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Letter to the Editor: Dove House
The Dove House Closet Is More Than Clothing.
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The Dove House Closet Is More Than Clothing.
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Devin L. González describes what he saw at the September 8 City Council meeting.
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Continuing our unique voice during this transition.
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The future also dreams of you.
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We all say we want affordable housing. Do we really? I don't mean that cynically. I think most of us genuinely want teachers, restaurant workers, young families, seniors and the people who keep this community running to be able to live here. But wanting affordable housing in principle
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I have been visiting Irondale Beach Park since before it was a park. Back when we’d come to Hadlock every summer, I walked that beach before it had a name. We moved here permanently 22 years ago, and for the last 15 years I’ve been a volunteer helping
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Our Jefferson County community has the opportunity to support a part of our infrastructure that has no dedicated or mandated funding while representing a most important quality of life service for all of us. The county's 23 parks include six in Port Townsend. One of those, Memorial Field,
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I recently dropped in for a presentation about developments at the Jefferson County Food Bank Association (JCFBA), held as the latest in a Food for Thought series of programs presented by the Quimper Grange. I am very glad that I did. of you, I have followed developments and occasional controversies
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Holy cow! We might lose our Parks and Rec in Jefferson County. What does this mean? Believe it or not, there are 23 County parks, 19 recreation programs (for kids and adults), 6 playgrounds, 18 water access points, and trails. There are 6 community centers that provide meeting/activity space,
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The latest report from the 2026 Local Journalism Index landed in my inbox this week. Here’s some of what it says.
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Sometimes the “why” and “how” are just as important as the “what.”
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The Rotary Club of Port Townsend gives grants of up to $5,000 to local nonprofits