Thursday, November 21, 2019
Tom Jay, who was well known for his contribution to bringing the summer chum back to Chimacum Creek, as well as for his bronze sculptures and his poetry, died on Nov. 10 after a battle with cancer. He was 76.
Port Townsend’s City Council on Nov. 4 approved plans for a new wastewater discharge pipe at North Beach, but that plan is now running into opposition.
Photographer James Taylor reflects on the fall sports season in a series of photos.
One of Port Townsend’s first forays into solving the affordable housing shortage is making progress, despite delays and a final pricetag three times what was expected when developers moved a finished building from Victoria, B.C., to a new site in Port Townsend.
Imagine yourself walking through Cappie’s trails, or sitting on the beach at Fort Flagler. What do you see? The forest floor, the gnarls of roots, the treetop canopy, Admiralty Inlet, the sand, the rocks and the waves lapping the shore. What do you hear? The wind in the trees, the waves lapping on the shore and maybe the chirping of the Hutton’s Vireo or the squawk of the common Glaucous-winged Gull.
Meeting in special session on Nov. 12, Port Townsend’s City Council adopted several changes aiming to increase the amount of affordable housing in the city through deregulation.
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