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PTFI Takes a step Upstairs! First Tuesday Salon June 4th THE GREAT GATSBY 7:10pm Rosebud Cinema Global Lens continues May 30th 7pm Fort Worden School House June 20th NO WAY OUT BUT ONE with guest filmmakers SALMON CONFIDENTIAL June 23rd 11am Rose Theatre FREE Screening
We have a truly remarkable landlord. Sam Kyle, owner of the Mt. Baker Block has welcomed The Port Townsend Film Institute to his classic Victorian building since our founding in 2000 and they have been a Signature Sponsor for PTFF every year. Our first office was in the tiny area next to the elevator on the ground floor (Joe Welch’s insurance office at one point). Next, we moved to the second floor where Peter Simpson worked next to mountains of .35mm film cans leading up to festival weekend. Over the years, Sam has continued to offer us more and more space, both as a building owner and as a patron of the arts. His collection of signed posters from every guest speaks to his loyalty and our gratitude. So, when the call came asking us to move, what could we do? Say yes!!
With the amazing talents of Wallyworks Enterprises Ltd. & generous friends, we are about to occupy the 4th floor corner office. Thanks does not begin to capture the gratitude we are feeling, but it has to be a good start.
First Tuesday Salon June 4th THE GREAT GATSBY 7:10pm Rosebud Cinema
What is it about Gatsby that leads us to the story over and over again? Is it Daisy? Is it our fascination with excess and glamour that won Nick over to the dark side? The critics are mixed on Baz Luhrmann’s latest version of this tale. CNN calls it “a crude burlesque on a precious literary jewel” while others say it is the best attempt yet to capture the essence of the novel. Is it “A failure that should have at least been a magnificent mistake”? Or a terrific adaptation of a classic? Join Chris Pierson, English instructor from Port Townsend High School, for a conversation following the film. Watch the trailer: HERE.
MODEST RECEPTION (Iran), GLOBAL LENS Continues THURSDAY EVENING,
May 30th @ 7pm, FORT WORDEN
Mani Haghighi stars and directs a cinematic tale about a strange duo making their way in an SUV through a mountainous area of Iran. Their trunk is filled with plastic bags stuffed with money, which they offer to the poor people they encounter. However, they're not good Samaritans, but Satanic tempters. Before giving the money, the couple puts their would-be beneficiaries through odd tests or require them to perform a degrading or immoral act. As they continue on their route, their demands get progressively more outrageous and dark.
Conversation following. Thanks to our educational partners, Peninsula College and Goddard College, we will be able to offer the 2013 award-winning film series at The Schoolhouse at Fort Worden- at no charge. Discover Passes are not required, as parking passes will be distributed when you pull in to park. There will be facilitated discussion following each film.
In keeping with the mission of PTFI, we bring you film “as art, education and inspiration!” Shyamal Uncle Turns Off the Lights (India) GLOBAL LENS Continues THURSDAY EVENINGS June 13th FORT WORDEN
June 20th NO WAY OUT BUT ONE
with guest filmmakers Garland Waller and Barry Nolan
TBA screening location
From award-winning producers Garland Waller and Barry Nolan, comes a documentary on the first American woman to be granted asylum by the Netherlands on the grounds of domestic violence. The film portrays the journey of Holly Collins, who fled in desperation from Minnesota to the Netherlands to protect her children from their father. Watch the trailer: HERE.
Says You! June 21st Port Townsend HS Auditorium
A Benefit for the Jefferson Clemente Course in the Humanities
Quips on the Quimper returns – Desperate Straits A Community “Says You!” Richard Sher, Barry Nolan and Garlan Waller return to do some funny business with local wits. Two shows, back to back. Join us for the most scintillating solstice ever!! On-line Tickets are SOLD OUT!
Tickets may be purchased IN PERSON ONLY at: Quimper Sound 230 Taylor St. Port Townsend, WA Festival Seating: $40 Details: HERE.
See you at the movies!
