

The signs installed at the top and bottom of Golden Gardens Drive indicate it will be closed on 10/1/2025 and 10/2/3025. If anyone has a link to an official explanation of the closures please comment.


The signs installed at the top and bottom of Golden Gardens Drive indicate it will be closed on 10/1/2025 and 10/2/3025. If anyone has a link to an official explanation of the closures please comment.

Sunset West Condominiums will be hosting two events before the November election, They will be held in the Sunset Room – located between the two building the guard at the gate can direct you.
City Attorney Ann Davison running for re-election 5 pm Thursday October 2nd
Mayor Bruce Harrell running for re-election 6 pm Thursday October 9th
Please RSVP to sunsetsecretary6535@gmail.com so we can set up enough chairs
Here is an opportunity to address the RVs, and the associated crime that we experience here.
Sunset West Condominiums (on the south end of the marina next to Seaview Boatyard) will be hosting two events before the November election. They will be held in the Sunset Room – located between the two buildings; the guard at the gate can direct you. City Attorney Ann Davison is running for re-election: 5 pm Thursday October 2nd. Mayor Bruce Harrell is running for re-election: 6 pm Thursday October 9th
Please RSVP to sunsetsecretary6535 @ gmail .com (no spaces) so they can set up enough chairs
Finally, we have another nearby, walkable, restaurant. Happy Crab is opening in the old Anthonys Home Port restaurant next to Rays. Here are some details from MyBallard.

Entries due by Wed.
https://slooptavernyachtclub.wildapricot.org/Race-Your-House
The Festival celebrates the return of the North Pacific fishing fleet to the terminal, works to increase the public’s knowledge of the importance of the fishing industry as well as Fishermen’s Terminal to Seattle while raising money for the Seattle Fishermen’s Memorial Foundation. This is an all-volunteer event that depends on over 200 volunteers for its success.
The Festival provides families with a fun and educational outing on the waterfront as well as an opportunity to learn more about seafood. Hands-on art projects with fishing themes, including the popular wooden boat building and “Fishing for Fun” fish pond, are complementary for all children and admission to the Festival is free.
As anyone that has been around saltwater for the past decade has noticed, the Sea Stars (aka starfish) have all disappeared. They were affected by a bacteria that caused them to basically “melt”. They are just now starting to recover (if the seagulls will leave them alone).

The UofW has worked to finally discover the cause…

Port Townsend hosts the largest wooden boat festival in North America, the place where kids and adults alike experience the magic of getting on the water, the beauty of wooden boats, and the richness of our maritime culture.
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