Kirk Boxleitner is a Reporter and Photographer at The Marysville Globe, The Arlington Times, and the North County Outlook. With over a decade of experience in the Puget Sound region, he covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, film, theater, and sustainable agriculture, while also delving into local government and community issues. Boxleitner has been featured in the St. Maries Gazette Record, Comic Book Resources, and The Jefferson County & Port Townsend Leader.
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By: Kirk Boxleitner
Despite receiving more than an inch of rain over the weekend, the 86-acre Mount Tom Creek Fire continued to smolder and burn with slow, creeping fire behavior across steep, forested terrain as of the afternoon of Monday, June 29. Aerial observers reported visible smoke rising from the fire area that day, confirming ongoing heat, but the fire growth remained minimal […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
A Port Townsend doctor has written a book on how the electronic devices that make our lives more convenient can also do incremental damage to our health, but his goal is to offer insight and advice rather than alarmism. Dr. Rob Brown works as a radiologist at the Jefferson Healthcare Medical Center, is certified by the American Board of Radiology, […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
July offers folk concerts of various flavors in a set of intimate venues. The Colorado-based acoustic quartet Sturtz is coming to the Rainshadow Recording Studio in Building 315 at Fort Worden State Park at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, July 10. Named for lead vocalist and guitarist Andrew Sturtz, the band also includes Jim Herlihy on banjo, Courtlyn Carpenter on cello […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
The United States’ Declaration of Independence was signed July 4, 1776, and on Saturday, July 4, 2026, half a dozen local residents converged on North Beach Park in Port Townsend to take turns reading its text aloud, attracting the attention of passersby in the process. Elisabeth Rotchford Haight rounded up participants via email that afternoon, as she, Kimber Rotchford and […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
The sixth-annual Salish Sea Butoh Festival is bringing performing artists from not only Japan, but also Germany and Seattle, to the Port Townsend American Legion hall Friday, July 31 to Sunday, Aug. 2. Iván Espinosa, executive producer of the Salish Sea Butoh organization, noted that many people mistakenly assume that butoh dance is a traditional and distinctly Japanese art form. […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
What began as a series of flash mob concerts on the roof of a school bus in New York City nearly a decade ago has culminated in the first album from the locally based Abracadabra Trip, who are celebrating its release with a concert at Marrowstone Vineyards. Singer Laura Newman, a.k.a. Magic Mama Earth, launched the band in Manhattan’s Union […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
For all those who warn that modern society is falling apart, a bitter irony of history is that human civilization has been insisting upon its own imminent collapse since it began, with successive waves of millennia-old graffiti each condemning the next generations to come as no good. While humanity as a whole continued on, those apocalyptic prophecies were arguably correct […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
One of the founders of the Port Townsend Wearable Art Show has been named the Centrum Champion for 2026 for her work with the community’s youth, among other accomplishments. Fiber artist Margie McDonald co-founded the Port Townsend Wearable Art Show in 2010, and has shown her work at the WOW (World of Wearable Art) exhibition in New Zealand, the biggest […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
Last year’s filmmaking challenge in Port Angeles went well enough that organizers are bringing it back, hoping to further foster a filmmaking community on the Olympic Peninsula. The second annual 72-Hour Film Challenge returns to Studio Bob Thursday, July 30, at 6 p.m., as indie filmmaker Mark Schwartz and Peninsula College’s Lara Starcevich coordinate the challenge in collaboration with Studio […]
By: Kirk Boxleitner
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