Sticky Notes Mark the Spot Sweepstakes
• First Night Celebration 2012
• Pedro's Fiesta Jalisco restaurant in Port Hadlock reopens
• Senators Hargrove, Harper examine state budget efficiencies
• 'We Love Locals Night' rolls out Dec. 15 in Port Townsend
• UPDATED: Assault in uptown Port Townsend leaves man 'badly beaten'
• Christmas Day dinner to be served in Tri-Area; sign-up for a free home-delivery
• EJFR's 'Puppets Please' holiday show is Monday at Cape George
• PTHS hosts financial aid night Dec. 13
• Farm to School shares bounty Sunday at Winter Harvest Dinner
• Hockett leaves OlyCAP
• Port Ludlow's Brinton Sprague appointed Peninsula College's interim president
• Leader seeks 2012 support group listings by Dec. 30 for Who's Who publication
• Holiday season events in Port Townsend & Jefferson County: Pageants, concerts, craft fairs
• PTHS student writers to read at Undertown on Thursday
• PT hospital first in country to be honored for 'mother-friendly' care
• County and city approve climate action plan
• County approve redistricting option
• Snowsports program sign-ups are Saturday at Rec Center in Port Townsend
• Math student 'BrainStorm' fundraiser is Thursday at Upstage
• Port Townsend City Council votes to defend Kah Tai boundary against port district lawsuit
• Missing Sequim girl found in California
• Head to the woods for a Christmas tree
• Navy plane from Whidbey Island flies low-level training mission Monday night over Port Townsend, East Jefferson County
• Fish and Wildlife Commission adopts plan to conserve and manage gray wolves
• Harper is senate majority whip
• Wiederrich gallery opens at golf club
• Fire damages Cook Avenue building, no injuries
• Wild Rose Chorale invites singers for holiday finale Monday
• Edwardian Christmas In Victorian Town - Commanding Officer’s Quarters Open And Decorated
• Good Lovelies put on holiday show
• Victorian homes dressed for the holidays Dec. 4
• Washington State Ferries' community meeting for Port Townsend is Monday at Chamber of Commerce lunch
• Snow Sports Ski Bus sign-ups to be held Dec. 10
• PTSD superintendent position open, advertised
• Jefferson County mother is suspect in abduction of 12-year old daughter from Clallam County school
• Holiday season events in Jefferson County, Port Townsend
• Fiddle concert, instruction comes Dec. 3 in Port Townsend
• Occupy Port Townsend meets for general assembly Saturday
• Bullying forum at Chimacum School at times heated, though much needed
• Boeing Bluebills: It takes a village
• Chimacum 7th-graders want to change what they say is a bully-friendly school environment
• County commissioners look at redistricting options
• High speed is coming: Jefferson County broadband work to begin soon
• Sunday's windstorm mixes in power outages in Jefferson County
• DUI cited one-vehicle wreck on SR 20 near Discovery Bay
• FINAL ELECTION RESULTS: City fire levy approved; Stinson, Beck elected
• WDFW Commission on Dec. 3 considers adoption of proposed wolf-management plan
• Bullying is topic at public forum Tuesday at Chimacum School
• Saltwater Taffy author comes to Port Townsend on Dec. 1
• Rear-end wreck on Rhody Drive sends family from Sequim to hospitals
• WSDOT has Vactor trucks on SR 20, SR 104 this week
• Plastics in Puget Sound: Port Townsend Marine Science Center contributes environmental data
• Port Townsend Paper earmarks $28,500 for UGN
• DUI emphasis patrols begin for holiday season
• Marine Science Center hosts Thanksgiving weekend activities
• First Night Volunteers Needed
• Port Townsend Arts Guild presents juried fair Nov. 25-26 at community center
• Main Street Holiday Merchant Open House again links with Small Business Saturday
• Winter shelter open Sunday
• Blade-carrying boys found guilty, expelled from school, Chimacum 'Juggalos' assigned community service
• Giving soldiers holiday cheer, care packages gathered for unit in Kuwait
• Christmas Connection collecting for Port Townsend children
• Owners downsize Olympic Art Gallery in Quilcene
• Free Thanksgiving meals served in Port Townsend, Chimacum, Brinnon
• Jefferson County Historical Society 2012 Lectures Series
• Coast Guard rescues injured hiker off Pyramid Mountain
• JC MASH free PT clinic closed this week
• High wind warning arrives with storm front
• Three PT homes on Victorian holiday tour on Dec. 3
• PT chosen to challenge underage drinking, drug use
• Plan ahead for Thanksgiving holiday ferry travel, complete with tidal cancellations
• Mt. Townsend Creamery sets up shop at Pike Place Market
• Former Timber House operator faces theft charges
• Wanted: Rhody Royalty for 2012
• Buy local for Blue Heron
• Interfaith Thanksgiving service is Sunday, Nov. 20
• Coast Guard conducts exercise on Hood Canal; blank rounds used
• 'Hands On Art' show features Fearless Experimental Artists group
• 'Upscale' bazaar supports KPTZ
• Edwards chosen as fire commissioner
• EJFR graduates 4 from fire academy
• Wet, windy weather is coming but only 'spotty' snow accumulations in lowlands
• PHOTOS: Early morning fire damages outbuildings; no residents found
• Historical Society plans annual West End festivities
• Educator speaks to benefit Gatheringplace
• 'Toxic contaminants' topic of talk on food
• Border Patrol stops bus searches
• County property values continue to slide, says assesor Westerman
• Hospital board set to vote on Swedish affiliation
• Kittredge tells of Israeli imprisonment
• Liquor store employees stand to lose jobs over I-1183
• Local volunteers promote local, affordable food at recent forum
• Special park passes available for those with disabilities
• Main Street tax incentive program keeps money circulating
• PT school board approves wellness policy, recommends nutritious foods
• Tri-Area food bank needs turkeys
• Quimper Mercantile hires Wheat to launch store
• RainShadow Chorale presents classic Bach, Nov. 17 and 20
• PT library's jobs program can bank this support
• Rotary rolls out Pot of Gold raffle: $10,000 top prize; only 500 tickets to be sold
• Local investment group hosts open house
• Rotary wreaths ring in the holidays
• October DUI accident traps 16-year-old in trunk; seven intoxicated Kitsap County minors involved
• Healthwise medical directory listing deadline extended to Nov. 16
• Northwest plate tectonics is lecture topic
• Food drive sets new record: $18,600, 1,375 pounds of food
• PT Education Foundation awards $37,000 to 16 projects
• Donations needed for Tarboo preservation
• Say goodbye to Tidy Bowl: Waterfront construction to begin Nov. 14
• Port chooses Puget Sound Express to operate passenger ferry to Seattle
• Jefferson County Historical Society News - Volunteers of the Year
• Donation for First Night
• 'Boring' tunnel work starts downtown on Wednesday
• Volunteer work parties at Fort Worden can help you earn Discover Pass
• UPDATE: Two Chimacum students in custody after bringing meat cleaver, machete to school; no acts of violence took place
• Working Image helps women in tough situations; Center reopens Nov. 1 at Mountain View
• Historical Society Plans West End History Weekend
• Main Street offers 'off season' marketing advice at Nov. 3 morning session
• ELECTION NEWS: City ballot return at 22 percent
• SmileMobile heads to Chimacum
• PT police to take back prescription drugs Saturday
• Jefferson County taxes are due Oct. 31
• $2 billion state budget gap leads Gov. Gregoire to propose ending Basic Health, other programs
• Leader needs holiday event listings by Oct. 31
• Brinnon won't host ShimpFest in 2012
• Tunnel project extras compete for limited bond money
• State audit reveals PT in financial distress
• Down, but not out: Little & Little on rise after construction slowdown
• Port has two applicants to operate foot ferry
• Fire destroys Penny Creek Quarry maintenance shop
• Open house Thursday at Rec Center in Port Townsend
• Navy conducting emergency response exercise Wednesday; do not be alarmed by the helicopter activity
• Community Hospice memorial service is Thursday in Port Townsend
• Physician to talk in Port Townsend Wednesday about potential health impacts of biomass
• State audit questions City of Port Townsend's rising debt, falling cash
• State working on SR 104, Hood Canal Bridge
• Culinary Loop update at chamber lunch Oct. 24
• Housing nonprofit holds raffle to raise funds
• DUI charge for motorist who crashed Hood Canal Bridge gate, drove off bridge on to lower level
• Democrats host panel discussion Tuesday in Port Townsend on local economy
• UPDATE: Body of missing woman found in Jefferson County
• Velkommen til Scandia Fall Fest Saturday in Port Townsend
• Good eats in Port Townsend & Jefferson County! 'Best Foods' ballots due Oct. 28
• Driving Miss Chetzemoka
• Port sues city, state and national agencies for rights to Kah Tai property
• Zombies dead ahead: Pirates astern in national video contest to promote food co-ops
• Fire levy lid lift Q&A: What you need to know
• WAVE drive this Saturday needs cash more than food
• Deck repairs to cause short delays Wednesday, Thursday on Hood Canal Bridge
• Keegan leaving as Peninsula College president
• Port Ludlow Fire & Rescue names Martin as interim fire chief
• Low interest loans available to rehab commercial buildings in Port Townsend
• Historical research center closed until Nov. 2
• Hernandez completes sheriffs' institute
• Flags to be flown at half-staff Wednesday to honor soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Discovery Bay Clean Water Project presented Tuesday in Gardiner, Thursday in Chimacum
• Discovery Bay water quality report presented to public Tuesday in Gardiner, Thursday in Chimacum
• Port Townsend downtown tunnel project meeting rescheduled to Tuesday
• Gov. Gregoire asks that flags remain at half-staff until Tuesday afternoon in memory of Gov. Rosellini
• Pickup hits boulder, rolls into front yard; DUI suspected
• Jefferson County Historical Society Research Center Closure - October 14 - November 1
• MoveOn protests Wall Street Friday in Port Townsend
• Rear-end car wreck on SR 104 hurts two
• Food service training set for Oct. 19 in Port Angeles
• Quimper Mercantile Co. stock option filed
• Orcas are returning; welcome them Saturday with marine science center
• Centrum names Daryl Davis as new blues festival director
• Deck repairs close lanes on Hood Canal Bridge Wednesday, Thursday
• City borrowing, arts spending, staff cuts part of candidate debate
• Navy and Nature Conservancy partner on Dabob Bay
• Galloping Gourmet dines at Jefferson Healthcare
• Federal officials uphold Kah Tai park boundary, potentially sinking aquatic center plan
• CEA auction Saturday in Port Ludlow to benefit domestic violence victims
• Navy Explosives Handling Wharf at Bangor subject to more public comment
• Agencies respond to cargo barge aground in Rosario Strait
• Hoch Construction awarded Pink House construction bid
• Council approves bell tower repairs
• Radio KPTZ runs membership drive
• Flu vaccines now available in Port Townsend, Jefferson County
• Most of Puget Sound reopens for late-season crabbing, but not Hood Canal
• Film festival winners and "butts in seats" announced
• Scavenger hunt scours Tri-Area Saturday; scuplturist speaks at library
• State asks ferry users to register for survey
• County library hosts first annual boffer tournament Friday afternoon
• Ferry Chetzemoka sailing south to new route
• Jefferson County, Port Townsend public libraries offer free e-books for Kindle users
• Taylor Street tunnel work poses challenge for engineers, business operators
• Libraries team up with local winemaker
• Girls' Night Out - a stress reducer
• Governor pays kinetic race a visit
• Loan needed for City Lake repair, water treatment facility
• State publishes online resource for water-rights applicants
• Join our Healthwise medical directory
• County lifts burn ban
• Community Foundation to fund grant for women's opportunities
• Main Street goes wild for Girls Night Out Oct. 6
• State agriculture chief to speak Wednesday in Chimacum
• Coast Guard rescues two men from rocks at Makah Bay
• In an emergency, text me, please
• Motorist hits pedestrian on Highway 101
• Apply to be children's advocate with Jefferson Country Guardian ad Litem program
• Washington's hourly minimum wage to increase to $9.04 in 2012
• Seal pup found skinned, beheaded near wharf at Fort Worden State Park
• Put on your dancing shoes for Saturday shindig
• Council candidates featured in election forum Oct. 5
• PHOTO: Car hits light pole and splits in two; driver airlifted to hospital, cited for DUI
• Quilcene bud nearly blazed
• Fall meetings on Border Patrol issues are set in Port Angeles
• For the glory! 29th Kinetic Skulpture Race is a 'fairy tail'
• Tell state officials what you think about Washington's transportation network and how to pay for it
• Big coho run on Quilcene River brings human sanitation issue
• City Council to consider $500,000 in budget cuts Oct. 3
• Fire commissioner recall effort in limbo while judge is sought
• Patience Rogge earns 'open government' coalition honor
• Nora Porter donates $36,000 to Habitat for Humanity
• Windy weather gets in first jab
• Realtors host market specialist Thursday in Port Hadlock; Growth Management Act is on agenda
• Bicyclist crashes in downtown PT; high winds prevent helicopter transport
• Underground economy fight takes national stage: Washington L&I partners with Department of Labor to properly classify employees
• Port Townsend city officials, engineers to outline downtown sidewalk, 'tunnel' project at meeting Sept. 27
• Ed Davis appointed Port Ludlow fire commissioner
• Fees waived on U.S. forestlands Sept. 24
• Economy, message to leaders, purpose of 'American Awakening'
• Tourism professionals convene at summit Oct. 19 at Fort Worden
• Saturday's West Coast Live! radio show cancelled at film festival
• Oyster Run to Anacortes draws motorbikes this weekend
• Naval Base Kitsap to conduct security drill Sept. 23
• Register for 'Transition Yourself' job workshops by Sept. 26
• Quimper Community Harvest seeks volunteers, trees for fruit gleaning
• Will Allen encourages youths to take action in 'good food revolution'
• UGN kicks off campaign honoring volunteers
• Love & Cancer: Boiler Room rallies to help couple - he has cancer; she's stuck in U.K.
