Two things I never thought might be hanging on my rear-view mirror when I moved to PT 15 years ago: An air freshener, and a blue, disabled parking permit. I still don’t have an air …
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By Bill Mann
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11/13/24
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Tempers flared last week, as Democrats sought to cast blame for the Republican landslide — I was particularly galled when a friend laid the blame on “newspapers who are too chicken to …
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By Tom Mullen
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11/13/24
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Fall is perfect for spending some time in your garden, thinking about the past growing season and what plants thrive and what did not. Fall is a time to clean up from summer growth and begin to plan …
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By Michele Kooman
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11/13/24
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When Scott Beck and Bryan Woods wrote and directed “Heretic,” they really went all-in on combining “Saw” with comparative theology.
This is not a …
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By Kirk Boxleitner
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11/13/24
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Bizarre may be an overused word of late. But as I write this in advance, one day before departing for Poland to cover a huge audio show, only "bizarre" can begin to encompass the plethora of emotions …
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By Jason Serinus
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11/6/24
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It is never too late to begin again. It might even take you around the globe.
This summer, I received an invitation from CNN Academy to participate in an immersive newsroom simulation this …
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By Alex Frick
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11/6/24
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Recognition is a lovely gift. To recognize who we are, what we have to offer our community and ourselves, and to move forward in a clear and positive direction is a much-needed universal …
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By Carole Marshall
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11/6/24
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What’s your first memory of sweetness?
Mine takes me back to when I was 6, alone in my grandma’s kitchen baking applesauce cake. She was busy running her plant nursery, so the …
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By Sidonie Maroon
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11/6/24
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Near the foggy heart of Hoh Rain Forest in northwest Jefferson County snakes a trail called the Hall of Mosses where the branches of bigleaf maples wear clubmoss like beards, flying squirrels nestle …
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By Scott Doggett
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11/6/24
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In Jefferson County, a remarkable transformation in cancer care is on the horizon, addressing a long-standing challenge for our community. The introduction of Radiation Oncology services at Jefferson …
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By Patty Rhoden
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10/30/24
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Part 1
Division, I have had enough! While traveling, a friend of 40 years sent me a very ugly, name-calling sexist text about VP Harris, which he believed to be true based on Trump’s …
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By Sonny Flores
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10/30/24
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Happy Halloween! May your candy baskets and bags be full to their sweetest of highs! Times have changed. Therefore very few folks actually travel the neighborhoods now in the name of safety for …
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By Ned Luce
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10/30/24
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Autumn isn’t just about changing weather, it’s also your chance to change your healthcare plan, as most insurance plans have an open enrollment period underway. …
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By Angela Gyurko
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10/30/24
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Civic duties include paying taxes, obeying laws, serving on juries and voting. Voting isn’t mandatory like the others, but it might as well be to me. I’m proud to be part of the …
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By Meredith Jordan
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10/30/24
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What’s more frightening, Halloween or Trump being reelected?
OK, that one was too easy.
In the past month, I’ve met a lot of worried, apprehensive and/or downright …
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By Bill Mann
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10/30/24
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Election day is next week. Some students, families, and staff have expressed anxiety about the aftermath of the results. Even in our small community, we represent a wide range of lived experiences …
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By Linda Rosenbury
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10/30/24
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The only thing I knew about U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer in my early weeks in Port Townsend was that he decided not to seek reelection to Congress. That was a defining characteristic in my mind because I …
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By Meredith Jordan
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10/23/24
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Ah, the best laid plans. Just as it felt time to lighten things up pre-election and write about one of the myriad things that make Jefferson County such a magical place, darkness descended once again …
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By Jason Serinus
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10/23/24
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Going back to college at age 50 had more meaning than it did starting at 18. I had lived long enough to have some direction, was open to new ideas. Most importantly, I knew I still had a lot to …
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By Carole Marshall
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10/23/24
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Snow will soon blanket the high meadows of the Olympic Mountains. When it does, the marmots that reside there will be hibernating in their dirt burrows. With brief exceptions, the animals’ core …
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By Scott Doggett
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10/16/24
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