Letters to the Editor
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Live and learn   Dear Editor: I like the effect the edge lane road markings have had on Fir Street. The other day I was walking south on Fir on   my way home from Fort … more
Makin’ a list   Dear Editor Here is my Holiday card to my community. This past year has held many challenges for me but like most of us I want to say thank you for … more
Solid waste funding Recently while taking garbage to the county transfer station, I overheard another customer complaining about the new fee structure. It is understandable, but some background … more
Dream City Math Having written dozens of property tax articles in a decade of Leader reporting, I’d say it’s a confusing topic, but here goes: Washington limits increases in … more
Leader omitted quotes I was sorry to find that quotes Centrum was asked for were entirely omitted from the story about the end of THING. I believe that context matters, so I submit the same … more
 Avoiding TBD sales tax (legally) Port Townsend’s new 0.3% Transportation Benefit District (TBD) sales tax will take effect on January 1, 2024. So, if you live in the county … more
I have to disagree with Mr. Thielk, which is odd because I think he and I share values and concerns. He would probably disagree with that. (smile) What happens in Jefferson County, Washington … more
Dear Jefferson Community, I wanted to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you for your incredible efforts in organizing and participating in the recent WAVE … more
Tasteless photo To the editor: Where is your taste? You have placed this oh so sad news of another druggie/robber with two pictures on your front page. How can this be when such … more
Our terrible roads Our roads are horrible!! As a fair-weather bike rider, I really see up close how bad they really are. Initiatives passed in the 2000s reduced taxes that were previously used … more
Port Townsend attracts especially creative, talented, engaged citizens from all walks of life. There’s an air of acceptance, as important to the local environment as our Victorian … more
Bahai Convention On September 30th seventy Baha’i’s from the Olympic Peninsula gathered in Port Ludlow under colorful banners, international flags, with jazz musicians and African … more
Hateful letters in The Leader I was once again very distressed to see another letter to the editor last week that reflected what I perceived to be hateful sentiments directed towards migrants … more
Of course   Dear Editor: The purpose of this Email is to address the abandoned Trail Nine course and its impact on the Port Ludlow community. Over the past fifteen years, I have … more
Striped   Dear Editor: I wondered what was going on when the vehicles which normally shoot down Cook Avenue toward town then race across 49th Street to the San Juan curve were … more
My wife and I find ourselves in a real predicament. A project is proposed next to us in a non-gated private community. Syd and I have both been in PT or the area since the early 70s. We plan on … more
As another “tourist-ful” weekend draws to a merciful end, I feel the need to send this out into the world and hope that some of these baboons (apologies to the actual primates for the … more
I am writing after reading The Leader’s Aug. 9 “Perspective” from the Port Townsend mayor regarding the city-owned golf course. Of particular concern to me is the mayor’s … more
St. Paul’s is a small community. It reaches out to embrace members and nonmembers through housing, through the Interfaith Winter Welcoming Center, through meals shared at the VFW and Just Soup, … more
I am wondering if you love Port Townsend as much as I do — it is a great place to live! If so, have you been wondering if you might find a way to get involved? Maybe meet some interesting … more
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