• Christian radio is risen: Port Townsend now a two-frequency town
• Affordable housing project progresses in Port Townsend
• East Jefferson Fire Rescue rolls out fire, emergency blog
• Port Ludlow fire chief takes position in Arizona
• Wednesday's tsunami siren test to be longer
• 'Get Nailed' results in 10 local DUI arrests
• Rear-end accident injures two motorists Monday in Port Townsend
• Free legal clinic comes to Port Townsend Sept. 20
• Nominate a local hero for Red Cross award
• Road paving to delay traffic this week on SR 20 at Deception Pass
• One person injured after his pickup hits two vehicles near Port Townsend
• Chimney fire disrupts Marrowstone Island wedding visit
• Discover Pass now available through Department of Licensing offices
• Saturday's Elwha Dam removal ceremony to be broadcast live via the Net
• Downtown PT: Check out the Sidewalk Sale this weekend
• Jefferson County commissioners seek public comment Sept. 19 on agricultural land conservation program
• First-ever Cider Week features tastings, stories at three Jefferson County locations
• Washington quarterly revenue projection down more than $1.4 billion
• Chamber of Commerce cuts ribbon at new café in Chimacum
• Port Townsend Main Street Sidewalk Sale heats up this weekend
• Quilcene Fair: Parade, carnival, antler show, car burnouts
• Hot spot cooled at Beckett Point fire
• Squadrons offer marine electrical class
• Randall sets sail toward sustainability via blog for Northwest Earth Institute
• Aquatic center unlikely at Kah Tai: State officials recommend preservation of park
• Hospital food gets fresh with Stark: PT hospital may be first in the state to go local with food service
• Dr. Laurajean Lewis named WSU Extension director in Jefferson County
• BREAKING NEWS: Construction materials catch fire in basement of Aldrich's Market
• United Good Neighbors' Day of Caring begins with breakfast
• Struck from behind by car west of Port Angeles, bicyclist dies
• Jefferson County Library's bookmobile hours set
• Overcome career change with help from 'Transition Yourself' workshops
• Uptown Port Townsend residents sought for public art panel
• Slide repairs mean delays on 101 south of Brinnon starting Monday
• Lakes closed until 'significant rainfall' eases fire hazard concerns
• Regatta quilt up for auction Sunday
• Bachmann discusses restoration of Iraq's marshes, Sept. 12
• Author delves into "Resistance in Norway in World War II"
• Aquatic center unlikely at Kah Tai park; state officials recommend preservation
• Aggressive goat lethally removed from Olympic National Park as 'last resort'
• Benefit concert held for Hunter Davis Saturday to help with medical bills
• Weather report: Hot days, light winds through the weekend
• 9/11 ceremony is 9 a.m. Sunday at Port Townsend Fire Bell Tower
• Fire Commissioner Jess Bondurant Jr. dies Sept. 6
• Shipwrights Co-op turns 30
• Fire district plans new Chimacum station
• 'Best bets' at the Wooden Boat Fest
• FIRE UPDATE: No easy fix for Duckabush 'Big Hump' fire; community meeting Wednesday in Brinnon
• Salal harvesting permits go on sale Sept. 7
• Four poplar trees to be honored, then removed
• Kids lighting firecrackers with WD-40 spray spark wildfire near Beckett Point along Discovery Bay
• Port Ludlow fire district seeks commissioner applicants
• EJFR crews knock out wildfire from Cappy's Trails transient camp
• Washington State Parks honors volunteers in Port Townsend, Fort Flagler
• Abandoned campfire leads to wildfire along Duckabush Trail
• Permanent burn ban placed on Irondale/Port Hadlock areas
• Firefighters find marijuana while battling brush fire off Thorndyke Road
• Expect heavy traffic on state ferries over Labor Day weekend
• Jefferson County's public schools open Tuesday, Sept. 6
• Cooperative military effort removes 11,800-pound navigation buoy from beach at LaPush
• Bell Tower rots; long-term repairs slated
• Former Olympic athlete walks for cause, for exercise, for friends
• Self-taught barrel racer chases dream
• Ferry fares set to increase in October; smaller vehicles have lower fee
• Quilcene health clinic changes hours
• Child Find screenings offered in Chimacum Sept. 7
• Sail Adventuress to Protection Island on Sept. 3
• From Port Townsend to Palestine: PTHS grad's eyes are opened with teaching job
• Chronic-conditions class comes to Port Ludlow
• Rockets to be launched at 'Pasture Blaster'
• Connie Gallant: 'Heroines Of Our Green Olympics'
• Port Townsend's 'Truth Event' goes to Mars
• Seattle tunnel soil bound for Mats Mats
• Quilcene fire commissioners' recall moves forward
• Discovery Channel names Fountain Café, Port Ludlow Resort as 'best of'
• Back to School for Port Townsend - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Port Townsend Kiwanis Classic Car Show is Saturday
• Traffic Safety Commission opens website to target where DUI patrols are taking place in Pierce, King, Snohomish counties
• Nominations sought by Aug. 31 for Eleanor Stopps environmental award
• Sinclair is honored by American Rhododendron Society
• Is your motorcycle helmet legitimate?
• Parents: Remember back-to-school immunizations
• Feds pay to upgrade Upper Hoh Road
• Ferry Chetzemoka is slated for drydock on Aug. 23-25
• 'Drive Hammered, Get Nailed' enforcement starts Aug. 19
• Judge's opinion means Quilcene fire commissioner recall can proceed; signatures now needed to get recall on ballot
• Hugelkultur: Ancient gardening method revived in Jefferson County
• McKenna to speak at Jefferson County GOP picnic Sunday in Port Ludlow
• Faulty switch caused power outage Wednesday in Port Townsend
• Quilcene National Fish Hatchery centennial is Saturday
• Forest owners have a field day Aug. 20 at Palmer Family Tree Farm
• Jefferson County Critical Areas Ordinance still center of controversy
• Attorneys argue Quilcene fire commissioner recall
• Gull dang it! More gulls means more droppings to dodge
• Economic snapshot shows weaknesses, but also potential
• Port Hadlock's boat school celebrates 30th anniversary
• Brinnon man charged with 40 counts of rape, assault
• ELECTION RESULTS: Rural voters reject library bond
• Port Townsend Education Foundation offers $50,000 in grants
• Jefferson County to save more than $100K by re-funding bond
• Port gets $1.3 million federal grant to build passenger ferry
• ELECTION: Ballot return only at 43 percent heading into Tuesday deadline
• Quilcene man's logging truck rolls onto side, spills logs onto SR 112
• Flags to be flown at half-staff Aug. 16 for Tacoma solider who died when helicopter shot down in Afghanistan
• Spend Aug. 17 with Washington State Patrol on Twitter, Facebook
• ECHHO needs volunteer drivers for South County
• Faulty electrical appliance is blamed for Brinnon cabin fire
• Got veggies? Port Townsend Food Bank accepts produce donations
• A smashing good time: County fair's youth demolition derby is Saturday
• Coupeville artists, businesses devastated by burglaries
• Bomb squad debunks grenade scare at North Beach, finds firework
• Senior meals in Port Townsend reboots with soup and sandwiches; Churches take turns
• Ferry is fixed for now, but permanent repair still needed
• Concerts on the Dock rocks Thursday with Locust Street Taxi
• Prison escapee found cold, hungry in West End woods
• ELECTION: More ballots coming in for library district bond vote than in city council primary
• This little piggy went to the Jefferson County Fair
• Lady Summer - Summer Martell to pilot her biplane across country
• Volunteers make a difference - from Brinnon to PT
• Go fish - 100 years of the Quilcene hatchery
• Port Townsend Farmers Market to collect state honors Aug. 13
• MoveOn holds 'jobs demonstration' Wednesday in Port Townsend
• Brinnon firefighters respond to boathouse fire along Hood Canal
• Bake sale gives early taste of county fair treats
• Port Townsend peace activist arrested at Kitsap-Bangor during protest
• TRAVEL ALERT: Ferry Chetzemoka is out of service; may need drydock for repairs
• Public may sit in Wednesday on interview process for new WSU Jefferson County director
• Ludlow Fire Commissioner David Wheeler resigns; board meets Tuesday
• Columbia Bank takes over failing Bank of Whitman, closes 12 of 20 branches in eastern Washington
• Jefferson County Fair Aug. 12-14 includes historical society's oral history booth - share your memories
• Collecting Stories At The County Fair
• Learn something new; volunteer at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center
• Ecology's wastewater permit fees proposal open to public comment
• UPDATED: Kayaker rescued after capsizing in windy Admiralty Inlet
• Late-night fireworks lead to man's arrest in Port Townsend
• Aug. 8 is first entry and judging day for Jefferson County Fair
• Hiroshima remembered Aug. 6 with gathering in Port Townsend
• City compiling police profile data
• Quilcene Community Center needs volunteers
• PT Mill: Third time's a charm, contract approved
• Judges step up to help fill in for Judge Verser
• Inslee Skypes speech to county Dems
• ELECTION: City council primary could cost $13,600 if ballot return is high
• Ahoy! Volunteer crew sought for 35th Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival
• City Council favors release of Naval Magazine Indian Island explosives safety info
• Puffin cruises tour wildlife refuge
• Boat school celebrates 30 years
• Picnic set Aug. 3 for World Breastfeeding Week
• Sunk but not forgotten: Shipwreck findings presented Aug. 4
• Three graduate from fire academy, receiving awards
• Monday grange talk: Garden color not just about flowers
• Port Hadlock politico Dan Youra presents GOP with cartoon
• Judge Verser out on medical leave
• Community for adults with disabilities celebrated with annual picnic
• Sunny day? Check beach conditions before you swim
• Crash stops traffic on State Route 19
• Kayaks convene at Fort Worden
• Five badly injured after head-on collision on Hwy. 104, with PHOTOS
• Quilcene Habitat for Humanity store celebrates grand opening
• Navy extends underwater ranges
• Jazz Port Townsend invites you to "Free Friday Workshop Blowout"
• Tasing prompts brutality concerns; Facebook page announces rally
• Radio bracelets used to locate missing patients
• Free Day At The Museums
• Timothy Perry: First Friday Lecture
• Auction lists $1 million property for $300,000; stalled project goes July 29
• Recycling bins to stay inside Dosewallips State Park
• Minivan spontaneously combusts at Port Ludlow home, with PHOTOS
• Board of Health approves new fees for food vendors; lower than proposed
• Foreclosures add to property valuation drop
• County library expansion, by the numbers
• Range, Stinson vie for City Council seat
• Ludlow invites rest of county to weekend festival
• Back-to-school clothes - for $1; Clothes swap in Chimacum set for Aug. 6
• Plan unveiled for Irondale Beach cleanup; public comment sought
• Inslee to attend Democrats' fish feast July 31
• Young professionals 'head count' is July 27 in Port Townsend
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Nighttime lane closures near Shine Pit access project, which is 24-hour work zone this week
• Flags to be flown at half-staff Tuesday for fallen soldier
• Ferry fare changes proposed
• Jefferson Transit shifts gears in general manager search: Mike Pollack out; Tammi Rubert in
• Board of Health approves new fees for food vendors
• Nature Conservancy purchases Dabob Bay area lands from Pope Resources
• Washington's new DUI law means vehicle will be towed
• VW van burns near Brinnon
• Abandoned structure burns in Port Hadlock
• ELECTION NEWS: Adams, Richmond both out of City Council primary
• PT library's job search series goes to Quilcene
• Fire commissioners meet in executive session, speak with attorney Thursday
• Quilcene fire recall hearing is July 29
• Food vendors stirred up over new county fees
• Discover Pass means Dosewallips recycling bins must move
• Last senior supper is delayed until July 28
• ELECTION NEWS: Richmond pulls out of City Council race
• Stove fire draws three fire engines to single-family home; no one injured
• Nelson/Nilsen families come from around the world for reunion in Port Ludlow
• Jefferson County Library's bookmobile sets summer schedule
• UPDATED: Motorcyclist wrecks on Highway 101 while attempting to elude state trooper
• Gas grill left on after dinner leads to house fire in Irondale
• Slow down or pay up: Speed patrols 'til Aug. 7
• Biologists to conduct goat census in Olympic National Park
• Earthquake, wildfire drill includes Navy, state, local responders
• Tribal canoes land Tuesday at Fort Worden
• Help out with Andy Palmer Day fundraiser July 23
• Jefferson County Fair hosts 'Exhibitor/Entry 101' class July 20
