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Spring Boat Maintenance
As the days grow longer and the weather warms, boat owners in the PNW eagerly anticipate the start of the boating season. However, before getting underway on your first spring adventure, it's essential to ensure that your boat is in a safe and clean condition. Here...
Kingston 4th of July
The 4th of July was a SUCCESS!! To all the volunteers who dedicated their time and effort to organize the events, you are the unsung heroes of the day. A huge shoutout goes to our local businesses and sponsors who generously contributed to the festivities. Your...
Stay Ahead of Cabin Mold & Mildew
Keep your boat comfortably dry and avoid conditions that create mold and mildew on your boat Mold loves a closed boat. Air trapped inside holds moisture on which mold thrives. Unattended boats generate moisture inside through condensation because water, air, and hull...
Foulweather Bluff Race 2022
The Port of Kingston was happy to host the Foulweather Bluff Race in collaboration with Corinthian Yacht Club of Edmonds, Kingston Cove Yacht Club, and the Port of Eglon. Thank you to all those who participated and made this such a success!...
Port of Kingston Commissioner resigns
KINGSTON--Effective Jan. 31, 2018 Kingston Port Commissioner Bruce MacIntyre of the Port of Kingston has resigned his position as Commissioner for District 1. “Bruce has served the Port and its citizens for four of his six-year term, “ said Port Executive Director Jim...
Jan. 7 2018 last day for Kingston Cove holiday lights
Jan. 7 is the last night to view the Port of Kingston's Kingston Cove Christmas lights in the marina park. After that, the 500,000 lights will be turned off and Port staff will begin the major task of storing away the more than 600 lighted figures for next year and...