Today on Brewocracy Now, host Tim Quackenbush and City Manager John Mauro discussed local actions people can take to address climate change; funding for municipal services and managing the public’s expectations; the new Engage PT effort regarding financial sustainability; and the Police Department’s Navigator Program.
(Airdate: April 21, 2021) Guest Janette Force, Executive Director of the PT Film Festival, talks withLarry Stein about the upcoming Women & Film Festival 2021, which runs from April 23 through May 2. Passes are available through www.ptfilmfest.com.
(Airdate: April 21, 2021) Host Debaran Kelso speaks with geologist Varn Brooks on a field trip introducing us to local coastal geology (part 2 of a two-part program).
(Airdate: April 7, 2021) PTHS Senior Emillia Nunn, host-producer of Redhawk Radio, interviews Sorinna Johnston, a classmate in the class of 2021.
(Airdate: April 14, 2021) Katie Semro, audio producer of Blue Dress, Transmission Times, and the upcoming Mother, Mine series, talks with Larry Stein about crafting audio pieces from first person stories of contributors from all over the country. Her work has been heard on KPTZ and 38 other radio stations in the country, as well as on podcast services.
A first-dose clinic will open in Chimacum on April 24.
The Jefferson County Department of Emergency Management together with Jefferson County Public Health will open a Moderna vaccine clinic on Saturday, April 24 from 1-4pm at Chimacum School District Multi-Purpose Room located at 91 West Valley Road in Chimacum. All appointments for the April 17 clinic have been scheduled.
Three hundred doses of the vaccine have been ordered for this clinic. Anyone 18 years of age and older can get the Moderna vaccine. Please call 360-344-9791 to make an appointment.
(April 20, 2021) LOCAL GIRL AMID THE ROSES & DEER. Our Town host Maryanne McNellis interviews Katy Buckham, manager of Secret Gardens Nursery in Port Townsend. Katy’s a third generation Port Townsend girl. She put in a brief stint in Seattle, getting the big city itch out of her system. But she returned to the gentle pace of Jefferson County. She was a cook and barista at many local hot spots, including the late lamented Sweet Laurette’s (where she met her husband). But in the end her passion for the earth won. She found her niche at Secret Gardens, caring for living plants and administering advice to local gardeners. The pandemic created a lot of novice gardeners. But Katy says the number one question from both novice and veteran gardeners is the same: what can I do about the deer eating my garden?