Janette Force, Executive Director for PTFI
May 18, 2013
Micha X. Peled, Guest Filmmaker with Award-Winning Film Series, May 21st, 22nd & 23rd @ 11am
Free Lecture, May 21st @ 7pm, Library Learning Center
Global Lens continues May 30th @ 7pm, Fort Worden School House
Micha X. Peled, Guest Filmmaker with Award-Winning Film Series: The Globalization Trilogy,
May 21st, 22nd & 23rd @11am @ The Rose Theatre
How did he get that stunning footage of sweatshops in China? The Port Townsend Film Institute and The Food Coop welcome Micha X. Peled to the Rose Theatre on May 21st, 22nd and 23rd at 11 am. He is the creator of the three documentaries, Store Wars: When Walmart Comes to Town, China Blue, and Bitter Seeds. Peled will be present at each screening bringing the audience behind the scenes in China, India and right here in the USA. These films highlight the complex fabric of globalization for all nations. Tickets are on sale at the Rose Theatre and the Food Coop, $10 each or $25 for all three.
Peled will also be speaking to media and civics classes at both Port Townsend and Chimacum high schools, thanks to funding from PTFI and The Peter Simpson Memorial Fund. For more information on how YOU can underwrite these vital outreach opportunities HERE.
Free Lecture, May 21st @7pm, Library Learning Center.
The Art of Documentary Film Making- Behind the Camera with Micha X. Peled
Thanks to the Port Townsend Public Library for hosting a lecture from our visiting artist. The craft of documentary filmmaking goes far beyond a good cause or political perspective. To quote a recent jury statement about Peled’s work “masterfully weaves a rich tapestry of compelling human stories and subplots, that allows you to enter a world that is both personal and profound.” Peled was honored recently with the Green Award at the Berlin Film Festival.
Join award winning documentary filmmaker Micha X. Peled, Tuesday, May 21st @7pm for a free conversation on the craft of documentary filmmaking. Lecture will be held at the PT Library Learning Center, next door to the Carnegie Library, 1256 Lawrence Street.
Port Townsend Film Institute, PT Library and The Port Townsend Food Coop are co-sponsoring this event.
MODEST RECEPTION (Iran), GLOBAL LENS Continues
THURSDAY EVENING, May 30th @ 7pm, FORT WORDEN
Mani Haghighi stars and directs a cinematic tale about a strange duo making their way in an SUV through a mountainous area of Iran. Their trunk is filled with plastic bags stuffed with money, which they offer to the poor people they encounter. However, they're not good Samaritans, but Satanic tempters. Before giving t he money, the couple puts their would-be beneficiaries through odd tests or require them to perform a degrading or immoral act. As they continue on their route, their demands get progressively more outrageous and dark. Conversation following.
June 13th, Shyamal Uncle Turns Off the Lights (India) For more on these titles, visit GFI HERE.
We have exciting developments here at PTFI, so stay tuned to our next newsletter!
See you at the movies,
Janette Force, Executive Director for PTFI
May 3, 2013
First Tuesday Salon - May 7th The Sapphires @ 7:20pm The Rose Theatre
Micha X. Peled Guest Filmmaker with Award-Winning Film Series May 21st, 22nd & 23rd @ 11am
Global Lens continues May 30th 7pm Fort Worden School House
First Tuesday Salon May 7th - The Sapphires
"Crowd-pleaser" might be an odd term for a movie that deals with state-sanctioned racism, but that is precisely how "The Sapphires" has been received since its premiere at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. "Argo" might have been the big surprise at the Telluride Film Festival, but "The Sapphires" was the emotional hit. The movie's triumphant vision likely comes from co-writer Tony Briggs, who wrote the 2004 stage play the movie is based on. His mother and aunt were singers who toured Vietnam.
The central performances all have their pleasures. But the film nearly irresistible on-screen chemistry comes by way of Irish actor Chris O'Dowd and Deborah Mailman. The "Bridesmaid" co-star plays the hard-tippling (and purely accidental) manager Dave Lovelace, who introduces the women to soul music. Deborah Mailman gives eldest Gail a protective and sarcastic edge, that makes their vying for the welfare of the group spark.
Watch this wonderful clip- the audition in a basement for the USO tour HERE.
On Tuesday evening, May 7th, following the screening, join us for a conversation about USO shows, Vietnam and Motown magic.
