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Copper Canyon, a small publisher in Port Townsend, Wa., brought out debut books from the Matthew and Michael Dickman within months of each other, and then The New Yorker profiled the twins – an honor often reserved for Nobel laureate poets. The

Little League stars prep for postseason – Sequim Gazette
Sequim’s Little League baseball and softball all-stars are in action this July, each team hoping for a chance to advance to their respective state and regional tournaments. First up: districts. Sequim’s 9- and 10-year-old boys all-stars were the

Lil’ Scuppers maritime program launched in Port Townsend – Peninsula Daily News
PORT TOWNSEND — Those “Lil’ Scuppers” won’t be left ashore anymore now that the Northwest Maritime Center has for the first time launched a new youth program for kids from 5 to 7 years old. The Lil’ Scuppers program, named for the hole placed in the

Local offerings – Seattle Times
“In Such Hard Times: The Poetry of Wei Ying-wu” translated by Red Pine (Copper Canyon, $18) . The Port Townsend poet translates the work of 8th-century Chinese poet who specialized in “a poetic style counter to the mainstream: one of profound

Port Townsend mulls rules on sandwich-board signs – Peninsula Daily News
PORT TOWNSEND — There is still work to be done on what exactly will stay and go as far as “sandwich-board” style signs are concerned. After almost two hours of discussion by Port Townsend City Council on Monday night, council instructed staff to

Landwaves begins building in South Beach – Newport News-Times
Landwaves, Inc. has begun readying infrastructure for its South Beach development and hopes to have its cottage cluster housing in place this fall. Ten private cottages will face a common green space, with detached garages and extra parking spaces

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