• Arts, crafts and treats galore Sunday in Chimacum
• Fight back with Relay for Life Saturday in Port Townsend
• Historical characters give weekend walking tours of Port Townsend
• Lavender weekend in Sequim to pack farms, highway
• Ferry reservation testing continues on Port Townsend-Coupeville route
• UPDATED: Power outage slows Port Townsend ferry terminal traffic
• Quilcene fire commissioners have special meeting today
• Port Townsend's Concerts on the Dock debut Thursday
• Uptown Theatre throws party for Potter Thursday night
• Airport Daze takes flight Saturday at JCIA
• Puffin cruises tour wildlife refuge, benefits PT Marine Science Center
• Park rejects loose-change payment for Discover Pass
• Faking it: Sale of synthetic urine sparks suggestion of ban
• Fire annexation delayed, tax hike proposed
• Aquaculture dominates Shoreline Master Plan public hearing
• Senior meals substitute explored for Port Townsend
• New access road being built for Shine Pit off State Route 104
• County's timber tax revenue is up
• Garden tour traverses Port Ludlow July 13
• 40 Jefferson County restaurants earn highest food-safety marks
• Major girls win state softball tourney opener
• Finnriver Farm hosts benefit farm-based series for Clemente Course, starting July 12
• Shoreline Master Program is public hearing topic 6 p.m. Monday at courthouse in Port Townsend
• HADLOCK DAYS: Parade is 11 a.m. Saturday, lawnmower racing both days
• Going to catch an early morning ferry at Bainbridge Island this weekend? Read this
• Lost and found: Peacock in Port Ludlow (photo)
• Walking Tours Features Colorful Characters and Interesting Architecture
• Quilcene's outgoing fire chief is hired by East Jefferson Fire Rescue
• Mountain howitzer from 1800s is part of reenactment at Fort Townsend State Park
• Northwest Cider Association pours festival Saturday at Fort Worden
• Port Townsend shines on Solar Tour this Saturday
• Port Townsend Braves football camp starts July 11
• No more PT senior meals: OlyCAP says other meal cuts are possible
• Welcome, MV Salish
• Brainstorm for Education students contemplate the local food network
• Fireworks accident in Port Hadlock area results in medical airlift
• Jefferson County commissioners asked to support petition effort against U.S. Navy's move to keep ordnance info secret
• Peculiar pet stories wanted for Leader's Pet Focus section
• Toxic algae mucks up swimming holes
• Tribal canoe journey stops at Fort Worden July 19
• Energy lunch July 8 focuses on commercial buildings
• Title II projects in Jefferson County receive $290,000
• Public access ending as Elwha Dam removal starting
• Fight back with Relay for Life July 16-17 in Port Townsend
• Hadlock Days is July 9-10
• Port Townsend pair injured after pickup leaves Highway 101 and hits a tree
• Vacation home burns near Brinnon
• Quilcene firefighters initiate recall effort against two commissioners
• Fourth of July fun at Fort Worden capped by fireworks
• Washington State Patrol offers online tool for collision records
• Bag it up: Spoof video reminds to use doggy bags for a healthy Puget Sound
• Chimacum Corners celebrates interdependence July 2
• Offender fatally shot during forklift escape attempt at Clallam Bay prison
• Fed set to limit debit-card swipe fees
• Prepare to pay for park access
• Sidewalk lid removal not business as usual
• Sub spots dinner plates, sink, anchor near Admiralty Inlet wreckage
• One restaurant sells alcohol to minor; three furnish
• Historic Houses Open the Season with New Exhibits
• Mike Pollack is Jefferson Transit's new general manager
• MV Salish to begin service at noon Friday, July 1
• Kingston-Seattle passenger ferry system seeks Jefferson commuters
• Get your events in the Getaway guide
• Outdoor burn ban takes effect July 1 in East Jefferson County
• Fireworks: Know what is legal, illegal (and where)
• Rat Island rollover: Rowers capsize during practice
• Washington State Patrol K-9s working ferry terminals sniff out fireworks, legal and illegal
• Risk pool hires consultant to ensure county's work on Iron Mountain Quarry decision on EIS is 'right'
• Radio hams transmit for 24-hour field day
• Summer DUI patrols begin June 24
• Quilcene fire chief resigns amidst District 2 turmoil
• Coast Guard to help enforce intoxicated boating laws with Operation Dry Water
• Seattle Foundation 'Give Big' challenge June 23 includes schooner Adventuress, Northwest Maritime Center
• Port Townsend man pursued by a deputy wrecks pickup in Port Gamble
• Public ceremony aboard new ferry is June 30
• State's highest court to hear cost-of-education case
• Sub's away! Shipwreck mapping begins
• County commissioners extend moratorium on sexually oriented adult businesses
• 'Unsafe passing' listed as cause of accident on SR 104
• City approves 'pre-annexation' agreement with Fire District 1; voters in both areas would need to approve
• End of an era - Oldest video rental business in county is closing
• Park rangers kill aggressive elk in Hoh Rain Forest campground
• Emphasis patrols snag more than seatbelt snubbers
• Libraries roll out summer programs for kids
• 'We Came With Dreams' Wins State Exhibit Award
• Jamestown S'Klallam tribe to expand casino in Blyn
• Merchant's Breakfast meeting Wednesday to review city's plans for 'underground' Port Townsend work starting next year
• County library audio, e-book collection grows
• Food worker classes, testing and cards now available online through Jefferson County Public Health
• Workshop June 22 in Port Townsend for older job seekers
• New interactive website maps priority fish and wildlife species in Washington State
• Moseley to be at courthouse Monday to talk bout Washington State Ferries' plans; Public ceremony aboard new ferry Salish is June 30
• Hobbits and wizards on stage Saturday at Chetzemoka Park
• County road, bridge, trail projects on Monday's commissioner docket
• Rakers car show is Saturday at Memorial Field
• When not to pull your emergency brake: on the Hood Canal Bridge
• Beach party Friday afternoon opens new swim float at Quilcene marina; students can win prizes
• Vintage military vehicles, displays, Col. Teddy Roosevelt at Fort Worden this weekend
• Port Ludlow welcomes tall ships Lady Washington, Hawaiian Chieftain June 17-19
• Taste of Port Townsend is Thursday... mmm-mmm good
• Port Townsend Marine Science Center celebrates Orca Month on Saturday
• Election News: Want to be a cemetery district commissioner? Special filing period set for unwanted positions
• August primary ballot has county library bond issue, two contested races
• Environmental groups seek review of paper mill permit, Ecology decision
• PT students take education, lives beyond borders
• Play bingo at Hilltop Tavern Wednesday to aid affordable housing
• Discovery Bay closed to recreational shellfish harvesting due to toxins
• Port Townsend's Wednesday Farmers Market returns 3-6 p.m. on June 15
• Jefferson Healthcare reaches out to Marrowstone Island on Wednesday
• State cracks down on unemployment misuse
• Eastbound pickup hits four westbound vehicles on Highway 101 near Diamond Point Road
• Driver leads cops on high-speed chase in and around Port Townsend, back through Chimacum, finally wrecking at Discovery Bay
• Deadly toxin forces closure of Anderson Lake
• ELECTION NEWS: August primary ballot has county library bond issue, Port Townsend City Council race, Port Ludlow fire district race
• Ferry Salish to arrive in Port Townsend to continue sea trials
• One-way traffic on Portage Canal Bridge Monday during state inspection work
• Prosciutto-wrapped sea scallops, truffles, cupcakes, crab, salmon and more served Thursday on Taste of Port Townsend
• Quilcene fire commissioners to meet June 13 with state for open public records training
• Northwest Straits Commission legislation moves to full Senate
• Learn about, hike to Tamanowas Rock, June 11
• Check out the models Saturday show, contest at Fort Worden State Park
• Final temporary layoff of many state agencies, offices is June 10
• Election News: Range, Adams, Richmond are new City Council candidates; Herb Beck, Debbie Randall file for Quilcene fire district seat
• Tobacco sales to youths slowing in Jefferson County
• Chimacum man to bike across country for lung cancer research
• Council supports fire district annexation
• Discover Pass required for park entry as of July 1
• High school graduations are this week; 'snow days' push dismissal back for PT, Chimacum
• June 8 is World Oceans Day: Ten things you may not know come from the sea
• ELECTION: Candidates put names on the line
• Tree removal taking place this week along Highway 116 on Indian, Marrowstone islands
• Local Coast Guard auxiliary flotilla collects life jackets
• Quilcene 'revitalization' organizers speak tonight at Quimper Grange
• Summer Camps Sponsored by Historical Society
• Navy 'Turbocads' exercise to bring more military traffic between North Kitsap and Naval Magazine Indian Island
• Flags flown at half-staff June 7 for fallen soldier from Port Angeles
• Washington State is third best in nation for commercial truck safety
• Welcome to the 28th Classic Mariner's Regatta and Rendezvous
• City council to consider asking voters to annex into fire district
• Motorist falls asleep, injured in accident that closed Highway 101 near Lake Crescent
• Prep taste buds for Chili Cook-off Sunday in Port Townsend
• Flags to be flown at half-staff Thursday for fallen soldier from Port Orchard
• Hadlock Marina rebuild almost done
• CEO of Swedish in PT to talk about regional hospital affiliation
• Who will step up? Candidates needed for local public office
• Memorial Day was for remembering the fallen and those left behind
• Doors open this weekend to more than 150 homes
• Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics comes through Jefferson County on Wednesday
• Chimacum Elementary class wins Adventuress video contest
• Pipia's caption a New Yorker magazine finalist
• Flags at half-staff June 1 for fallen Army sergeant
• Motorcyclists slide on pavement after wreck on Highway 101 near Quilcene
• Hastings Building in National Trust contest
• Coast Guard starting waterways of San Juan Islands, Rosario Strait, Grays Harbor
• Main Street celebrates another year; Taste of Port Townsend is June 16
• Motorcycle crashes south of Quilcene, driver and passenger suffer injuries
• Pedal power: Washington is still 'most bicycle-friendly state'
• Memorial Day ceremonies, services set in Port Townsend, Jefferson County
• Marrowstone Island revs up for Tractor Days on Sunday
• New maritime rules for Hood Canal Bridge start May 27
• ShrimpFest served in Brinnon this weekend
• Dads to swim with daughters at synchronized show Saturday at Mountain View pool
• Ferry Kennewick to be christened Friday
• STATE GOLF: Chimacum's Moug is 4th, Townsend's Piper is 9th for boys; PT's Grauberger is 5th in girls' tourney
• PTHS musicians to sit with Seattle Symphony June 17 at Fort Worden
• Be advised: Expect heavy traffic on the ferries over Memorial Day weekend
• Seeds planted, picked, packed in Jefferson County
• State auditor flags Quilcene Fire Department
• Carey, Stinson, Vogt all win Hearts of Service awards
• 'Twas a grand Rhododendron Festival parade, with plenty of photos
• Man injured when his Suburban wrecks along SR 20
• Quilcene's Memorial Day plant sale rings historical note
• County-led parks & recreation committee gets six-month late start
• Extra time for sport shrimpers
• Help historical society identify 1951 Port Townsend Centennial photos
• Legislature deciding on funding for Fort Worden Building 202 renovation
• Seat belt emphasis patrols begin May 23
• State pensions to be discussed at May 24 forum in Port Townsend
• SPORTS WRAP: Chimacum going back to Final Four baseball; Quilcene loses state baseball game; Cowboys ousted from fastpitch tourney
• Radio KPTZ president declares launch a success
• Columbia Bank purchases Summit Bank after FDIC closure
• Port Townsend Main Street wins state award
• Counterfeit $10 bill passed through Jefferson County treasurer's office
• Horse herpes: State recommends horses be kept at home
• Kiwanis Fish Fest is Thursday at Belmont
• City removes shelter made from trees in Kah Tai Lagoon Nature Park
• Pollution board upholds Port Townsend Paper co-gen permit proposal
• Motorcyclist rolls trying to avoid deer on SR 20
• Sports programs cut at Blue Heron
• Submarine to 3-D map shipwreck of SS Governor off Point Wilson
• School districts look to one-run bus system for savings
• Roundabout lawsuit gets thrown out of federal court
• Ferry service cuts nixed; no vibration problems with Salish
• Turn out for our 76th Rhododendron Festival!
