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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...
It took a village to create Kingston Cove’s Christmas
At 5 p.m. Dec. 2, Santa Claus said the magic words and turned Kingston’s marina park into a Kingston Cove Christmas wonderland.
Athletics ‘dream sign’ greets drivers
On Dec. 15, KHS Athletics Boosters Past President Hope Lash’s dream came true. She had wanted an official State of Washington highway sign on the “Welcome to Kingston” sign that greets ferry riders as they get off of the boat; one that would let them know that the KHS...
Community welcome sign true community effort
On Dec. 12 the new electronic community welcome sign on Lindvog Road and N.E. State Highway 104 went operational. Its first message: the time and temperature. Port staff will spend the rest of December familiarizing themselves with the new sign and its software....
Marina honored for ‘exemplary service’
On Dec. 6, Marinas.com named the national winners of the 2017 Boaters’ Choice awards for best marinas in the United States, based on its members’ satisfaction with the marina’s accommodations, amenities and service. The Port of Kingston was one of only three West...
Port Director Jim Pivarnik tapped for position of treasurer for the Washington Public Ports Association
Port of Kingston Executive Director Jim Pivarnik has been named Treasurer of the Washington Public Ports Association Executive Committee. “It’s a great honor for Jim, and the Port, for him to have been selected to be Treasurer of WPPA,” said Mary McClure, 2017...
Santa good to downtown Kingston merchants this Christmas
Despite rain and cold, the Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce estimates some 2,000 people came to Kingston on Dec. 2 to see Kingston’s marina park transformed into a Kingston Cove Christmas wonderland.