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WIC Farmers Market Benefits Cut for 2026 - Local Response Underway
Proposed cuts threaten nutritional support for women and children.
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Public Offers Sparse Testimony as County Wraps up Comp Plan Hearing
The 10-year update to bring significant changes.
local-news
Superior Court March 15, 2026: Reappointment, Negotiations, and Warrants
Our justice system moves slowly often because the complications of life intercede.
Column
The Incarcerated Intellectual: An Introduction
Avery Loring is an incarcerated writer in Clallam Bay Correction Center.
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Drag Brunch Canceled in Port Townsend
Owner speaks out on threats, family crisis and 'lack of empathy'.
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Port’s Patience Wears Thin with EDC Partnership
Concerns over transparency and public/private model put EDC’s future in jeopardy.
Arts & Culture
Big Screen Views: The Sheep Detectives
A family friendly whodunit with plenty of wooly charm.
Locals find USDA claim of $3 meals unrealistic
Agriculture secretary says healthy meals cost as little as $3; shoppers disagree.
The Daily Yonder
Finding Middle Ground in the Solar Debate with Agrivoltaics
Studies suggest rural residents are more amenable to solar when it incorporates farming. Is it enough to sway the anti-renewable energy efforts of the Trump administration?
Washington State Standard
Federal Judge Rebuffs bid to Toss WA Legislative Maps
by Jerry Cornfield and Bill Lucia, Washington State Standard May 18, 2026 A federal judge has rejected a request to ditch political maps for Washington’s Legislature that he approved two years ago. Now, opponents are waiting to see if the U.S. Supreme Court will weigh in on whether
WTF Just Happened This Week
Republished from WTF Just Happened Today, a daily newsletter breaking down national news.
Letter From the Editor
Letter from the Editor: Transparency and Trust
Sometimes the “why” and “how” are just as important as the “what.”