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Building 324 will provide more than 3,500 square feet divided into four studios, plus an additional gallery space.
Fort’s ‘Makers Square’ rehab awarded $500K
Visitors to Fort Worden might have noted the ongoing fruits of its latest windfall, even if it made their paths through the state park slightly less convenient. Fort Worden was recently awarded … more
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From left are Renee Klein, from left, Anneli Molin-Skelton and Aletia Alvarez as of Jan. 1 are co-owners of Madrona MindBody Institute. The three each bring unique talents to the table and work together to create a sense of community.
Building a community together
Building a sense of community through wellness, and ensuring it is accessible to all is the common thread that unites the three co-owners of Madrona MindBody Institute. more
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Lauren Anderson-Smith of Seattle picks through the stones offered at Phoenix Rising during a day trip to Port Townsend on Nov. 28.
PT offers items not available anywhere else
The hottest items flying off the shelves this holiday season have one thing in common — none can be found in a big box store. At Phoenix Rising, 696 Water St. in downtown Port Townsend, owner … more
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Dan Huntingford, left, with staff members Virginia, Desi, Debbie, Ron, Kim, Jan and Randy, outside of SOS Printing in 2012.
SOS Printing closes its doors
The sudden closure of SOS Printing came as a surprise to Port Townsend and Jefferson County communities when owner Dan Huntingford, after being diagnosed with a serious illness, announced his … more
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PT locals apply to start marijuana business
Another recreational marijuana producer and processor business is looking to start up in East Jefferson County, and a number of its prospective neighbors took the time to lodge their objections.Port … more
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Businesses, wetlands considered in runway project
Should a major runway replacement project go forward at Jefferson County International Airport, the impact of runway closures to businesses should be taken into consideration, said one local … more
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New chamber director says working with government is key
Arlene Alen, the new executive director for the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce (JCCC), says that a “chamber of the future” is one that works hard not only hosting luncheons, but integrating … more
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Marijuana proposal heads for second hearing on March 29
Olympus Gardens owner Austin Smith’s reapplication for a marijuana production business on Marrowstone Island is set for a public hearing at 5 p.m., Thursday, March 29 in the Superior Courtroom of … more
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Loggers Landing to reopen
Loggers Landing is to reopen in early December, if all goes as planned, according to new restaurant owners Dana and Pat May. “We’ll be opening in early December, if not before, but it depends … more
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A sparkling tiara worn by a Blue Heron Middle School staff member creates a shadow on school employee Sandi Reid’s face. A group of Blue Heron women wore T-shirts they had made and pink accessories during Girls’ Night Out.
Paint the town pink
Women wearing sparkling attire, pink tees and and glitter eye shadow took to the streets Thursday, Oct. 5 for the 14th annual Girls’ Night Out, sponsored by Port Townsend Main Street as a … more
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In business
Free classes celebrate decade of dancing Oct. 21 Madrona MindBody Institute celebrates a decade of movement Saturday, Oct. 21 with an open house and a day of free classes. The public is invited … more
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