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Local journalist and author Scott Wilson is giving his last scheduled slide show presentation on the history of the marine trades and the Port of Port Townsend on Thursday, Feb. 6. The … more
    Navy Growler noise is affecting the health of Northwest communities, according to a recent study. Terra Huey, program director of the Sound Defense Alliance, cited a … more
    If you’re in need of vaccinations or other non-emergency medical services and you’re in the Port Hadlock area on Tuesday, Feb. 4, Bayside Housing and Services and … more
    Cmdr. R.J. Jameson relieved Cmdr. Todd Galvin as commanding officer of Naval Magazine Indian Island during a change-of-command ceremony Jan. 24 in Port Townsend. Galvin … more
    The unexpected shutdown of Fort Worden Hospitality, which had overseen the conference and events center, lodging and concessions and the Guardhouse Neighborhood Pub since … more
    According to its management, fault for the failure of Fort Worden Hospitality lies with the larger failure of the park’s Public Development Authority’s (PDA). … more
    The Fort Warden Public Development Authority had a noble mission. The PDA would take a central vision for the aging campus of Fort Worden and transform it into a bustling … more
2009 The City of Port Townsend charters the Port Townsend Public Development Authority. In 2009, the city council, was comprised of David King, Laurie Medlicott, Kris Nelson, Catharine Robinson, … more
  About 600 participants marched in the Port Townsend People’s March on Jan. 18, with sources at the event estimating that the local turnout rivaled Seattle. … more
    A lawsuit filed by Julie Jaman, the Port Townsend woman banned for life from the city pool after a confrontation there with a transgender employee in July 2022, continues its … more
    Four school districts’ propositions are on the ballot for the Feb. 11 special election. The Chimacum, Port Townsend, Sequim and Quillayute school districts have … more
New executive for fairgrounds   The Jefferson County Fairgrounds has named Karly Mishko its first-ever executive director. Mishko, with a background in construction management, has a … more
    Port Townsend’s public works department has secured $5.3 million in transportation grants, something department leadership said translates to meeting nearly every grant … more
    Washington’s attorney general, along with three other states, sued the Trump administration Tuesday over the president’s executive order seeking to end birthright … more
    Caps on yearly rent increases are one step closer to becoming law in Washington.  The House Housing Committee on Wednesday approved a bill that would limit rent … more
    Farmers across the state say regulations are getting in the way as they develop products they can sell directly to the public. From pumpkin patches to u-pick berry farms, … more
    Jefferson Healthcare’s Campus Modernization and Expansion Project, the biggest commercial real estate project in Jefferson County in 2024 and likely this year as well, … more
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Port Townsend Police Department said it was unable to submit a police log for this week and will submit one next week.      The Jefferson County … more
    For Washington’s heavily Democratic congressional delegation, Monday was a complicated day. On one hand, they applauded the peaceful transfer of presidential power … more
The following short items have been culled from the archives of The Leader and the University of Washington library. Text and style appear verbatim from the original printing, including any errors. … more
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