• Share ideas at Thursday meeting for an expanded Jefferson County Library
• National Park Service solicits concession contract proposals for Kalaloch Lodge
• 'Noise, smoke, aircraft, boats' but no live ammo in Navy security exercise Thursday on Hood Canal
• PHOTO UPDATE: Oldsmobile noses into tidal flat after being clipped, wrecked by passing car on Highway 101
• Waterfront pilings reinforced on old Surf/Sea Galley building
• Legislature approves phasing out copper-based boat hull paint
• Rhododendron Festival carnival is coming to Memorial Field
• Cowboys lose tri-district baseball title game, advance to regionals at Castle Rock
• PTHS to host 'Imagine U @ College' with WSU on Tuesday
• Support East Jefferson Little League tonight with dinner, raffle
• Motorcyclist wrecks after rear ending a van
• Tri-Area Food Bank volunteer receives governor's award
• Port Ludlow Yacht Club boat parade is Saturday
• Discover Pass required for park entry as of July 1
• KPTZ goes on air Saturday
• Chimacum market hatches Sunday
• Coast Guard, WDFW assist capsized vessel off of Neah Bay
• Teacher layoffs topic of special Quilcene school board meeting Friday
• SPORTS WRAP: Cowboys secure regional baseball slot; Ranger boys need one win Saturday to make state
• Letter carriers volunteer for big food drive Saturday
• Nuclear fallout survival tips offered on locally-made website
• Farm bureau explains critical areas, agriculture law
• Transit GM to propose no-cut budget to board Tuesday
• Chimacum grieves loss of high school student, memorial held Thursday
• 'Salish Sea Circle' is born
• Rhody Run a family, community affair for volunteer Anita Schmucker
• Social Media Job Hunting
• Hood Canal Bridge opening restrictions begin May 21
• Hood Canal Bridge opening restrictions begin May 21
• Candidate filing period is June 6-10 for August primary with 47 seats open
• Wear a helmet, get an ice cream: EJFR and McDonald's reward bike safety
• PT joins in statewide 'Share Washington' campaign
• County library breaks usage records
• Port Townsend City Council pegs 3 properties as affordable housing possibilities
• Tune in to KPTZ starting Saturday May 14
• Boat swamps off Camano Island, one dead; Coast Guard rescue swimmer pulls boy from beneath boat
• Living history: Buildings, people celebrated for historical contributions
• Come hither! Medieval faire celebrates spring Saturday
• Delivery of new ferry is delayed one week
• BREAKING NEWS: No school today at Blue Heron School due to main waterline break
• Chimacum grieves suicide loss of high school freshman
• Chimacum High School drama performs Thursday, Friday
• Parade of Boats, Seattle sailing regatta come Saturday to Port Townsend Bay
• Author of Port Townsend Teen Read novel on teen suicide to meet with students, adults
• Leader email service disrupted; repair is pending
• O'Reilly Auto Parts signs lease for Hollywood Video storefront in Port Townsend
• Sales tax at highest in five years
• Ferry Salish passes sea trials
• Cotton Building is reborn as part of Civic District
• Osama bin Laden's death spurs reactions locally
• Wednesday is Walk Your Child to School Day
• Register by May 5 for Rhody Run, or you may not receive a finisher's T-shirt
• Star search is on for fetching dogs in Port Townsend
• Public comment period extended for second wharf at Bangor
• City of Port Townsend is recognized for healthy employees
• Sip for scholarships at Elks event May 7
• Navy has large role in death of Osama Bin Laden
• State orders flags at half-staff May 3 for fallen Marine
• Port Townsend library project inches forward
• Port Hadlock Pea Patch hosts 'open garden' Sunday
• East Jefferson Fire Rescue answers questions online
• Breeder to talk turkey - and chickens - May 2 at Quimper Grange
• Rhody Bike Tour is Sunday
• Rhody Bike Tour pedals 30-plus miles Sunday; short family route offered
• 'Kitchens afoot' Saturday at AAUW Kitchen Tour of Port Townsend
• Drug take-back day is Saturday
• June 4 is 'Free Day at the Museums'
• Poet Mary Lou Sanelli: First Friday Lecture
• Car teeters on cliffside in Discovery Bay; crews rescue passenger
• Snow, slush cause Sheriff's patrol car to crash in West End
• Memorial Field to be tested in advance of Rhododendron Fest carnival
• Boat school to dedicate new shop Saturday
• PT school board gives Laes a blank check
• 'Pearl of the Peninsula' is Quil's new moniker
• Space for lease: Commercial sites on tour
• Tours given at Elwha Dam powerhouse on next three Saturdays
• Mercantile backers move forward to create new store in Port Townsend
• Jefferson County Commissioners to meet with public Wednesday at Brinnon Motel
• Three families homeless after fire at Chimacum duplex
• Team Jefferson business class graduates 23
• Dove House, YMCA collaborate on Wednesday's walk, dine-out events
• Hadlock Days needs help; volunteers meet tonight at county library
• Volunteers sought for art festival
• 'Truth Event' focuses on evolution, Mayan calendar
• Downtown 'open space' tour set for April 29
• Biomass discussed at follow-up forum
• Enter to win a sail aboard Adventuress
• Dangerous fridge defrost causes small fire in Cape George
• Find maritime treasures at April 23 swap meet
• Chimacum's Cray pitches 'almost perfect' game
• Coast Guard rescues man from Olympic National Park
• Quilcene celebrates park reopening, 'Academy Awards' Saturday
• Children to find eggs in Jefferson County Easter hunts
• Founders' Day Celebration
• Quilcene celebrates park reopening, 'Academy Awards' Saturday
• Rotary aids nonprofits - and there's still time to apply for funding
• JeffCo Expo packs everything into Saturday, armwrestling, horse games, mud drags and more
• 'Fun fest' teaches health, safety
• 'Tis the season for paving contractors and potential other door-to-door scams
• Walk your child to school May 4
• The business of the arts, Centrum has huge impact on local economy
• PT schools expect to cut 10 teachers
• Frederickson new state leader in solar arrays; solar projects growing
• Amphibian alert: Survey season is here
• Get the dirt on gardening from PT experts Saturdays at Henery's
• Honor mom in print for Mother's Day
• County honors public health heroes
• Artist shares love for plein air Wednesday in Port Ludlow
• County offers free auto-pay service for taxes, due by April 30
• All about cancer: Daylong symposium with Jefferson Healthcare is April 23
• Navy wants second covered wharf at Bangor on Hood Canal; Public meeting Wednesday in Chimacum
• City hosts open house Wednesday for Wayfinding Project
• Coast Guard operations commander to speak April 19 at Port Townsend Yacht Club
• Olympic Culinary Loop offers taste-bud tour is Tuesday
• Jesus Parade on Palm Sunday in 20th year: look for the king on a motorcycle, and in a convertible
• Job consultations April 18, April 29 at county library
• Make Port Townsend sparkle for Earth Day; Main Street has projects
• Hello, 'bofferers'! New club for kids meets Thursday at county library in Port Hadlock
• County commissioners to meet with public Thursday at Cape George Fire Hall
• Hood Canal Bridge switch failure leads to long closure
• Rhododendron Festival plans move ahead
• Affordable housing: Progress slow, but happening
• City to cover Fourth of July fireworks
• Ferry tollbooths being realigned
• Studded tire deadline moved to April 25
• Ferry tollbooths being realigned at Port Townsend, Coupeville terminals
• Please, do not dial 911 to ask for road conditions
• This is National Crime Victims' Rights Week: Dove House supports victims
• Leader welcomes Easter listings by April 15
• City of Port Townsend wants public input April 18 on affordable housing
• Family legacy, heirloom digital scrapbooking is topic April 16
• Brinnon School PTO hosts auction on April 23
• Boat swap comes to Port Ludlow Marina April 16
• Swim float to return this summer at Quilcene beach
• Walk through Sunfield School, April 12
• Vehicle leaves highway, but trees keep it out of a 300-foot ravine
• OlyCAP get $6,000 grant to help veterans in Jefferson, Clallam counties
• Man airlifted to hospital after wreck on Swansonville Road
• Thanks to volunteers, Lake Leland, Oak Bay campgrounds are reopening
• Port Townsend Antique Show 'bigger and better' this weekend at fairgrounds
• April is the time to make kids our business
• Homeless shelter to get help from Rotary auction; get your tickets this week
• Transit driver needs help to get to Memphis to compete in international bus-driving contest
• State House budget includes money for Hadlock wastewater system, Building 202 remodel at Fort Worden State Park
• Donations 'save' Rhody Carnival
• County library plans for $8.4 million expansion
• Listings, not just sales, are legal in property revaluation process
• Transient's chance encounter may have saved homeless man from death
• Enroll for virtual school at PTHS
• Can housing be affordable? April 7 forum in Port Townsend targets issue
• Helen Kullman retiring as PT Food Bank manager; farewell party is Tuesday
• Pull over for emergency vehicles or get a ticket, says Washington State Patrol
• 'Visitor Bookings' an effort to maximize opportunities in Port Townsend
• State wants to adjust late Saturday sailings on Edmonds-Kingston ferry route; public comment needed by April 8
• Biomass follow-up meeting with Bill Wise is April 6 in Port Townsend
• Homelessness is target of Port Townsend Rotary charity auction April 30
• Yes, it seems early: Port Townsend Farmers Market opens Saturday
• Man, 5-year-old girl badly injured in car crash near Chimacum
• Port Townsend library aids job seekers
• Forum explores 100-year plan for economy, tourism
• 40 days and 40 nights
• No Rhody Fest carnival?
• Woman struggles to accept outpouring of generosity
• Tsunami: Discovery Bay mudflats hold clues to giant waves
• Child rape bill ends in state Senate; Victims have until age 28 to report crimes
• Undercover investigation into meth trafficking is not done, sheriff says; One suspect sold one and a half pounds of meth a month here
• Discovery Bay Fire District benefits from salmon derby this weekend
• Port Townsend woman wins $250,000 in Mega Millions drawing
• Buttons, buttons, the museum has the buttons
• Wayne Nagy is Port Townsend lodge's Elk of the Year
• AAA offers driver's refresher course
• Beekeepers available to visit classrooms
• Quilcene seeks slogan ideas: Pearl of the Peninsula?
• HUD loans help historic buildings in Port Townsend
• PUD enters into agreements with PT Paper Co.
