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Ned Luce Yes, read on, for this is another edition of current news and ignorable drivel from the geography south of QFC (the one in Port Hadlock), revealing but a few of the exciting and … more
By Tracy Grisman Special to the Leader   I’ve been trying to stay positive about life these days. As things seem to be falling apart at the seams, I turn my attention toward … more
By Heidi Eisenhour District 2 Jefferson County commissioner   In the first week of February, Jefferson County completed one of the final steps in preserving 951 acres of complex, … more
These past 12 months have brought many changes for us here at The Leader. Last February, I took the helm as publisher once again. During that time we’ve crafted a new Leader; one that … more
JASON VICTOR SERINUS AS I SEE IT “I don't want to move abroad, but if this country goes any more backward, then I'll have to pack my family and go.” So wrote my neighbor, a Port … more
Bill Mann MANN OVERBOARD There’s a big difference between glib and witty.  I’ve known plenty of guys in radio, who, besides having the requisite “good … more
By Ned Luce You probably have a passport. It seems like everybody I know is traveling off to some exotic land requiring a passport to visit. Just within my family, our son was in Hamburg, … more
By John Mauro Port Townsend City Manager   Our state tax system is broken: it’s one of the worst – if not the worst – in the nation. Put simply, taxes are paid … more
JASON VICTOR SERINUS As of Feb. 16, the Olympic snowpack that supplies water to our region sat at a miserable 33 percent of normal. While it may increase through the end of the snow season … more
You may not want to read this if you’ve just eaten.  My family was from Indiana, and here were some of the things that were the mainstay of our Hoosier diet. They may look familiar to … more
One more drop   In the Wednesday, Feb. 7 letters section, Mr. Brent Shirley very well addressed our leaking reserves and proposed pool project. Very sensible and well thought out. … more
By Kirk Boxleitner   In adapting Martin Amis' 2014 novel, "The Zone of Interest," to the big screen, writer-director Jonathan Glazer takes seriously the phrase, "the banality of evil," … more
By Bill Mann   The most promising media and political event this year may have already happened: The talented and funny Jon Stewart is coming back as host and exec producer of Comedy … more
By Jason Victor Serinus   Great art is far more than what first meets the eye or ear. The reason that Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” and “King Lear” stand at the … more
BY Jason Victor Serinus   Port Townsend’s newest board/commission, the Equity, Access, and Rights (EAR) Advisory Board, is currently taking form. So far, only 10 applicants have … more
By Zhaleh Almaee   Poignant and honest, Gin Hammond delivers a remarkable piece of theater touching the heart of the complex, often painful experience of being a multicultural or … more
    They were tucked in the long, wide desk drawer bound together by a thick elastic band. Leafing through the packet, I discovered 11 years of desktop calendars. Scanning each … more
    You may think we have come quietly to the end of the football season with barely a whimper. The Seahawks did not make the playoffs. The Huskies earned a trip to the college … more
    Four years had passed since I’d lost Casey, and before him there was Sunny, the sweetest guy ever. I also welcomed Sunny’s brother, Jesse, a wonderful rascal. All … more
    A number is a mathematical object used to count, measure and label. A number can provide context, meaning, and understanding. Numbers can provide useful information beyond … more
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