Arts & Culture
Remade for Port Townsend: ‘The War of the Worlds’
The live show is coming, with a fresh ending
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Healing Courage – Restorative Justice
How restorative justice is changing the system.
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Pathways to Restoring the Job Market for Lawyers
The Law Clerk Program paves way for more licensure.
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City to Reopen Public Process After GMA Board's Comprehensive Plan Decision
The Growth Management Act Hearings Board issued a final decision, and here's what this means for growth and affordability.
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ILWU Pickets Gain Momentum as West Coast Ports Rally Against American Cruise Lines
The informational pickets are gaining ground, plus a former American Cruise Line employee shares experience.
Arts & Culture
Artist Studio Tour Promises Demonstrations, Insights and Art for Sale
Spend this weekend exploring and discovering the variety of people who call this county their artistic home.
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What is Port Townsend Without the Paper Mill?
PT’s history is deeply intertwined with the history of the mill. Can the town survive without it, and if so, what kind of environmental legacy will it leave behind?
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City Council Approves Deputy Manager Position and Explores Future of Facilities, Public Works in Special Meeting
Council explores new layouts for the historic chambers to improve community engagement.
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Managing a City Water System Amidst a Confluence of External Forces
Climate change, a partnership with an Out-of-State-Owned Port Townsend Paper Mill and a long, aging pipeline present formidable challenges to providing affordable, safe drinking water.
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Port Townsend City Manager John Mauro to Step Down, Accepts Bainbridge Island Position
City manager reflects on nearly seven years of transformational leadership, infrastructure progress and the bittersweet decision to leave.
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Ongoing Turmoil After Quilcene Food Bank Moves Locations
Allegations of mismanagement, missing funds and a community in the middle.
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Superior Court March 15, 2026: Reappointment, Negotiations, and Warrants
Our justice system moves slowly often because the complications of life intercede.