Micha X. Peled Guest Filmmaker with Award-Winning Film Series:
The Globalization Trilogy - May 21st, 22nd & 23rd @ 11am
The Rose Theatre
How did he get that stunning footage of sweatshops in China? The Port Townsend Film Institute and The Food Coop welcome Micha X. Peled to the Rose Theatre on May 21st, 22nd and 23rd at 11 am. He is the creator of the three documentaries, Store Wars: When Walmart Comes to Town, China Blue, and Bitter Seeds. Peled will be present at each screening bringing the audience behind the scenes in China, India and right here in the USA. These films highlight the complex fabric of globalization for all nations.
Tickets are on sale at the Rose Theatre and the Food Coop, $10 each or $25 for all three. Stay tuned for Peled’s additional appearances in Chimacum and Quilcene.
Modest Reception (Iran) Global Lens Continues Thursday Evenings May 30th Fort Worden
Mani Haghighi stars and directs a cinematic tale about a strange duo making their way in an SUV through a mountainous area of Iran. Their trunk is filled with plastic bags stuffed with money, which they offer to the poor people they encounter. However, they're not good Samaritans, but Satanic tempters. Before giving the money, the couple puts their would-be beneficiaries through odd tests or require them to perform a degrading or immoral act. As they continue on their route, their demands get progressively more outrageous and dark.
Conversation following. Thanks to our educational partners, Peninsula College and Goddard College, we will be able to offer the 2013 award-winning film series at The Schoolhouse at Fort Worden- at no charge. Discover Passes are not required, as parking passes will be distributed when you pull in to park. There will be facilitated discussion following each film. In keeping with the mission of PTFI, we bring you film “as art, education and inspiration!”
May 30th Modest Reception (Iran)
June 13th Shyamal Uncle Turns Off the Lights (India)
For more on these titles, visit GFI HERE.
See you at the movies,
Janette Force, Executive Director for PTFI
April 15, 2013
A toast! Tuesday, April 16th @ 7pm, 2013 Film Festival Poster Reveal at Simon Mace Gallery
Girl Rising, Saturday, April 20th @ 11am at The Rose Theatre
NEW! Filmmaker Interviews from 2012 PT Film Festival are online
Celebrate Earth Day April 22nd with Free Admission to BIDDER 70
Global Lens Opens April 25th New Location & No Charge!
Out of the Mist, April 28th at The Rose Theatre
The 14th Annual PT Film Festival poster was created by local artist Frank Samuelson (website). Join PTFI at 7pm to toast the artist as we reveal his wonderful, whimsical rendering of this annual celebration of cinema and community. Simon Mace Gallery, 236 Taylor Street will host our salute to the kick-off of festival preparation. See you there!
GIRL RISING, Saturday, April 20th @ 11am at The Rose Theatre
Saturday morning there will be men, women and girls rising! GIRL RISING is a groundbreaking film created by Academy Award nominee Richard Robbins, which tells the story of 9 extraordinary girls from 9 nations, written by 9 celebrated writers and narrated by 9 renowned actresses. The film showcases the strength of the human spirit and the power of education to change the world.
Following the film, join the JCCF Fund for Women and Girls and PTFI for a panel discussion with educators and activists to explore the role we can all play in extending opportunity. Panelists will include Dr. Yvonne Pepin Wakefield, Martha Trolin, Mark Saran, Chris Jones Crubaugh and Abby Jorgenson. Tickets available at The Rose Theatre box office or online HERE. Watch the trailer: HERE
PTFI Filmmaker Interviews from 2012 PT Film Festival are online
Partnering with our schools, libraries and community groups is one of the ways PTFI serves our community. Thanks to Evan Harrison, devoted instructor from Chimacum High School, the efforts of his video students have become a wonderful archive of filmmaker interviews from our festival in 2012. For two afternoons, filmmakers and crewmembers met for conversations with interview teams and camera operators. The hundreds of hours of footage has been edited and posted for your enjoyment. Sit down with Micha X. Peled, J.J. Kelly, Bruce Dern- just to name a few great moments: Click HERE to view.
Celebrate Earth Day, Monday April 22, 11am,
BIDDER 70 will be screened FREE @ The Rose Theatre
The challenge of environmental activism is brought into sharp focus by this remarkable documentary; the story of Tim DeChristopher, told by veteran documentary filmmakers Beth Gage and George Gage.
