These past months, I have kept my opinion to myself. Each of us has our own beliefs, our own value system, our own moral compass.… Continue reading
In the PDN’s Nov. 13 Commentary Page, two letters stand out: “Band together” and “Impending storm,” both of which may be relegated to the file… Continue reading
Post-election, our children and grandchildren contacted us. One, a Hispanic medical student, feels devastated, disillusioned and fearful for our country’s future. My daughters and granddaughters… Continue reading
The 95th annual observance of American Education Week is this week. Our AEW tagline, “Great Public Schools: A Basic Right and Our Responsibility,” speaks to… Continue reading
Friday morning 10 a.m. my husband and I took our coffee and drove downtown Port Angeles. We wanted to see all the flags for Veterans’s… Continue reading
Nov. 8, 2016, will go down in history as a Day of Infamy. Did we truly choose to put a Godless, amoral hothead into the… Continue reading
Seems to me that picking a plan for the Elwha River bridge on U.S. Highway 101 (there’ve gotta be dozens) and starting it ASAP in… Continue reading
Congratulations, Donald Trump, for winning this wild Presidential election. Donald Trump’s campaign speeches were meaningful because Americans are starving for positive change from what our… Continue reading
Satiacum critic I am outraged by the decision of a Democratic elector, Robert Satiacum, to refuse to vote for Hillary Clinton in the Electoral College.… Continue reading
Please, good people everywhere, reach out in kindness and reconciliation to all who are in peril from such hard and dangerous politicizing during this election… Continue reading
The writer of a recent letter claims mowing is the only tool for controlling noxious weeds. This statement is false. I attended the presentation proposing… Continue reading
Regardless of why Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump and whether one should have invested more or any time and energy in promoting Hillary over… Continue reading
On the anniversary of the 1938 pogrom known as “night of broken glass,” Americans elected a demagogue and clinical sociopath as president. He was endorsed… Continue reading
On Sept. 29, the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) proposed adding 3,640 acres to the Dabob Bay Natural Area, encompassing a swath across the… Continue reading
As a member of the Washington State Council on Aging, I am writing this letter because November is National Family Caregivers Month. The theme for… Continue reading
The PUD commissioner has the temperament and strategic thinking to continue making the utility a job well done.
So many positive things have been written in these pages about the qualities of candidate Ron Richards for Clallam County commissioner: his considerable intelligence and… Continue reading
As a longtime resident of Clallam County and my beloved community of Joyce, I will be voting for Dave Neupert as our next Superior Court… Continue reading
He has a rich understanding of the community and the many types of people who might go through the judicial system.
The city of Sequim hopes to rebuild Fir Street between Fifth and Sequim avenues. I was a little kid born in 1930 and lived on… Continue reading
