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With the arrival of winter we now have a chance to begin to welcome more light each day and to widen our hearts to strangers and share our hearts with kindness.
I know that for me …
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12/25/24
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Yes, my friends, it is that time of year again for Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and are we glad we can count this one over. You already read the big-time chaotic stuff about elections and …
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By Ned Luce
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12/25/24
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In response to Sharon Bryan’s letter bemoaning the construction of a new hotel on Water Street, I would suggest that if she is not happy about the plans, she should pony up the …
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12/25/24
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How to tax EV’s for local road usage. My friend recently went to the town hall meeting about the city raising the car tabs, adding $20 extra each year for several years for local road …
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12/25/24
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Houses on the golf course has clearly become an obsession on the part of Messrs. Faber and Mauro. With no reasonable justification other than they, like dogs with a bone, refuse to listen …
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12/25/24
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Things are getting brighter here in Port Townsend, where we get lit up every holiday season, and then some. It’s one of our seasonal treats during this dark season.
A fine way to …
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By Bill Mann
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12/25/24
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Cherished Christmas memories can be triggered on a bright and balmy summer day!
On such a Port Townsend day, my son and I were sorting through some boxes which held the …
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By John Dwyer
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12/25/24
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I have been attending the monthly meetings of the PT Food Co-op Board for the last four months. The Dec. 4 meeting’s 90 minutes of public comment were a welcome …
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By Angela Gyurko
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12/18/24
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When the Republican right says the state legislature is weak on law enforcement, what they secretly mean is they oppose reforms that increase police accountability and decrease the …
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12/18/24
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We publicly commend Jason Victor Serinus for using his Leader column to educate our community about what’s been happening with the PT food co-op since summer. His column is a service to …
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12/18/24
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Why does glass have to be trash? There is some urgency to getting glass recycled again since it appears much of our recycled plastic is sent abroad to be used as fuel. Despite the …
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12/18/24
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When people are experiencing grief and loneliness, Christmas may not feel like “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.”
For those feeling estranged from the holiday spirit, …
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12/18/24
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We are two of many citizens chronically suffering deleterious health effects from Port Townsend Paper Corporation’s environmental pollution.
We were among the …
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By Alea Waters and Andrew Russell
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12/18/24
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The life and death of soprano Maria Callas mirrored the plots of the operas in which she gained fame and notoriety. Arguably one of the three most prominent female celebrities from the early 1950s …
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By Jason Victor Serinus
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12/18/24
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I cannot believe the audacity of Marcia Kelbon to scold Democratic voters in our area after the November election. Apparently this is when we’re supposed to all self-reflect and …
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12/18/24
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Boots were lined up, coats were down from the closet, hats and gloves piled on the hall table. Outside, the blustery New England weather added to the excitement of the day. The kids had all hoped for …
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12/18/24
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On Labor Day 2022, I witnessed the police barricade a section of downtown Port Townsend. I was shocked and dismayed. Since then, I have sought to understand why my town is unable to talk …
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12/18/24
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I am one hundred percent opposed to the new hotel proposed for the Sanderling site. This is a project that brings absolutely no benefit to residents, only financial benefit to developers …
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12/18/24
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I have periodically invited readers to send me personal feedback about our coverage and our role in the community. The most recent missive generated a heartening response — thank you — …
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By Meredith Jordan
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12/11/24
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As required by state law, Jefferson County Republicans will hold its biennial organizational meeting on Dec. 14 at Church United in Port Hadlock. There the 23 elected precinct committee officers …
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By David Morris
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12/11/24
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