• Five arrested in Jefferson County on charges of meth trafficking
• BREAKING NEWS: Jefferson Transit interim GM is mayor of Port Angeles
• Local 20/20 sponsors pro-con talk Monday on biomass projects
• Apply now for Jefferson County planning commission seat
• Earthquake, tsunami hazards to be discussed Sunday at Fort Worden USO Building
• PUD meets Friday on paper mill power request
• Murder at the Museum: First Friday Lecture
• Power outage hits 1,200 Puget Sound Energy customers in Port Townsend
• Shopper survey key to possible new mercantile
• A master of strategic submission
• Hospital CEO takes pay cut
• Online safety made simple for schools
• Adventurers got an earful at boating symposium
• Union rejects Port Townsend Paper mill contract offer
• Alleged metal thief has unlucky on St. Patrick's Day
• Jumping Mouse raises $10,000
• Leif Whittaker to tell his Everest story in Port Angeles to benefit Hurricane Ridge program
• Jefferson Transit GM resigns; 'not a good match' with board
• Port Townsend's newest state trooper earns top award
• UPDATE: Equipment failure darkens Water Street power customers today; PSE plans to have it repaired after midnight
• Jefferson County offers automatic-pay service for property taxes
• East Jefferson Rotary sells roses as fundraiser
• Rat Island Rowing and Sculling Club to rendezvous Tuesday; new people welcome
• Metal thief uses wheelbarrow to move stolen goods
• Work party on Saturday to improve Blue Heron trail
• Sen. Haugen believes ferry Salish will join Chetzemoka on Port Townsend- Coupeville route
• The Buttons Are Back
• Olympic Peninsula hospitals tap Swedish as health-care partner
• Early birds get first pick Saturday at Community Garage Sale at fairgrounds
• Health officials on radiation scare: No threat here; Do not self-medicate with potassium iodide; Do not take Prussian Blue
• Ichikawa sister city visitors to arrive as planned; public welcome is 4 p.m. Sunday at NWMC
• Tidal Clock now can be removed
• Tsunami surge lessons learned
• Communication difficult with families in Japan
• Report complete on Highway 101 widening project in Sequim; public meeting is Thursday
• Northwest Maritime Center sets new mark with spring boat symposium; registration deadline is Thursday
• Victorian fashions take stage Saturday at First Presbyterian Church
• It's a good week to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, just not with a DUI
• Port Townsend hosts Victorian Heritage Days March 18-20
• OlyCAP Pea Patch seeks volunteers, gardeners
• Rally for an hour Tuesday in Port Townsend in opposition to federal budget cuts
• Mudslide blocked Highway 101 near Lilliwaup
• Port Townsend City Council/East Jefferson Fire Rescue funding workshop is Monday
• Nominate your local 'health hero' for National Public Health Week
• Genealogy seminar March 19 focuses on American migration
• Change your batteries when you change your clocks ahead March 13 for daylight-saving time
• Port Ludlow Fire & Rescue to interview assistant chief candidates on Sunday
• Tsunami advisory in local waters following huge earthquake off Japan
• Free health fair focuses on sleep, feet and aging well legally
• Jefferson County library redesigns website
• Federal panel adopts options for ocean salmon sport fisheries
• Tides of March auction Saturday benefits Port Townsend Marine Science Center
• UPDATE: Students OK after school bus rear-ended on Highway 101
• Music for Wellness introduced Friday in Chimacum
• State looks to ban use of copper in boat paint
• Supreme Court slams Navy secrecy
• Yes or no to salmon net pens?
• Sandwich board signs need permits
• New name for watershed planning group
• City Council approves land swap, but waterfront hotel still needs permits
• Community continues school garden program; info meeting is Wednesday
• Application deadline is March 31 for HUD loans through Main Street to help historic buildings
• Hadlock Building Supply eyes remodel
• Supreme Court rules 8-1 against Navy in public records request for info on Naval Magazine Indian Island
• Washington State Patrol: 4 dead, 9 hurt in 4 wrecks stemming from DUI
• Jean Camfield wins state Jefferson Award
• Sexual assault program funding is topic at Dove House
• Fatal accident Sunday on SR 112 in Clallam County is vehicular homicide, says Washington State Patrol
• Labor concessions to save Ferries $10 million per year
• Sedro Wooley man crushed under truck tire while delivering propane near Port Townsend
• Shipwrights' Regatta starts at noon Saturday on Port Townsend Bay
• Black Ball Ferry Line purchases Victoria Express business operations
• Port Townsend Cruise: European car rally Sunday could bring 400 cars
• 'Lights, camera, Rhody' - Rhododendron Festival needs your support
• Port Townsend Public Works workshop March 9 to assist small contractors
• Ferry system reform bills moving in Olympia
• Things to do: Celebrate dogs, plant trees, improve your health and more
• Manufacturing jobs a step closer: Pindell Engineering has an $18 million contract in works, facility plans
• Economic development data shows trends
• Turmoil in Libya to be expected, recalls Port Ludlow man who worked on massive project
• McKenna rallies local Republicans
• Chalaat Creek cleanup winding down at site of U.S. Highway 101 fuel spill
• High Wind Watch issued for Pacific Coast; gusts as high as 55 mph possible in Port Townsend area Wednesday morning
• Nature Conservancy buys Rayonier land on Clearwater River in west Jefferson County
• Food security, land-use planning topic of Baril's presentation Wednesday to county planning commission
• WSP bomb squad checks plastic bag left outside courthouse in Port Townsend; it contained a towel and a book
• Hadlock Days committee welcomes help tonight; meeting at county library
• Nominations sought for Washington's 2011 Most Endangered Historic Properties List
• First Friday Lecture - Edward R. Murrow
• Maritime survey by state Archaeology and Historic Preservation comes to Port Townsend March 8
• Cleanup work continues this weekend on 4,300-gallon diesel fuel spill on Highway 101
• Take a vicarious trip to Italy, Greece - 'Sponsor a minute' of travel with Visit History students
• Seven independent schools featured at fair Saturday at county library
• 'King Lear' feast benefits Clemente Course students
• Talking about UFOs Saturday in Port Townsend; here our some favorite movies about UFO encounters
• Pindell Engineering holds open house on Friday; check out H2Out products, put in a job application
• Get dirty: Plant at Kah Tai Saturday
• Winter Storm Warning: Snow tonight, cold tomorrow so beware of icy roads; No school in Port Townsend Thursday
• UPDATE: 1-lane traffic on Hwy. 101 near Lower Hoh Road has flaggers all night due to overturned fuel truck
• State Parks director told: 'Parks are economic driver'
• Quilcene wants 'back on the map'
• Art with Heart auction raises $45,000 for kids
• McKenna headlines county GOP Lincoln Day Luncheon Saturday
• Friday fundraiser: Taste wine, cheese, chocolate with Jefferson Healthcare
• Winter's last shot? Slushy snow, frozen temps expected starting tomorrow morning
• Chimacum High School blood drive Wednesday is dedicated to Cossell
• Overflow memorial crowd remembers Jodi Cossell, the heart of Chimacum
• Olympic National Park youth job fair set for Wednesday in Port Angeles
• Jefferson PUD meets Tuesday on Puget Sound Energy contracts, agreements
• Fatality accident: Marrowstone Island couple dies in Carolina wreck
• Schwarz bringing Seattle Symphony for farewell concert June 17
• Fatality accident: Brinnon's Stan Johnston dies in crash on Hwy. 101
• Jefferson County Historical Society seeks Historic Preservation Awards nominees
• Season Opening with Mardi Gras Theme
• Downtown detours: Water Street closure includes 24-hour water-line shutoff starting Tuesday
• Occupants escape before chimney fire takes off
• Historical Society Announces Ground Breaking and Grants
• Teenager hurt in bicycle wreck in uptown Port Townsend
• Great Backyard Bird Count is Feb. 18-21
• Navy Region Northwest plans base security exercise next week
• Brinnon School seeks board member
• Flags at half staff Thursday for state worker Sam Gaydeski, who died Feb. 14 operating brush cutter in Jefferson County
• UPDATE: Ferry Chetzemoka OK after 'soft' grounding Tuesday in Keystone Harbor
• PT's 'Marrakech Express': Carolyn Watts' Morocco cooking school stirs up understanding
• Former inmate awarded $30k after spending two nights in cold cell
• Restaurant proposal gets nod from port - but nothing's final yet
• Hundreds plant trees in Tarboo to help salmon habitat
• Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding erecting the Jeff Hammond Boat Shop in Lower Hadlock
• Hadlock bicyclist airlifted to Harborview after roadside collision
• Air Force crash in Olympic National Park from 1975 to be explained Thursday
• Jefferson Healthcare public outreach meetings continue, starting in Port Townsend Wednesday
• Kingston-Seattle high speed foot ferry service under review; public comments welcome
• Celebration of life for Jodi Cossell is Sunday at Chimacum school gym
• Port Townsend library offers workshops for job seekers
• Museum Open on Holidays
• Input needed by Tuesday for noxious weed list
• Local 20/20, EarthDay EveryDay! seek volunteers for events at Fort Worden State Park
• Foster parent training begins in PT
• Learn to be a Beach Watcher at WSU Jefferson County
• Jefferson Healthcare nurses approve contract with lower pay raise than in the past
• Sprinkler pump issue led Coast Guard to pull Chetzemoka from service; ferry is back on schedule today
• Port of Port Townsend commissioners meet today to review business proposals for former Landfall space at Point Hudson
• PDA could manage Fort Worden State Park
• Quilcene speaks out on economic assets, liabilities
• Quilcene's Kittredge caught in Cairo protest
• United Good Neighbors grant creates local partnerships
• Nature Conservancy buys 17 acres on Dabob Bay along Hood Canal
• All three county tax measures pass: Transit, PT schools, Chimacum schools
• Port commission waives launch ramp fee for Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby Feb. 19-21
• Good morning, Port Townsend! KPTZ needs slogan
• Post-Super Bowl car accident brings DUI arrest
• VOTE: Ballot return at 47 percent with Tuesday deadline
• Flag lowering Tuesday honors state Department of Corrections employee
• Caretakers needed for H.J. Carroll Park in Chimacum
• Ballots on schools, transit due Tuesday
• SPORTS WRAP: PT boys to host playoff on Feb. 9, PT girls to host game Feb. 10 probably against Chimacum; Quilcene girls to host playoff Feb. 10
• Atmospheric scientist headlines Jefferson Land Trust meeting Saturday at PTHS
• Chinese new year: The rabbit
• Trumpeter swans on Olympic Peninsula believed poisoned after ingesting lead ammunition
• Public invited to Katherine Baril's retirement party Friday at NWMC
• Peace activist Kit Kittredge of Quilcene in Egypt with CodePink: Photos
• 'Discover Pass' proposed for access to state land, parks
• Housing market inches upward: Sales up, prices down
• Wealth drain: Property values could drop $426 million in Chimacum district this year
• Swain's lease runs until September, options eyed; customers give thanks
• College leader Deb Johnson, now deceased, made a difference
• Prescription medication may have contributed to car crash Tuesday on SR 19 near Prospect Avenue
• Three Chimacum/Port Hadlock stores caught selling alcohol to minors
• Port Townsend Farmers Market wins gold in statewide competition
• Jefferson County Shoreline Master Program receives state approval
• UFO, 'truth' events are booked in Port Townsend
• Nilsens are Citizens of the Year, Baril takes Business Leader honors
• Port Townsend police officer breaks ankle in scuffle with fleeing suspect
• Workers' compensation insurance premiums increase by 12 percent
• Nominations For Preservation Awards Sought
• Clue into mystery dinner theater for Valentine's Day; benefits Northwest Kiwanis Camp
• Historical Society Presents Fort Casey Lecture
• Electrical connection may have sparked fire in fifth-wheel RV parked along South Discovery Road
• Reconstructing the whale
• All the buzz: Mason bees to be discussed Saturday in Gardiner
• 'GPS for Mariners' is program Saturday at Point Wilson Lighthouse
• Fast-arriving EJFR firefighters keep garage from burning
• Pindell Engineering and H2Out filter: Jefferson County product could change the world
• Dr. Kim Rotchford: Investigators may return for more patient files
• County wins land use round over Brinnon resort designation
• Arrow Lumber to move forward with Port Townsend project
• Citizen, business leader brunch is Sunday; RSVP with Chamber Wednesday for awards ceremony
• Northwest Maritime Center hosts exhibit honoring boatbuilder Tolly Tollefson for his 100th birthday
• VOTE: Ballot return nearly at 20 percent
• Fishing in rivers around Puget Sound to close due to low wild steelhead returns
• Where have you found love? Tell us for a Valentine's Day story
• Beaver man stabbed in buttocks with meat fork
• Wireless hearing aid technology is topic Monday at Port Townsend Community Center
• Economic development talk is Tuesday in Port Townsend
• Pamela Roberts is interim director of WSU Extension in Jefferson County
• Conservation Futures requests grant applications
• Teen Community Read comes to PT thanks to foundation grant
• Port of Port Townsend's foot-ferry hopes cautiously renewed
• Chamber announces citizen, business leader award nominees
• School levies benefit core programs
• A home for Clara, built thanks to a banker, a builder, the USDA and a debt-free lifestyle
• Developer: Brinnon resort project needs political support
• Press breaks, so Leader print edition is late getting in the mail today
• Grant Street Elementary PTA auction is Saturday
• WSDOT, Makah tackle SR 112 landslide from both ends
• Learn to distinguish native plants at Jan. 21 workshop
• Gov. Gregoire orders flags flown at half-staff Jan. 19 for fallen WSDOT employee
• Flags at half-staff today for fallen soldier
• Brinnon, Quilcene school districts meet on superintendent search
