ICE
Latest ICE data shows surge in immigration arrests in WA
Just a quarter of those arrested between October and early March had criminal records, according to new data.
Guest Writer
Salish Current
Scrub-a-dub dump: Legislature not ready to set sail with ship exhaust crackdown
Exhaust scrubbers can generate unseen water pollution; impact on Salish Sea disputed.
opinion
Opinion: Kill the Resort. Build the Town.
This has never been about economic development in Brinnon
Governor Bob Ferguson
24th District Unites To Pass The Millionaire's Tax While Dems Split On Universal Healthcare
While Washington successfully passed the Millionaire’s Tax to shield citizens from federal healthcare cuts, the path to unite the party on universal healthcare remains blocked by corporate-funded "gatekeepers".
Arts & Culture
Curtain Rises on Flagler Theater Renovation
by Kathie Meyer MARROWSTONE- Fort Flagler State Park – a 1,451 acre piece of Marrowstone Island that guarantees spell-binding natural drama for wildlife enthusiasts – is now home to drama of the thespian kind too. Last Sunday, March 29, Washington State Parks and Friends of Fort Flagler (FoFF) proudly presented
opinion
An Open Letter: No Kings Day and the Connectivity Fair
No Kings organizers Indivisible and Connectivity Summit's organizer the Production Alliance, come together to encourage people to show up for connection and against tyranny
Centrum
Poetry on the Salish Sea and Centrum present to you: A Reminder of What Your Job is Not
Centrum’s Melissa O’Neil shares her thoughts on poetry in a dangerous world.
Jefferson County Recreation Center
Improv Helps With Uncertain Times at Rec Center
Olympic Improv brings a sense of community fun and good mental health to all.
Salish Current
Contagious cancer poses possible threat to Salish Sea clams
Researchers monitor rare transmissible cancers spreading through two local species.
Arts & Culture
Poetry on the Salish Sea and Centrum present to you: The Language of Love, A Valentine’s Day Reading
Poet Melissa O’Neil shares her thoughts on love ahead of a special Valentine’s Day reading by her and 13 other poets.
ebere agwuncha
Centrum Artist Weaves Port Townsend, Chicago and Nigeria Together Through Baskets and Stories
Art news by Melissa O’Neil, Centrum Artist Residency Program PORT TOWNSEND, WA — Centrum’s Artist Residency program is delighted to welcome visual artist ebere agwuncha. As part of the In the Making residency, agwuncha is presenting a visual lecture on Thursday, February 5th, from 4-5 p.m. titled
Health Care
Prescription For Relief — Legislative Solutions For Washington’s Health
Though no health care insurance help appears to be coming from the other Washington, in Olympia lawmakers and affordable healthcare advocates are working towards a brighter future.