Lebanon-Express - She married James “Jim” Reynolds on Sept. 19, 1942, in Port Townsend, Wash. He served in the Army. After the war Jim returned and found work in the mills around Sweet Home and Lebanon. She worked from time to time while raising their family. Mrs

Unrequited love: A Penn prof gave her heart to philosophy
Philadelphia Daily News - Born in Port Townsend, Wash., one of six children of a career Army man and “stay-at-home” mother - both high school dropouts from segregated Atlanta - Allen describes herself as a “very quiet, pensive child.” Because libraries on Army bases always

Local schools takes steps to pump up security
Sandusky Register - using this system include Bellevue, Berlin-Milan, Monroeville, New London, Norwalk, Oak Harbor, Perkins, Plymouth, Port At Townsend, the unlocked door leads directly into the cafeteria, you have to climb the stairs to get to the main office (if

Senate Approves Symbolic Rebuke of Iran
Common Dreams - We have a film festival coming this weekend here in Port Townsend, Wash., and one of the features will be a retrospective showing of Kubrick s Dr. Strangelove, introduced by our former U. S. poet laureate, Billy Collins. It was his choice

fishing | Where they’re biting, where they’re not
Seattle Times - Point Wilson shoreline near Port Townsend — Friday: Two anglers caught two coho. Dewatto ramp, Hood Canal — Saturday: 19 boats with 33 anglers caught four coho. Misery Point ramp, Hood Canal — Friday: One boat with one angler caught no fish; Sunday

Dan Rodricks
Baltimore Sun - Hyannis Port high society won’t help Townsend’s cause August 16, 2002 KATHLEEN K. Townsend is a Kennedy and there’s nothing she can do about that. But she could have skipped that $2,000-a-head Hyannis Port party last month - the $4,000-a-plate one two

Bargains galore during Live Theatre Week
Seattle Post Intelligencer - Bargain days are here again. Each year, Theatre Puget Sound, the local stage trade organization, sponsors Live Theatre Week, the main highlight of which is free tickets to shows at theaters from Olympia to Port Townsend. This year, something like 50

Food in Brief: Dream Dinners stores teams up to raise funds for
North County Times - World-class Australian Reds with Dave Townsend of the Grateful Palate, $15. HOLIDAY TASTES: Holiday Wine Cellar hosts these Holiday Port Tasting, $25. THE WINE SPOT: Hosts tastings from 4-8 p.m. Fridays, 1-8 p.m. Saturdays and 1-5 p.m. Sundays

The Insider: ‘Barista — The Game’ is a latte fun, we hear
Seattle Post Intelligencer - THE LOSER HAS TO DOWN A GRANDE THREE-SHOT SOY CAPPUCCINO: It had to happen: a game about coffee. And naturally, it was invented here. Port Townsend-based Discovery Bay Games last week announced “Barista — The Game.” “The goal is to match the

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