• Port Townsend Kiwanis seeks Majhan Teen Leader nominees
• Business skills course offered by Team Jefferson
• Federal judge upholds state's Top 2 primary
• MLK Day Jan. 17: day of service for Washington Conservation Corps at Fort Flagler State Park
• Mudslide blocks both lanes of SR 112 at Rasmussen Creek near Makah Reservation
• ShrimpFest organizers to meet Sunday in Brinnon
• Mudslide blocks southbound Highway 101 near Hoodsport
• UPDATE: Mudslide cleared from Highway 101 near Hoodsport
• Teresa Verraes hired to lead Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
• Gregoire's Regional Ferry District plan would have 7 counties
• Discussion on 'peak oil' comes to Port Townsend Friday afternoon
• Coast Guard releases report on sinking of Alaska Ranger
• Jefferson is one of 17 counties in a 'state of emergency' due to the December 2010 storms (not from the snow that fell yesterday)
• Jefferson Healthcare eyes opening clinic in Port Ludlow; public meeting 6 p.m. Thursday at Bay Club
• Annual meeting for Equestrian Association is Thursday at county library
• Bronze thieves busy at Port Townsend marinas
• Driving hammered, 23 in Jefferson County get nailed for DUI over holidays
• Lowland snow possible Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning, followed by rain, rain, rain
• Chicken coop burns off McMinn Road
• Economic development talks coming to Quilcene on Jan. 11, Port Hadlock on Jan. 18, Port Townsend Jan. 25
• Farmers market board sets annual meeting Jan. 12
• Chance of snow by Sunday, with 'heavy snow event' possible later next week
• Beat winter blahs with talk on bicycling in southern France on Tuesday
• Gov. Gregoire proposes creation of a regional ferry district
• Ferry Chetzemoka misses two round trips for exhaust valve repair
• Recycle your Xmas tree Jan. 8 in Chimacum; DM Disposal picks up trees left curbside in Port Townsend Jan. 10-14
• Associated Press Legislative Preview reinforces necessary cuts to Washington state budget
• First responders save pooch from peril on ice-covered pond
• Transit approves 'insufficient' budget
• Frosty frolic: New year gives goose bumps in Nordland
• PT foot-ferry grant 'hung up' in Congress
• New free classified ad section aids job seekers
• Learn to light fundraising fire at Port Townsend Library program
• Political notebook: GOP re-elects Gregory, 24th District Democrats to meet
• Experience seabirds at Port Townsend Marine Science Center workshops
• New ferry Salish to be christened Jan. 4
• Elks Lodge rallying members, Ken Brink stepping up as leader
• First Friday Lecture Features Treadwell Gold
• Washington's new minimum wage is $8.67 an hour
• State ferry fares increase Jan. 1; 20 cents more for a car and driver on Port Townsend route
• Brrr-ing in the new year with Polar Bear Dip noon Saturday on Marrowstone Island
• Jefferson Transit provides free bus service New Year's Eve on two routes
• Obituary: Service for Natalia Watson of Chimacum is Saturday
• Coming off worst revenue year in 10 years, Port of Port Townsend opts for nominal moorage rate hike in 2011
• Supporters of sales tax for transit gearing for proposition campaign
• Getting on and off Chetzemoka: Learning how to use state's newest ferry
• Clinic reopens after search; no arrests made following Dec. 21 investigation
• Port extends Make Waves agreement
• Boat school in Port Hadlock to name new building in honor of Jeff Hammond
• Cruise to Protection Island on New Year's Eve, help the Port Townsend Marine Science Center
• Puget Sound sport crabbing to close Sunday, Jan. 2
• Missing child alert issued by Port Townsend police for Silas Rodriguez, 9
• High school basketball all day Tuesday, Wednesday with Crush in Slush tourney
• Port Townsend a finalist in 'coolest town' contest; go online to vote
• Jefferson County GOP Women support troops for holidays
• Nominees sought for 2010 business leader, citizen
• Christmas lights! Let them shine
• Fireworks Volunteers Needed
• First Night Plans Announced
• Don't let ferry travel get in your path to grandma's house
• SPORTS WRAP: PTHS teams fall in close games with North Mason
• Large food bank turnout expected in Port Townsend
• Countdown to the holidays including First Night Dec. 31, Polar Bear Dip Jan. 1
• Federal agents search medical clinic in Port Townsend
• Splitting wood: The battle over Indian Island's forests
• From Moscow: New Food Co-op manager will
• Husband shot by wife in murder-suicide was terminally ill
• PTHS basketball alumni to hoop it up Thursday
• Centrum budget taking hits; belts tighten
• Flags at half staff Dec. 21 for Army corporal who died from wounds received in Afghanistan
• Port Townsend superintendent gets one-year extension
• Quality Community Schools Committee forms to help Port Townsend M&O levy
• Gov. Gregoire's 'devastating' budget cuts: education, health care for poor, ferry runs and more
• Port Townsend Food Co-op talks carbon at NW Neutral Day
• Two dead in murder-suicide Wednesday night at Discovery Bay condos
• Commanding Officer’s Quarters Open Between Holidays
• United Good Neighbors campaign reaches 56 percent of goal
• Jefferson County commissioners approve 2011 budget
• Port postpones Make Waves vote
• Arrow lumber project: Target of city questions
• State auditor: Fort Flagler sewer project 'wastes millions'
• Lyle Knudson, 94, gets his Wisconsin degree
• State budget news: Governor proposes sweeping changes to state health care and pension programs; Consolidation of state agencies, elimination of boards, commissions
• Blood drive launched for Pat Kelly: Donate Dec. 17, Jan. 17
• Christmas dinner at Tri-Area needs volunteer staff
• Nature's gifts: meteors and eclipse this week
• Flags flown at half-staff Dec. 14 for fallen marine
• Monday night basketball: PT plays Port Angeles tonight
• Plenty of rain, no major flooding in Jefferson County
• Puppets sing, dance, skate at EJFR holiday show Monday
• UPDATE: Pickup spills load in Highway 101 ditch, WSP charges DUI
• Hear PTHS coaches Saturday evening
• Sports Wrap: PTHS teams get much-needed league wins
• Hancock Street seniors get direct bus service at no extra time, cost for Jefferson Transit
• Pineapple Express means big rains starting Saturday
• Learn planes, augers and more with PT School of Woodworking
• Union grocery workers approve new contract for Jefferson, Clallam counties
• Christmas Connection seeking gift donations by Dec. 14 for local kids, families
• Wet days ahead: Mudslides on highway to Sekiu
• Fiber Foursome plans holiday sale Saturday, Dec. 11
• City discusses proposed communications tower with public hearing Friday
• State auditor finds anonymous whistleblower correct: $5 million 'wasted' in contract mismanagement of Fort Flagler State Park sewer, water projects 2000-2009
• Tool collectors support boat school
• Katherine Baril retiring after 20 years here as WSU extension director
• Quilcene ambulance gets reimbursed for Tacoma Narrows ticket; gets law changed
• City launches $9.8-million library expansion project
• Slow Money, local food talk of Olympic Peninsula summit
• Chimacum school levy will join PT levy on Feb. 8 ballot
• Ferry service cuts are coming
• Local Holiday Events: Partake of seasonal delights
• 10th Citizens Police Academy starts in February 2011
• SPORTS WRAP: PTHS girls win league opener in overtime; Chimacum boys get off to fast start; Quilcene teams set for Sea-Tac action
• Kalaloch beach is open for razor clam digging Dec. 4-5
• State transportation official David Moseley at Monday's chamber meeting in Port Townsend
• Holiday Home Tour lights up Ludlow
• Van De Wege takes Whip position in House
• Businesses can support Main Street with tax diversion
• Time to think about boat winterization
• Holiday events: Discover, partake of seasonal delights from Port Townsend to Brinnon
• Mill cogen project appeal: It can start work anyway
• PT schools to ask voters for replacement levy
• State Parks managers prepare for deep cuts; Fort Townsend could close
• Hoh River fisherman's body found, tattoo aids in ID
• Chimacum's basketball season-openers are delayed
• YMCA discusses local control at forum
• Chimacum Corner Farm Stand aims to restore valley's rich heritage
• Businesses can support Main Street with tax diversion
• Transit passes sales tax resolution asking for 0.3-percent increase
• Boiler Room brews holiday donations
• Gallery Walk Features Photos of Jumbo
• Winter Shelter opens Nov. 28
• Winter Shelter opens Nov. 28
• Chetzemoka: setting the record straight; claims vs. correct info
• In the spirit of Thanksgiving: hundreds of chickens donated to food bank
• Swains Outdoor re-set is almost done
• County library passes budget; focus on programs, services, future expansion
• PT Paper's biomass project challenged in suit
• Emergency blog established by JeffCo Dept. of Emergency Management
• Gobble it up on Thanksgiving with celebrations in PT, Brinnon, Tri-Area
• Women Build Day volunteers do 'man's work' for Habitat for Humanity
• Storm pounds peninsula, residents chain up and dig out
• Fabian named distinguished member of Association of Space Explorers
• Oregon woman guilty in surrogate mother scam
• Cold weather, icy roads: NO SCHOOL WEDNESDAY in Port Townsend, Chimacum, Quilcene, Brinnon
• Gear up for the holidays: Shop local this Saturday with Main Street
• Local artists provide artwork for Gatheringplace calendar
• You-cut X-mas tree permits available
• Safety tips: Living in the cold
• Transit continues to run Tuesday
• Keep the Snow Days coming; sign the kids up for snow sports rec program
• Earthquake off Whidbey Island shakes Port Townsend
• Temporary emergency shelter open at Mountain View Commons
• Submit snow photos to the Leader
• PT schools closing mid-day due to snow; other cancellations
• Winter weather blasts Jefferson County; drivers should be prepared
• Mystery Bay closed to shellfish harvesting due to biotoxins
• Port approves property-tax increase
• PT plans to drain City Lake for water system repairs
• Winter Weather Advisory includes mix of snow flurries, wind chill
• United Good Neighbors helps ECHHO, other entities with charity
• Oregon woman guilty in surrogate mother scam
• Adopt a senior pet for holidays
• School district, superintendent learn from emergency closures
• Car wash ready to open in PT
• Grab your tackle boxes: Jumbo trout planted in Gibbs, Teal lakes
• Seattle comedian brings laughs to Castle Key Saturday night
• Better Living Center serves up a Thanksgiving meal Tuesday
• Forest official releases plan for Dosewallips Road
• Basiago discloses 'true history' of time travel Saturday at NWMC
• Vehicles collide near Hood Canal Bridge: Ludlow man airlifted to Harborview, SR 104 blocked 3 hours
• Interfaith Thanksgiving unites community with Nov. 23 services
• Chimacum man pleads guilty to rape
• Paddle Smart stickers may save your life, will save money
• Find it all at KPTZ Queen's Bazaar, held Saturday at Clam Cannery
• Stormy weather brings preparedness to mind; gather emergency items now
• PTHS's 'Foreigner' is fabulously funny; final performances are this weekend
• Ferry route public meeting tour under way; PT/Coupeville meeting is Dec. 6
• What can kill killer whales? Find out at Marine Science Center Thursday
• Good news, teens! Platt comes to JCL
• Downed power line causes fires, electrifies fence in Chimacum
• Brinnon School Board to take public comments on resort project
• Brinnon sewer project continues through county process
• Community welcomes Chetzemoka
• MacGillonie announces resignation from Chamber of Commerce
• Goldmark initiates protection for Protection Island
• State requests storm damage information from residents and business owners
• Main Street celebrates the holidays with open house, window-decorating contest
• Chimacum Corners Market opens; moves farmers market inside
• Chef shares ideas at PT Library during annual dessert auction Wednesday
• Hydrogen hub touted as next green energy idea
• Power outages stop Jefferson County in its tracks
• Boiler Room shows Japanese anime with local connection Tuesdays
• Chimacum students learn about nicotine addiction, express it in art
• Gov. Gregoire, tribal leaders welcome ferry Chetzemoka
• Beat the fever with flu shots
• Camphill community idea comes to Jefferson County
• Beattie named new director of Northwest Maritime Center
• Get in the picture! PT Community Portrait is Nov. 14 at ferry dock
• Capital fund puts Quilcene's fire department budget in the black
• Pitch in to the Zack Chambers Lifeguard Fund Sunday at Sirens
• Join medical directory with online form
• Port of PT approves slight property tax increase
• Enter your holiday wreath to win cash and prizes
• Property taxes due; pay before Dec. 1 to avoid penalties, interest fees
• County has new food, garden forum meeting Saturday at library
• CEA auction in Port Ludlow Saturday benefits domestic violence prevention
• Welcome Chetzemoka Sunday in Port Townsend, Keystone
• New Posh owner maintains hair fashion show fundraiser Saturday at Legion Hall
• Election analysis: Austin rode PT, mid-county support to re-election
• The Vermont connection: Goddard College president eager to expand programs in PT
• Hancock residents petition for transit change
• Cat turns on toaster, torches kitchen
• Tilth conference comes to Fort Worden
• Hospital boards weigh in on regional agreement; Directing patients to one healthcare system under discussion
• Veterans Day events set in Jefferson County
• Local musicians tape KING 5 show Wednesday
• Port Ludlow's John Fabian named distinguished member of Association of Space Explorers
• Online voting extended one week in Best Foods contest
• 'Welcome Chetzemoka' ferry ceremonies cancel six regular sailings on Sunday, Nov. 14
• Failure to yield serves T-bone crash just off Hood Canal Bridge
• Astoria woman in surrogate mother scam case will stay in jail two more weeks
• ELECTION NEWS: McEntire concedes to Tharinger
• SPORTS WRAP: Rubio third, Piatt 5th at state cross country meet; Bancroft has 100-yard interception return in Quilcene win; Cowboys fall 21-7
• State budget crisis threatens goal of having two new ferries on Port Townsend route
• Pictures of autumn - send yours!