Political analyst Naomi Klein, writer Terry Tempest Williams, actor Robert Redford, climate activist Bill McKibben, and the world’s leading climatologist Dr. James Hansen wrote letters in support of Tim that were widely circulated, stating that Tim “pulled off one of the most creative protests against our runaway energy policy in years . . . a noble act, profound gesture made on behalf of all of us and of the future.” April 22, 2013 marks the end of his 2 years in federal prison. We invite students, community members- anyone who is interested in the perspective of civil disobedience in contemporary society- to attend this free Earth Day screening.
Global Lens Moves to Thursday Evenings at Fort Worden
Thanks to our educational partners, Peninsula College and Goddard College, we will be able to offer the 2013 award winning film series at The Schoolhouse at Fort Worden- at no charge. Discover Passes are not required, as parking passes will be distributed when you pull in to park. There will be facilitated discussion following each film. In keeping with the mission of PTFI, we bring you film “ as art, education and inspiration!”
Spring
April 25th - The Fantastic World of Juan Oral (Mexico)
May 30th - Modest Reception (Iran)
June 13th - Shyamal Uncle Turns Off the Lights (India)
For more on these titles, visit GFI HERE.
Out of the Mist, April 28th at The Rose Theatre
Doors open at 12:45PM, Admission Free
This film, produced and directed by Robert and Kathy Chrestense, is a song to the Olympic Wilderness. Including stories by: Dave Skinner who spent most of his life on the Olympic Peninsula backpacking, climbing peaks, working on trails and doing glacier research for the University of Washington; Harvest Moon who has become an ambassador and historian for the Quinault Indian Nation and the Coast Salish through her popular storytelling and basket weaving artistry; Dane Burke who has backpacked hundreds of miles on multi-day trips exploring some of the most remote off-trail areas in the Olympic Mountains; and Tim McNulty who has authored several books and essays on natural history, writes and teaches poetry, and speaks out on behalf of wilderness.
Join the filmmakers for a pre-screening talk and stay for a post show update on the status of the Wild Olympics legislation to expand and protect Olympic wilderness.
Sponsored by the Sierra Club, Olympic Park Associates, Olympic Forest Coalition, and Olympic Audubon.
Contact Peter Guerrero of the North Olympic Group for further information, 510-421-1071.
For more information on the film, click HERE.
See you at the movies,
Janette Force, Executive Director for PTFI
March 26, 2013
First Tuesday Salon OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL April 2nd at Rose Theatre
GIRL RISING April 20th at The Rose Theatre
Celebrate Earth Day April 22nd with Free Admission to BIDDER 70
The Match is still burning & getting hotter!
Filmmaking for Women April Global Lens Opens April 25th New Location & No Charge!
First Tuesday Salon OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL
April 2nd at Rose Theatre
What a grand experiment to toy with the story line of the most beloved film in cinematic history. And in 3-D! Let’s talk about how it worked with local film geek John Hansen, following the screening on Tuesday, April 2nd at The Rose.
Remember, $1 off your ticket and 50 cents off your popcorn if you are a card carrying PTFI member. Think your membership has expired? Call us at 360-379-1333 and we will fix you right up. Watch the trailer: HERE.
GIRL RISING
Saturday April 20th 11am at The Rose Theatre
Saturday morning there will be men, women and girls rising! GIRL RISING is a groundbreaking film created by Academy Award nominee Richard Robbins, which tells the story of 9 extraordinary girls from 9 nations, written by 9 celebrated writers and narrated by 9 renowned actresses. The film showcases the strength of the human spirit and the power of education to change the world. Following the film, join the Jefferson County Community Foundation Fund for Women and Girls and PTFI for a panel discussion with educators & activists to explore the role we can all play in extending opportunity.
Tickets at The Rose Theatre box office or online at online HERE. Watch the trailer: HERE.
Match Grant of $10,000 is really heating up
Listen for your phone to ring; the first ever PTFI Phone-a-thon is still in progress We are now up to $8,830 and you can help finish it here. It’s not too late to help make this happen, we have until April 15th!
Celebrate Earth Day, Monday April 22, 11am
BIDDER 70
FREE Rose Theatre
The challenge of environmental activism is brought into sharp focus by this remarkable documentary; the story of Tim DeChristopher, told by veteran documentary filmmakers Beth Gage and George Gage. Political analyst Naomi Klein, writer Terry Tempest Williams, actor Robert Redford, climate activist Bill McKibben, and the world’s leading climatologist Dr. James Hansen wrote letters in support of Tim that were widely circulated, stating that Tim “pulled off one of the most creative protests against our runaway energy policy in years . . . a noble act, profound gesture made on behalf of all of us and of the future.”
