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If you've got any claim to Port Townsend, be it past, present or future, please make your voice heard regarding public art in Port Townsend. There's potential for new Public Art in Port Townsend and this is the time to get in your say while the process is in its earliest stages. Public Art impacts everybody. Consider public spaces, how you use them, how they could serve you better; consider what you like and don't like about living in/visiting Port Townsend. I encourage you to let the City of… Continue

Washington Public Utility Districts Association August 25, 2008 Contact: Dean Boyer Director of Communications (360) 741-2676 (office) (360) 970-4812 (cell) Study shows 20% savings over PSE with public power utility OLYMPIA – With access to low-cost power from the Bonneville Power Administration, a new electric-service public utility district would be able to charge rates up to 20 percent lower than rates projected for Puget Sound Energy, according to a study released today by the Washington… Continue

The Washington Attorney General Office's Public Counsel Section on Wednesday gave a thumbs down to the proposed takeover of Puget Sound... By Ángel González Seattle Times business reporter The Washington Attorney General Office's Public Counsel Section on Wednesday gave a thumbs down to the proposed takeover of Puget Sound Energy by a group of Australian and Canadian investors, saying "consumers appear to get little or nothing in return for the increased financial risk." The $7… Continue

I am involved in a few non-profit initiatives and educational institutions mainly from a technological bent, partly in the humanities, education and the creative arts. I work at the WSU Learning Center in Port Hadlock making videos/creating digital images, working on web-development, promulgating digital literacy, and propagating new forms of communication. My main focus in all of this is to help people (and myself) use the modern tools we have to unleash their creativity, have accessible areas… Continue