• Tide cancellations adds extra late-night runs tonight on PT/Coupeville ferry
• Season's second ocean razor clam dig begins Nov. 5
• Jefferson's public hospital board turns down 1 percent tax hike
• Beyond the call of duty: Erickson, Krysinski thanked by Port Townsend Police Department
• Coast Guard helicopter rescue demonstration 1 p.m. Friday off Northwest Maritime Center
• Coast Guard unit conducting escort training on Hood Canal; don't mind the flares
• Jump start the season with Holiday Fair this weekend at Fairgrounds
• Memorial for Bob Boardman in Port Townsend is Sunday at Quimper Grange
• Surrogacy scam snags PT couple
• Gregory files Prop. 1 complaint with state
• Trip to West End for beauty - and history
• State to preserve 24,000 aquatic acres off Protection Island
• ELECTION RESULTS: Local winners are Prop. 1, Austin, Landes, Rosekrans
• Hospital board to vote Wednesday on 1 percent property tax increase
• Look here for election results tonight
• AARP traffic safety course helps seniors get insurance discount
• Sign up now for Tri-Area Christmas for Children program
• East Jefferson Fire Rescue budget to be discussed Nov. 4
• Stories, obituaries in the Leader's print edition and e-edition
• Blue Heron school closed Monday; no electrical power, no phones
• Vote by Friday vote for your 'Best Foods' choices in Leader's annual contest
• Bring food bank donations to Puget Sound Energy in PT, Four Corners
• ELECTION: Jefferson County ballot return at 51 percent
• Canadian motorcyclist dies after colliding with deer on Highway 101
• Bob Boardman's service in PA Saturday; Nov. 7 service in PT to follow
• SPORTS WRAP: PTHS plays loser-out soccer match Saturday
• Kirkin' o' the Tartans is Sunday at First Presbyterian in Port Townsend
• Volunteers sought to help serve Thanksgiving Day meal at Tri-Area Community Center
• Saturday's pancake breakfast to feed PT schools, nourish community connections
• Celebration of Life for Boardman is 1 p.m. Saturday in Port Angeles
• Treat yourself to East Jefferson Rotary's Harvest Ball on Saturday at Elks Lodge
• County property taxes due Oct. 31, but you have until Monday, Nov. 1 to get it postmarked
• Four areas of Puget Sound reopen Nov. 15 for late-season crab fishing
• Free foreclosure avoidance program is Thursday at Jefferson County Library
• PT Paper Corp.'s cogeneration permit issued
• Community Portrait now part of ferry's ceremonial day on Nov. 14
• Preventative maintenance: Paint, slate roofs, chimney work at Fort Worden
• Assault rifle brandished during road rage incident on SR 20
• Halloween events set for children, and adults who love to costume
• SPORTS WRAP: PTHS soccer plays sub-district game Thursday at Orting
• County approves six-year wish list of road projects
• JCL presents author Jack Nisbet
• Leif Whittaker adds show Nov. 11 on his Everest summit
• State issues cogeneration permit for Port Townsend Paper Corp.
• Leader wants your holiday event calendar listings
• Historical Society Plans West End History Weekend
• Paper mill fined $18,000 for water discharge violation in May
• Truck traffic on PT ferry to be limited this Tuesday and Wednesday
• SPORTS WRAP: Piatt wins league cross country meet; Cowboys take Homecoming game; Ranger volleyball team breaks losing streak; swimmers earn another league win; PTHS soccer girls await playoff position
• Port Townsend Community Portrait with ferry will not be on Halloween
• Krumkake, lefse, waffler: Celebrate Scandinavian culture Saturday at Blue Heron
• ELECTION: Ballot return at 21 percent
• JCHS Receives $200,000 Grant and Launches Capital Campaign
• Deer encounters of the weird kind
• Boiler Room open house is tonight; free pasta
• ELECTION: Richmond levels accusations at Rosekrans in race for county prosecutor position
• JeffCom Dispatch hit by internal power outage; backup facility in Port Townsend used
• WAVE food drive Saturday relies on delivery, not door to door pickup
• Fall Fruit Show in Port Townsend Saturday: test your apple knowledge
• Female found dead, floating in Discovery Bay near Gardiner boat ramp
• 'Renaissance man' Boardman mourned
• Family Portrait is Oct. 31, just before Halloween parade
• Traditional Navy ceremony brings in new Indian Island commander
• Judge upholds PUD taxes in PT
• Brinnon crew extricates accident victim on Highway 101
• Port jumps on Quincy Street Dock repair project
• Cantwell, Inslee staff to host federal funding workshop on grant applications, etc.
• Deadline for HUD loans aimed at commercial buildings is Oct. 27
• We think we're sometimes stranded on the Olympic Peninsula, consider ferry woes on lower Whidbey Island
• Inspirational film is basis for fundraiser for Special Olympics Oct. 24
• Navy to conduct on-water response drill Tuesday on Port Townsend Bay, Kilisut Harbor
• WAVE food drive coming Oct. 23 charts new path with donation drop-off sites
• Port Townsend Public Library launches new website
• FERRY ALERT: Port Townsend/Coupeville ferry is OUT OF SERVICE so far today
• From tree to pie: Jefferson County Apple Pie Baking Contest seeks entrants
• Show, swap, watch trains with North Olympic Peninsula Railroaders
• Truck traffic on Port Townsend ferry route to be limited Oct. 26-27 by terminal work
• Jefferson Transit Authority Board meeting rescheduled to Oct. 26
• Speed limits lowered on portions of Jacob Miller Road, Cook Avenue and near Kala Point
• Port Townsend School Board meeting format changing to promote discussion
• ELECTION NEWS: Ballots are in the mail, due back or postmarked by Nov. 2
• Ferry ceremonies set Nov. 14; service on Nov. 15; Chetzemoka back-up is passenger ferry
• ELECTION NEWS: Travel expenses raised in Tharinger-McEntire race
• Brooke Little raising cash to aid Ethiopia orphans
• Seniors reminded to use farmers market vouchers
• County commissioner, prosecutor candidates at forum Thursday in Port Townsend
• ELECTION: Alcohol decisions
• Woah baby! Thursday is deadline to vote in the baby photo contest
• County faced with open records challenge from attorney
• County's enhanced 911 system to cost most phone owners 20 cents more per month
• Jazz brunch features Carmichael's son
• Hoh River fisherman David Hudson missing overboard
• Port Townsend Main Street merchant's breakfast is Thursday
• Arms out: Flu shot clinics continue through fall
• Ninth Circuit Court upholds Washington's law that convicted felons cannot vote
• Good news on the ferry: peak season surcharge ends
• Chetzemoka ferry ceremony set Sunday, Nov. 14 with service starting Nov. 15
• Chetzemoka ferry ceremony set Sunday, Nov. 14 with service starting Nov. 15
• Mining company wins third legal round; County must process permit for operation near Port Ludlow
• SPORTS WRAP: Big week for PTHS soccer; swimmers take down Goliath; 'Cheer for a Cure' Saturday in Quilcene; PTHS football game is Saturday
• Washington state agencies to close Monday, Oct. 11 as part of budget-saving effort
• Whale of an event Saturday launches PT Marine Science Center expansion project
• Light industrial park at airport has $56,000 grant
• Septic system workshops scheduled for October
• East Jefferson Recreation Club says farewell to Janet Ramsey
• Hood Canal Coordinating Council environmental awards to be given Nov. 5 in Port Townsend
• Public comments on mill cogeneration permit are due Friday
• Rotary's 'Ultimate Garage Sale' is Saturday at Fairgrounds
• No Child Left Behind scores: Math woes continue for area schools
• Commissioners codify sales tax break policy based on Prop. 1 passage
• Election: Unorthodox attorney Richmond wants prosecutor's seat
• First razor-clam dig of season starts Oct. 7; Kalaloch Beach is open Oct. 8-9
• Dog Presents Check
• Lack of coho eggs at fish hatchery closes salmon fishing at Quilcene
• Election forum Thursday at Masonic Lodge in Port Townsend
• Giddy up to Girls' Night Out on Thursday in Port Townsend
• Fort Worden State Park's lower campground closed for sewer system improvement project
• Tsunami warning sirens to be tested at noon Monday
• Puget Sound recreational season expanded; next summer's season includes sport crabbing on Satur
• Protection Island Aquatic Reserve Management Plan meeting is Oct. 6 in Port Townsend
• Port Townsend receives Preserve America grant for Wayfinding Project
• Calling all job seekers for workshops on Mondays at Port Townsend Library
• Farmers Market 5th Harvest Dinner is Sunday at Northwest Maritime Center
• Saturday is season's first Port Townsend Marine Science Center bird migration cruise
• Port Townsend and Jefferson County are state leaders in solar projects
• Jefferson Transit to restore popular city shuttle service Oct. 17
• Paper mill's cogeneration permit hits comment snag
• Co-op board rejects Israeli-food boycott proposal
• Cold murder case investigation leads to search for bones on Protection Island
• Proposition 1: Family nurse program, teen drug prevention at risk
• Abandoned car found wrecked, burning on Dosewallips Road
• Olympic Peninsula Tourism Summit is here Oct. 13; save money if preregistered by Sept. 29
• County commissioners set Prop. 1 sales tax hearings Tuesday in Chimacum, Thursday in Port Townsend
• State re-opens Discovery Bay, Mats Mats, Port Ludlow beaches for recreational shellfish harvesting
• Truck knocks over utility poles along Sims Way; highway closed while damage repaired; Grant Street E
• First Friday Lecture: Life at Destruction Island Lighthouse
• Schooner Zodiac disabled by broken main mast during cruise near San Juan Islands
• SPORTS WRAP: Chimacum tops PT in volleyball; PTHS soccer girls 'playing at the highest level�
• She's here! MV Chetzemoka arrives in Port Townsend to begin training
• Whidbey Bank purchases North County Bank after state shuts it down
• Public hearing on Brinnon sewer system is 2 p.m. Tuesday
• Eat chocolate, drink and dance for schooner Adventuress Saturday in Seattle
• Oyster Run brings hundreds of motorcycles through Port Townsend Sunday
• Boat fire injures one; faulty propane heater cited
• State Patrol says unsafe passing, following too close led to 4-car wreck on Center Road
• Human remains found on Protection Island in 1973 stir 'cold case' interest in former Port
• No sea kayak symposium in Port Townsend this year
• Ferry could appear here this week
• Israeli official urges PT not to boycott products
• Bad day for metal but no terrible injuries with Tuesday wrecks at bridge and on Highway 101
• Drug Take-Back Day Sept. 25: Drop off unused prescription drugs Saturday at Port Townsend Safeway
• Navy seeks comments on expanded military training area
• Port Townsend Food Co-op board rejects Israeli boycott proposal
• Burglars nabbed inside Gardiner home
• Motorcyclist breaks arms in Highway 101 wreck near casino
• Bear alert: Wife's actions likely averted more serious injury for bear attack victim near East
• From 'A Fistful of Tacos' to 'Field of Greens'; vote for your favorite movie-the
• Kessler endorses Democrat Tharinger for House of Representatives, Pos. 2
• Students Tour Smithsonian Exhibit
• Blue Heron writers published in anthology, celebrated Sept. 22 at Seattle Art Museum
