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City dubs Cherry Street building “error,” seeks bids for demolition
An ad placed by the city has appeared in The Leader’s classifieds, seeking bids through Sept. 21 for the demolition and disposal of the Cherry Street building intended for affordable housing. … more
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Port Townsend Golf Course
Golf course decision nears, new options workshopped
The city council met Monday evening one final time to workshop possibilities for the golf course before their final decision, slated for Sept. 26. Chris Jones of Groundswell presented two … more
Stabbing suspect knifes himself
A man was arrested Sunday, Sept. 10 for stabbing his wife in the neck the day before. A passerby found her and called in the domestic violence incident. At the arrest Sunday, he stabbed himself, too. … more
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Around noon on Tuesday, Aug. 29, a woman lost control of her vehicle and drove through the Papa Murphy’s door and into the lobby.
Woman crashes through pizza parlor’s lobby
A woman drove through the Papa Murphy’s door and into the lobby around noon on Tuesday, Aug. 29.  According to Deputy Chief Jeff Thaxton, the woman lost control of her vehicle; she … more
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Shin Yu Pai, the current Civic Poet of Seattle, will be in town 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 10 for a poetry reading at Wilderbee Farm.
Seattle poet shares work of belonging
Current Civic Poet of Seattle Shin Yu Pai knows disconnect. But she also knows belonging. “My interest in writing poetry stemmed from finding that language in which I could express … more
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Dollar bills hang on the walls and ceiling of Fat Smitty’s.
Blood at the scene leads to arrest
Investigators suspect that on the night of March 31, Michael Ardell Curtis, 45, broke into Fat Smitty’s Restaurant located at the bottom of Discovery Bay. “Curtis used an unknown … more
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Witness to pitbull attack sees nothing but “dust and teeth”
Jonathan S. Tomlin, 52, was charged in Jefferson County Superior Court of Assault in the Second Degree with the use of a deadly weapon — in this case, his pitbull, Rosie. Port Townsend … more
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Sylvan Esso, an electronic duo, performed at THING Saturday, Aug. 26.
Here's the THING
The end of every outdoor concert should have a lantern parade and brass band play out the crowd. As my partner and I were leaving the Parade Grounds after Fleet Foxes’ performance Friday … more
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Officer buys unhoused man guitar
A police officer purchased an unhoused man a brand new guitar after he reported his stolen earlier this month. more
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A night for the light at the lighthouse
Nightfall at Point Wilson is usually a quiet affair. Visitors disappear from the path to the lighthouse. The breeze and the surf blur the day's footprints. The sky behind the lighthouse shifts to a … more
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Chimacum local shares history
The history of Chimacum is rich, textured, and now at our fingertips, thanks to author Nancy McDaniel. more
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National park burn ban in effect
If you are planning a trip south, be advised that beginning at midnight Friday, Aug. 18, Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest implemented a complete ban on all campfires, including charcoal. more
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New deputy chief works to overcome challenges
Amid the golf course buzz at last month’s city council meeting, another key moment occurred: Deputy Chief Jeff Thaxton was sworn in to the Port Townsend Police Department on July 17. … more
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Port Townsend Police Log
The Port Townsend Police Department received a total of 189 calls for service between Saturday, Aug. 12 and Friday, Aug. 18. Below are selected reports. At 12:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 12 on the … more
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Lyrics of lament and love from a local
“22 years and I just found the spot you were saving for me / Thanks for keeping it secret so I don’t have to share / The rock is still a little warm, so I’m going to sit here a … more
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Quilcene man starts mobile tire service
Letting go of a corporate job after achieving a management- level position might be intimidating for some. But Robert Evans, a 17-year veteran of the tire industry, is among those brave enough to do it. more
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Oh, deer: blacktails continue to make their presence known
Many people who live elsewhere might think having an abundance of deer in their community would add to its charm. That’s the attitude of some people who live in Port Townsend, but the … more
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Brinnon school district awarded multimillion-dollar grant
The Brinnon School District received an almost $3 million grant that Superintendent Trish Beathard said will be used to modernize its facility. The money, from the state’s Office of … more
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Animal shelter struggles with lack of space, funding
The Humane Society of Jefferson County struggles to keep providing appropriate care to cats and dogs that come their way daily. more
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First electric bus soon to be on the streets
The first electric bus in Jefferson County will debut on the streets in no time. more
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