April 22, 2013 marks the end of his 2 years in federal prison. We invite students, community members- anyone who is interested in the perspective of civil disobedience in contemporary society- to attend this free Earth Day screening.
WOMEN’S VIDEO WORKSHOP April 24th
Have you dreamed of writing a screenplay from a female perspective, shooting and editing the video, and screening it at a film festival? When you sign up for the Women’s Video Workshop through the Film Institute, that dream will come true at the 2013 Port Townsend Film Festival where the video will premiere. The workshop will be taught by Hollywood scriptwriter Nancy Alvarez (website) and filmmaker Jane Champion (website). Nancy will teach the scriptwriting process, from defining a concept as a group to creating an outline and final script. Jane will instruct you on how to develop a storyboard, techniques for videotaping on-location, and editing your final video. Everyone will contribute to each step of the process.
The Scripting Phase of the the workshop will run 3 consecutive Wednesday evenings; April 24th, May 1st & May 8th, from 6 to 9 PM. The group will determine the exact dates in May for Videotaping and Editing.
The cost for the workshop is $350.00.
For more information contact Jane at 643-0872 and Nancy at 379-0330.
GLOBAL LENS MOVES TO THURSDAY EVENINGS
AT FORT WORDEN @ 7 pm
Thanks to our educational partners, Peninsula College and Goddard College, we will be able to offer the 2013 award winning film series at The Schoolhouse at Fort Worden- at no charge. Parking passes will be distributed and there will be facilitated discussion following each film. In keeping with the mission of PTFI, we bring you film “ as art, education and inspiration!”
Spring
April 25 - The Fantastic World of Juan Oral (Mexico)
May 30 - Modest Reception (Iran)
June 13 - Shyamal Uncle Turns Off the Lights (India)
For more on these titles, visit GFI http://catalogue.globalfilm.org/global-lens-2013-information.
Happy Spring from all of us at the Port Townsend Film Institute! I am headed to Ashland Independent Film Festival next week, searching for cinematic treasures to bring back to all of you,
Janette Force, Executive Director for PTFI
February 14, 2013
- BEST VALENTINE EVER!! Tickets to PTFF Oscar Gala Feb 24th, 3:30pm @ NW Maritime Center
- PTFF Star, John Considine reads LOVE LETTERS Sunday Feb. 17th 6pm
PTFF Oscar Gala, Sunday Feb 24th, 3:30 pm
NW Maritime Center
Who needs chocolate when you can give your Valentine a ticket to The Academy Awards??
Put on your sparkling Hollywood best! The Port Townsend Film Festival is proud to announce that one of their favorite filmmakers, comedian Jonathan Browning, will be hosting this year’s Academy Awards Gala at the NW Maritime Center in Port Townsend. Beginning at 3:30pm, indulge in appetizers from local restaurants, watch The Red Carpet pre-show, and enjoy live music provided by Rex Rice & his trio.
Sip on a glass of complimentary champagne while bidding on Silent Auction items, like a behind-the-scenes tour of the Woodland Park Zoo; a PS Express sunset cruise for you and 25 friends in Port Townsend Bay; a filmmaking class for women; original paintings, jewelry and much more.
Doors open at 3:30, buffet dinner, thanks to The Silverwater Café will be served at 5pm, and the official Oscar broadcast begins at 5:30. During commercial breaks, host Jonathan Browning will announce raffle winners and award prizes for best Hollywood look-a-like. The no-host bar will serve wine throughout the evening. $
45 Advance Tickets available at the PTFI office, 211 Taylor Street, or by calling 360-379-1333. $50 Tickets at the door. This event sells out, so advance purchase is advised.
PTFF Star, John Considine reads LOVE LETTERS 
Sunday Feb. 17th 6pm
Need something to do on Valentine’s Day Weekend, right before you scoop up your sweetheart for the Oscar Gala? How about this sweet confection? Key City Public Theatre presents an evening of dinner theater at Alchemy Bistro & Wine Bar on Valentine's weekend. Featuring "Love Letters" by A.R. Gurney performed by John Considine and Patricia Earnest. Sunday February 17, at 6:00 p.m. One night only.