• SPORTS WRAP: Rangers 2-0 in football; PTHS wins 2 soccer games; Pirates tackle Redskins; swimmers ha
• Sequim teen hurt in Highway 101 wreck in Jefferson County
• Freddy Pink concert 6 p.m. Saturday at Fort Worden is benefit for Memorial Athletic Field
• First-ever Natural Resources Tribal Summit sought common ground with tribes on state land access, ma
• Hospital auxiliary sells founder's antique jewelry from her world travels
• State takes delivery of Chetzemoka; it should be in service by Thanksgiving
• Tsunami siren test successful in Port Townsend
• Rare Russian fighter airplane at PT Aero Museum until Sunday
• Edith "Dode" Campbell died Sept. 7; services held Saturday, Sept. 18
• Semi-truck crashes, blocks Hwy 101 in Brinnon until 2 p.m. Wednesday
• Celebrate harvest season with WSU's annual Farm Tour
• Quilcene Fair is a 'Day in Paradise' with fun run, parade, carnival, antler show, car show & foo
• DUI effort nets 16 arrests in Jefferson, Port Townsend
• Bailey hired to run Seattle Parks Foundation
• Aboard the Chetzemoka
• Israeli official to talk before Co-op faces boycott decision Sept. 21
• Boyer's posts on Free Republic raise Dems' concerns
• Port Townsend man injured in DUI wreck in Pacific County
• Port Townsend Boatworks reunion is Saturday
• Discovery Bay reopened for shellfish harvesting
• State closes Hood Canal beaches for recreational oyster harvesting until Oct. 1
• Woman burned when Port Townsend home catches fire
• Port Townsend man injured in DUI wreck in Pacific County
• Full 30-second wail coming with Wednesday's siren test as part of statewide 'drop-cover-ho
• State still waits for Coast Guard report before Chetzemoka crew training can begin
• SPORTS WRAP: A big week for Chimacum teams
• WSDOT painting 'no park' zones for driveways on SR 3 near Hood Canal Bridge
• Even walk-on passengers should plan ahead to make the Port Townsend ferry due to Wooden Boat Festiva
• 37th Crafts by the Dock Fair is Saturday and Sunday downtown
• Pot bust in Port Townsend: 30 marijuana plants confiscated, man arrested
• Comment by Sept. 16 on federal plan for Protection Island, San Juan Island wildlife refuges
• Commemorate 9/11 at Port Townsend Bell Tower 9 a.m. Saturday
• Jefferson Healthcare CEO's base salary is $225,000
• Once A/B Dock is done next year, Port of Port Townsend considering square footage, not length, for m
• Visit 'Lady Washington' at the shipyard
• Port Townsend native son Nick Harper in 38th District race for state Senate
• Top 10: What every tourist should know about Port Townsend during Wooden Boat Festival
• More boats than ever: 34th Wooden Boat Festival showcases region
• Waterfront construction mostly idle this month
• Sportsman club wants pistol range, SSNW has indoor plan
• Tsunami warning sirens in Port Townsend worked on Monday's test
• Surf rescue training coming to Sayulita, Mexico, as part of Zack Chambers project
• Port Townsend artists on stage at Bumbershoot
• Good for the Hood environmental achievement nomination deadline Oct. 1
• Tsunami warning siren test at 11 a.m. Monday
• Friday Night Football: Chimacum, Port Townsend lose season openers
• Thunderbird fleet regional regatta on Port Townsend Bay
• Coast Guard gets tug crewman to hospital in Port Townsend
• Public open house is Monday at Mountain View Commons
• Most state agencies are closed Tuesday, Sept. 7 to save money
• Shackles and chains fail would-be school consultant in Port Townsend
• Burn ban for Port Ludlow area, Fire District 1 extended to Sept. 15
• Last 'Concerts on the Dock' is 6 p.m. Thursday; Music by Blacky Sheridan
• Plan ahead starting Tuesday, Sept. 7 to the tune of these public school bells
• Port Townsend's Sizzling Sidewalk Sale offers hot deals Labor Day weekend
• Chetzemoka, where for art thou?
• More traffic cameras for Hood Canal Bridge area, mostly on Kitsap side
• Crewman injured on ship at Naval Magazine Indian Island
• Bob Wilson celebrated, station dedicated
• PT voters reject Prop. 1
• Peninsula College president speaks Thursday morning in Port Townsend to Jefferson Higher Education C
• Host families needed for two exchange students
• Building pedigrees coming from Jefferson County Historical Society
• Learn mushroom lore Wednesday at Quimper Grange
• Good luck getting your car on the ferry to see PTHS football opener Friday in Coupeville
• Biotoxin levels improve in PT Bay; sport shellfish harvest reopened
• Plan ahead for heavy ferry traffic this coming Labor Day weekend
• Charges pending against Port Townsend motorist for causing motorcyclist's death on Highway 101
• Smithsonian Ribbon Cutting
• Slight Increase in Hopper Fire activity in Olympic National Park
• Flash fire from pan on stove contained to Port Hadlock home's kitchen
• First Friday Lecture On Westward Migration
• Auto sale at old Courtesy Ford site benefits United Good Neighbors
• Dispose of your hazardous household waste Saturday at Castle Hill Mall
• Quilcene Station 21 being renamed to honor Chief Wilson; ceremony is Saturday
• Bus schedule changes; parents can ride first few days with pre-registration - sign up by Sept. 1
• Quilcene fish hatchery lawsuit settled
• Parts from stolen Port Townsend cars found when search warrant served; two arrested
• Ferry Chetzemoka could be here in October
• Delta Rays perform Thursday for Chamber's 'dcck' concert
• Paper mill's 'green' energy proposal on Ecology fast track
• Feds fund fiber optic future for county
• Hill Finnie named Washington State Arts Commission chair
• Port Townsend seeks historic photos of our 1913 Carnegie library building, staff
• Free screenings for vision, hearing Thursday at Safeway thanks to Lighthouse Lions Club
• Potluck Play Day Aug. 29 benefits volunteer Tom Parcher, injured in bike accident
• Free screenings for vision, hearing Thursday at Safeway thanks to Lighthouse Lions Club
• It's a big weekend in Port Townsend with Classic Car Show, Uptown Street Fair and Artist Studio
• Broadband Internet: About $3.6 million coming to lay fiber optic cable in Jefferson County, Port Tow
• Learn the art and science of composting at Saturday workshop series
• Wednesday's Hilltop bingo boosts library's 'Books for Babies'
• Jefferson County man dies in crash on SR 104, two teenagers from Bellevue injured
• Walk across America with Sequoia Warner this Sunday, Aug. 22
• Family-fun parks & rec fundraiser at drive-in is Sunday
• Sea trials next week with temporary fix to Chetzemoka's vibration issue
• UPDATED ELECTION RESULTS: Boyer vs. Austin for county commissioner; Legislative races set
• Celebration of Lonny Ritter's life is Saturday
• UPDATED ELECTION RESULTS: City voters have turned down levy lid lift tax increase
• Felicia Allen named 4-H Leader of the Year
• County's assessed value drops $12 million
• Putting up: Summer canning season opens with pickles, cherries, peaches
• Neon colors splash India Association camp in PT
• Marine openings, 3-car bumper bash on Hood Canal Bridge snarls traffic Sunday exiting Olympic Penins
• Start and stop: If Chetzemoka passes sea trials, 4-6 weeks from delivery
• One more day of our August heat wave
• Aerial spraying of herbicides is underway on Coyle, Thorndyke timberlands
• UPDATED: Boycott of Israeli goods threatens to divide Port Townsend Food Co-op members
• Red Flag fire danger warning today; Mount Hopper fire in Olympic National Park has doubled in size
• Close encounters of the fish kind coming Friday to Blyn
• Passing on the right turns out to be wrong for Sequim motorist
• Port Townsend contestant aims for Antarctic adventure through online contest
• Six children chosen for Chetzemoka's inaugural sailing
• Jefferson County Historical Society News: Comic Book Exhibit To Close
• PSE Sponsors Smithsonian
• Historical Society Offers Trip to Island of Gullah Culture
• Garth Stein Talk To Benefit History And Animals
• First Friday Lecture: Buried Past Comes Alive
• History Camp Projects In Smithsonian Exhibit
• Native American Basket Exhibit to Close
• Smithsonian Coming to Historical Society
• Rothschild House Features ‘Black Dresses’
• ‘We Came With Dreams’ Now Showing at Jefferson County Historical Society
• Historic Walking Tours Begin For The Season
• Clayton Sampler
• Historical Society Hosts Olympic Peninsula Authors
• Historical Society Summer History Camps
• Rothschild House Opens for Season
• First Friday Lecture to Feature Author of Guernica
• Commanding Officer’s Quarters Opens for Season with New Exhibit on Spanish American War
• Historical Society Authors Book on Olympic Mountains
• Jefferson County Historical Society News - First Friday Lectures
• History Hunt at Jefferson County Museum
• Seafaring Family Activities At Museum For Community Read
• Historical Society Seeks Old Family Movies
• Historical Society Holds Family Fun Day
• First Friday Lecture Features Poetry Readings
• Winter Hours At Jefferson County Museum
• First Night Plans Announced
• New Exhibit: The Tools That Built Port Townsend
• Historical Society Auctions Max Grover Painting 'First Night'
• First Friday Lecture Features Author of Internment Story
• Museum Exhibit Features 120 Years of Leader
• Jefferson County Archaeology Subject of First Friday Lecture and Artifact Identification
• Photo Exhibit Opens During Gallery Walk
• First Friday Lecture to Feature Civil War Re-enactor/Author
• Historical Society Offers Trip to Island of Gullah Culture
• New Artwork on Display at Visitor Center
• First Friday Lecture Features Native American Basket Expert
• New Art Exhibit at Olympic Peninsula Gateway Visitor Center
• Summer History Camps
• First Saturday is ‘Free Day at the Museums’
• Historic Photo Exhibit at Visitor Center
• Historical Society Features Hiking on the Olympic Peninsula
• Native American Basket Exhibit And Basket Making Workshop
• Historical Society Offers Victorian Language Of Flowers Workshop
• Enhanced Walking Tours Feature Colorful Characters
• Rothschild House Opens with ‘Summer Whites’
• Walking Tour Photo Opportunity Update - May 1, 2009
• Historical Society Offers Mother’s Day Tea and Fashion Show
• Historical Society Announces Preservation Awards
• Bridge Closure Activities
• Woody Guthrie to Perform for Historical Society
• Historical Society Plans Bridge Closure Activities
• First Friday Lecture Features History Day Students
• JCHS Elects New Board Members And Officers
• Historical Society Holds Free Family Fun Day
• Walking Tours Begin Season Early with Special Programs
• Comic Books in Exhibit and Lecture
• Nominations for Preservation Awards Sought
• First Friday Lecture To Feature Gullah Journey
• First Night Anchor Raising
• Youth Help Prepare for First Night
• First Night to Feature Expanded Venues and Activities
• $450,000.00 Grant to Historical Society for Research Center
• West Coast Sea Kayak Symposium
• $350,000.00 Donation to Historical Research Center Project
• Major Expansion of Historical Society Research Center
• Fort Worden Children's Choir Festival
• Rhododendron Festival
• 12th Annual Victorian Festival
• JeffCo HomeShow
• Jeffco Expo
• Jefferson County Fair Associations 6th Annual Garage Sale And Auto Swap
• The Marine Exhibition

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