Port Townsend City Manager John Mauro has announced the tentative good news that the city is on the short list for a large chunk of change from the state Department of Ecology. “It’s not official ...

FAMILIAR FAVORITES WEEKLY SENIOR NUTRITION MEALS IN PT Coastal Community Action Program is serving Senior Nutrition meals at the Port Townsend Community Center Monday through Friday from noon to 1:00 ...

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The U.S. Navy has released its Draft Amended Analysis to the Growler Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), but the Navy’s avenues for further public involvement in the process have drawn criticism ...

County leaders are actively searching for a viable way to keep the Port Townsend Recreation Center open despite budgetary constraints. “Nobody wants to close the rec center,” County Administrator Josh ...

Every year, Port Ludlow Performing Arts (PLPA) sends a team of board members to the Arts Northwest booking conference, where they listen to live music from various bands and performers of all kinds, ...

From Dungeons and Dragons to sunburned car washes and all the other good times, the Chimacum Senior Class of 2025 really had a good run. I have seen a lot in my high school career, … ...

With the national election casting a dark cloud over the last week, I am writing with a word of hope. While progressives struggled across the country, Washington proved that we are not willing to go ...

The subject of affordable housing issues in Port Townsend has played out in recent weeks in the “Letters to the Editor” pages, as residents wrote in with concern about a change in zoning that would ...

This fall is shining a spotlight on Puget Sound filmmakers, one of whom is set to be featured at the Port Townsend Film Festival (PTFF) this month, and another of whom is seeing her film debut on a ...

I’m running for City Council because Port Townsend needs someone who will fight to keep this community affordable for the workers, families, and elders who make it special. I grew up here, and I’m ...

Harold was born in Port Townsend and grew up in Chimacum, graduating from Chimacum High School in 1954. He married Patricia Gleer and worked for Buck Mountain Logging Company as a boom man. He moved ...