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Proposed bill could affect Port Townsend paper mill - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Wednesday, September 30, 2026 PORT TOWNSEND — A state senator from Longview is drafting a bill that would require outside inspection and certification of above-ground chemical tanks at paper mills like the one in Port Townsend. Last May, a tank containing 900,000 gallons of a caustic chemical called “white liquor” imploded at the Nippon Dynawave pulp mill in Longview, killing 11 workers. Investigations of the disaster are still underway, but a federal report released in August
Centrum executive director to start work in December - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Tuesday, September 29, 2026 PORT TOWNSEND — Centrum has appointed Sarah Travis as its next executive director. Travis will join Centrum — Port Townsend’s 53-year-old music and arts nonprofit — in December, while current executive director Robert Birman will take on a new role focused on capital fundraising and guiding multimillion-dollar projects at Centrum’s Fort Worden campus. A lifelong musician, Travis first picked up a fiddle when she was 4. For much of her adult life, she
Latino culture featured during Port Townsend Film Festival - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Thursday, September 24, 2026 Port Townsend’s Nudibranch Krewe, a dance troupe inspired by the Mardi Gras krewes of New Orleans, will be featured in this year’s filmmaker parade on Friday. The nudibranchs — colorful marine slugs — will carry bull kelp batons to represent the film festival’s laurels. The local electric rock marching band Orca-stra will provide music for the parade. PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Film Festival will kick off tonight with a screening of “Los Lobo
Talks on joint stay now stalled - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Wednesday, September 23, 2026 PORT TOWNSEND — Talks have stalled between the city of Port Townsend and Affordable Hometown Port Townsend, the group formed to challenge the city’s comprehensive plan. Over the past two weeks, interim City Manager Steve King met with John Watts and Mary McCurdy, both members of Affordable Hometown Port Townsend (AHPT). Both parties said they hoped to find common ground and request a joint stay from the Growth Management Hearings Board after the bo
Committee planning for emergencies - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Friday, September 18, 2026 PORT TOWNSEND — A Jefferson County committee dedicated to responding to chemical emergencies is in the process of finalizing the county’s first standalone hazardous materials plan. The plan comes amid increased public concern about hazardous chemicals after an explosion at Longview’s Nippon Dynawave pulp mill killed 11 workers. Willie Bence, Jefferson County’s director of the Department of Emergency Management, presented the plan to county commissione
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