Leap Day news from the other WSJ
February 29, 2008
The Winston-Salem Journal has a cute leap day story today: they asked readers to share their tales of the woman’s being the one to “leap” into love. And for those who wrote in, writes Reporter Kim Underwood, “taking the lead paid big dividends.”
JACKIE SAUTER, Web Editor
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