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The Port Townsend Public Library recently expanded its hours, extending the “Grab and Go” visits for up to 20 minutes or less.
The Russell Family Foundation recently announced the recipients of $700,000 in grants from its Environmental Education Fund.
It’s National Poetry Month and we want your verse.
The Port Townsend Leader will publish poems by local writers in our April 28 issue.
For consideration, email your work and a few words …
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Emerald Towns Alliance recently announced the dates for ShrimpFest, which is returning to the community after last year’s festivities were put on hold.
An Easter sunrise service is being planned for North Beach Park.
The service is set to begin at 6:42 a.m. Sunday, April 4, with music and readings.
All are welcome. Guests are advised to dress …
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Dove House is providing the community with resources, support groups, and various events.
A Sexual Assault Survivors support group will begin Monday, …
The Rotary Club of East Jefferson County invites the public to their virtual meetings. They take place at noon on Thursdays via Zoom.
The upcoming events are as follows:
On March 25, Adam Cole, …
Members of Port Townsend High School Interact and Key Club have been working together to make “no-sew” blankets and cards to thank the first responders at the Port Townsend Firehall for …
Sumiko Louise Vandenberg and Erik Wayne Vandenberg of Port Hadlock are welcoming the arrival of a new baby daughter.
Avery June Vandenberg was born Jan. 1, 2021 at Jefferson Healthcare in Port …
Jillian DeHaven and David Ashton of Port Hadlock are celebrating the arrival of a daughter.
Orianna Dram DeHaven was born Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020 at Jefferson Healthcare Medical Center in Port …
Traffic in Port Townsend came to a near standstill Friday, June 12, as a parade of cars carrying Port Townsend High School’s graduating seniors made its way to the Wheel-In Motor Movie Theater …
Isabel Hammett figured out what she wanted to do in life a little easier than most students. All it took for the Port Townsend High School senior was one class during her sophomore year: …