As a retired utility professional with 40 years of experience in the industry, I am excited to support Phyllis Bernard for PUD commissioner. All too… Continue reading
Those of a certain age, like old, may remember the Mamas and Papas, the 1960s rock group whose song “California Dreaming” became an anthem for… Continue reading
My husband has a hyphenated first name. When he applied for a driver’s license, the Department of Licensing deleted the hyphen and used the second… Continue reading
Who’s to blame for the deaths of soldiers during our withdrawal from Afghanistan? Former President Donald Trump’s decision to negotiate directly with the Taliban, bypassing… Continue reading
Every citizen, no matter their party affiliation, should learn about “Project 2025: Presidential Transition Project,” as they listen to the candidates. At 900 pages, it… Continue reading
I write to support Phyllis Bernard for her first full term as Clallam PUD Commissioner for District 3. Phyllis has many years of experience with… Continue reading
Grocery prices are up 40 percent. Gas prices are up 50 percent. It’s almost impossible for most people to finance a home. Car and home… Continue reading
In response to “Port Angeles Needs Bypass” (PDN, Aug. 31), I would like to add that in the 1960s and ’70s, my parents and other… Continue reading
Earthquake simulation room sounds like entertainment more than anything. I assure you, nothing will prepare you for the complete unabashed power of a 9-plus magnitude… Continue reading
Ken Simpson, candidate for the Clallam County Public Utility District commission, said, “We have the cleanest, cheapest power in the country, and my purpose here… Continue reading
In summer of 1971, my best friend, Greg Victoroff, and I backpacked in Iceland for two weeks. The Land of Fire and Ice is mostly… Continue reading
In the Aug. 24 PDN, there is great article about the Sequim Highway 101 bypass. Several years ago, I wrote to local, state and federal… Continue reading
Folks, may I remind you that the job of president of the United States is not to be the Entertainer in Chief. It’s a serious… Continue reading
Like many of you, I am not immune to partisanship and rarely, if never, break ranks. Nevertheless, I appreciate those who are willing to do… Continue reading
In U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer’s newsletter, he is happy about the funding he helped procure to protect against rising sea levels on Washington’s coast. NOAA… Continue reading
I’m wondering if the city of Port Angeles has lost its marbles. Things are bad enough, dodging the potholes and broken asphalt on the already-narrow… Continue reading
On July 11, I attended the Teamsters Local Union 589 meeting with Clallam County employees. It was the worst meeting of its kind I’ve ever… Continue reading
The letter, “Road Work,” (PDN, Aug. 10) hit the nail on the head. Before, I had no problem with the traffic lights or curbs downtown,… Continue reading
You might think, since rising ocean level and ever-stronger hurricanes and tornadoes threaten all of southern Florida, including Mar A Lago, that Mr. Trump would… Continue reading
The recent spectacle of 79 standing ovations for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his speech to Congress on July 24 serves as yet another… Continue reading
