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The Cellar Door’s entrance remains as artistic as ever.
Cellar Door reopens with plans to serve food, extend hours
Last fall, Dominic and Stephanie Svornich were faced with the prospect of closing the Cellar Door for good, about seven years after first opening it. One of the many Cellar Door patrons who … more
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Greg Gramenz served up a Strawberry Mango Cheesecake Hefeweizen, with a graham cracker sprinkle, created by Bad Jimmy’s Brewing, at last year’s Strange Brewfest.
‘Strange Brewfest’ recruits record number of breweries
For its 16th year, Strange Brewfest is hearkening back to its namesake, the 1983 comedy film “Strange Brew,” starring Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas as Canadian beer-drinkers Bob and Doug … more
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Local florist Sharrai Morgan was a flower design team float leader for the Fiesta Parade Float Company at this year’s Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California, and her main float was the Chipotle-sponsored float “Cultivate the Future of Farming,” which won the Grand Marshal’s Award for Most Outstanding Creative Concept and Float Design.
PT florist returns to Rose Parade to lead award-winning floral team
Sharrai Morgan was in charge of one float and assisted with another float that appeared in this year’s Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California, but for the local florist, this was … more
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Kendra Casella and Valentine Lucas help costumers at Chimacum Cannabis Co., the four-time winner of best cannabis store in Jefferson County, as voted by Leader readers. Behind them, the shop’s cannabis flower menu, organized by the type of effects a user will feel.
Chimacum Cannabis Co. wins again
For the fourth year in a row, Chimacum Cannabis Co. has won the Leader’s Readers Choice award in its category. Founder Kody McConnell left a career in government, working for the county, to … more
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Ron Allen raises his arms high to celebrate, as Celeste Dybeck receives recognition for her contribution to the číčməhán (Chetzemoka) trail during its June 29 grand opening.
Celeste Dybeck named AAUW PT’s Woman of Excellence for 2020
A Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Elder who spearheaded the číčməhán (Chetzemoka) Trail development has been named the 2020 Woman of Excellence by the American Association of … more
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Jacqueline Mention, owner of the soon-to-be Biquette Interiors in uptown Port Townsend, turns to greet an incoming customer, as she reviews her selection of swatches.
Potpourri Northwest Interiors changing its name to Biquette Interiors in January
In October, Potpourri Northwest Interiors in uptown Port Townsend changed ownership, and in January it will change names, to Biquette Interiors. After 32 years, Jeanne Moore was ready to step down … more
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The student building crew of the Scandinavian sailing sjekte “Crysta Melanie” — including its owner, Bob Spychalski — prepare to put down into the waters of Point Hudson during the afternoon of Monday, Dec. 9.
Boat school double launch day
The Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building had a rare double launch from Point Hudson on the afternoon on Dec. 9, as two separate building crews of students, alumni and instructors celebrated the … more
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Jennefer Wood (left) owner of Maestrale Imports, shares with Kerrie Hurd, Seattle district director of the U.S. Small Business Administration, how she bought her building with an SBA loan in 2011.
Local merchants prepare for ‘Small Business Saturday’
Downtown Port Townsend merchants showed off their preparations for the upcoming “Small Business Saturday” after Thanksgiving, as visitors from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) … more
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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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