Traps to be set to see if invasive bugs on Peninsula
Port Townsend city officials are asking community members to help control poison hemlock near their homes and in public rights of way.… Continue reading
Freshly made song sends off WA360 team before race
Vaccinated individuals have chance to win state prizes
IN JUST TWO weeks, summer will begin (Sunday, June 20 at 12:21 p.m.) but the weather of late sure has us fooled into believing it… Continue reading
More racers coming in today
Accused appears to remain in a fog
A harmful algae bloom in Discovery Bay that caused a shellfish closure in April has dissipated, and shellfish samples were found to… Continue reading
Online survey takes comments on Dark Sky initiative
Students at the New Day Learning Academy of Port Townsend have raised $1,300 through Heifer International’s Read to Feed program. The program… Continue reading
The three Jefferson County commissioners will consider recommendations from the Joint Oversight Board on Housing and Homelessness concerning grant funding for low-income housing and housing… Continue reading
Tourist season, increase in variants cited
Fifteen vendors to start season
Man incoherent at hearing
AmeriCorps service members will present two free workshops on Sunday. From 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Nate Rees will discuss the strategy… Continue reading
Gallery 9 is featuring Nancy Rody’s art glass and KarenLee Eaton’s photography in June. Gallery 9, the home of the North Olympic… Continue reading
The 2021 Peninsula College Student Art Exhibition features 36 artworks composed of a variety of mediums. Artwork ranges from surrealism to photography… Continue reading
‘Everyday heroes’ propel craft from Tacoma to Port Townsend
The Port Townsend Gallery is spotlighting woodworking artist Martha Collins and painter Scott Pascoe during June. The gallery, at 715 Water St.,… Continue reading
Navy personnel cleaned up a small oil spill estimated to be about 20 gallons from a ship leaving Naval Magazine Indian Island… Continue reading
