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[caption id align="alignnone" width="1252"] The dead approach, and they don’t look well-fed. Photo courtesy of Nathan Wright and Unsplash [/caption] Arts news by Nigel “the Night Rake” O’Shea The season of orange is starting to curl like the candle blackened fangs of
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="1660"] The dead approach, and they don’t look well-fed. Photo courtesy of Nathan Wright and Unsplash [/caption] Arts news by Nigel “the Night Rake” O’Shea In the season where spiders reign, we find ourselves caught in the web of
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="4032"] Nothing creepy about an abandoned high school… photo by Reed Barry [/caption] Arts news by Nigel “the Night Rake” O’Shea The wind and rain have brought us a prologue of Winter’s turn. The leaves are becoming orange and
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="1920"] Andrea Animates: A Wooly Love Story is one of the films being shown this weekend that features the talent of local filmmakers. [https://www.jeffcobeacon.com/caption] Art News by Angela Downs Port Townsend Film Festival (PTFF) is the oldest
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="1119"] Fireweed Film Festival’s official poster, designed by Makenna O’Keeffe [/caption] Art News by Molly Maverick The Fireweed Film Festival was held September 13-14 at the Gray Coast Guildhall in Quilcene. This charming, exceedingly local event is but one
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Fred Obee, left, and Dylan James Quarles will appear on the Port Townsend ballot this November. Election news by Nhatt Nichols The votes are in from the Port Townsend City Council Primary, and Fred Obee and Dylan James Quarles will be appearing on the ballot in November. Mikki Porter, who
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="960"] The ideal places to hear chamber music. Photo courtesy of Concerts in the Barn [/caption] Arts News by Nhatt Nichols For the past eight years, everyone from die-hard classic music fans to the chamber music curious has voyaged to Quilcene
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="4032"] Samuel Hughes works in the barn at the Quilcene Lantern, the venue for this weekend's Tarboo music festival. Photo by Angela Downs [/caption] News by Angela Downs It’s music festival season, and the opportunities abound. Coming right
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="3270"] To start the Free Fridays at the Fort series this past week, Voice Works performers Valerie Mindel, left, Flora Miller, 8, and Emily Miller sing to the crowd on the Commons lawn. Photo by Beacon staff [/caption] News by Beacon
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="2000"] Meg Kaczyk, pictured with one of her paintings in her book "Notes from Beside the Bed," will discuss creativity and resilience Tuesday, July 8, at the Jefferson Museum of Art + History. Photo courtesy of the Jefferson Museum of
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News by Angela Downs When collective power magnifies each individual’s strength, we see the beauty of gathering together. Isabel, Lucy, Frankie and Marisa are four friends and collaborators with a shared vision of community wellness through an interest in safety that is mutual and inclusive. With the help of
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="4000"] Illustration by Lalu Aku on Unsplash [/caption] There’s a common maxim in emergency management that states, “the disaster is not the time to start trading business cards.” In large-scale disasters, success depends on coordination, cooperation, and communication, which is