Tickets are $48 for the three-course dinner and show.
Visit Key City Public Theatre website for details HERE.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Janette Force, Executive Director for PTFI
January 25, 2013
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MAMMA MIA! Saturday January 26th Just makes you want to SING!!
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Back by Popular Demand: PTFF Oscar Gala Feb 24th 3:30pm - NW Maritime Center
- BROOKLYN CASTLE goes Digital Feb 5th!
Mamma Mia! 
On screen at The Rose Theatre
Saturday, January 26th
Shake off the Winter Blahs! And sing along with Meryl Streep!! Join us at noon for family fun or 9:30pm and enhance your singing with cocktails from PTFF’s legendary cocktail lounge, Area 51! Maybe you will need a nap…
Yes, there will be prizes for costumes and performance, thanks to Universal Studios. All proceeds support our year round film programming. Tickets available online HERE or at The Rose Theatre box office.
Back by Popular Demand:
PTFF Oscar Gala
Sunday Feb 24th, 3:30 pm
NW Maritime Center
Advance Tickets $45
available at the PTFI office, 211 Taylor Street or call 360-379-1333.
Tickets at the door: $50. This event sells out, so advance tickets are advised.
Put on your sparkling Hollywood best! We are proud to announce that one of our favorite filmmakers, comedian Jonathan Browning, will be hosting this year’s PTFF Academy Awards Gala at the NW Maritime Center in Port Townsend.
Beginning at 3:30pm, indulge in appetizers from local restaurants, watch The Red Carpet pre-show, and enjoy live music provided by Rex Reed & his trio. Sip on a glass of complimentary champagne while bidding on Silent Auction items, like a behind-the-scenes tour of the Woodland Park Zoo; a PS Express sunset cruise for you and 25 friends in Port Townsend Bay; a filmmaking class for women; original paintings, jewelry and much more.
Buffet dinner will be served at 5pm, and the official Oscar broadcast begins at 5:30. During commercial breaks, host Jonathan Browning will announce raffle winners and award prizes for best Hollywood look-a-like. The no-host bar will serve wine throughout the evening.
Join us for an evening of Oscar glamour, and bring your friends. It's always more fun to watch The Academy Awards with other film lovers!
First Tuesday Salon 
Feb 5th
THE IMPOSSIBLE
Rosebud Cinema @ 7pm
This is not another Hollywood disaster drama with unlikely happenstance and wild special effects. Rather, it is a tender portrait of a real family in a horribly real situation. This film leaves no audience member separate from the internal question, “What would I do if that were me?” Nominated for Best Actress by The Academy, Golden Globes and Broadway Critics Choice, Naomi Watts paints the portrait of a mother that is truly luminous. Watch the trailer: HERE
Following the film, join Rocky Friedman and Janette Force for a conversation about this astonishing, difficult and inspiring family odyssey.
Women’s Film Making Class on the drawing board at PTFI
(date TBA)
From script to screen…join a fun group of women in creating a short film that will be submitted to the 2013 Port Townsend Film Festival. Screenplay writer and author Nancy Alvarez will lead the scripting phase. Jane Champion of Champion Video Productions will teach the technical skills of video production and editing.
10-12 women will participate in 30 hours of class time Wednesday evenings and Saturdays during April and May.
Cost is $350.00 per person. For additional workshop info and to reserve your place at the editing bench contact:
Jane Champion 360-643-0872 jane@championvideo.com
Nancy Alvarez 360-379-0330 littlenanster@gmail.com
BROOKLYN CASTLE goes Digital Feb 5th!
Our contract with Best Documentary and winner of the Big Cheese Award at our film festival last year, BROOKLYN CASTLE, does not allow for distribution in the PTFF library. So, it is very good news to announce the release on iTunes February 5, 2013. It is truly an empowering film about chess and the impact of learning strategy for young Brooklynites. If you missed it at the festival, here is your chance to support a film that is currently listed as one of the best documentary films in the nation last year. Congrats to director, Katie Dellamaggiore!
Whew! So much for a short newsletter!
Janette Force, Executive Director for PTFI
