LETTER: Mail delivery

Mail delivery

The mail delivery along U.S. Highway 101 is the worst that I’ve seen in 60 years.

Over the years we have had some very good, reliable carriers.

One in particular would even climb over the mound of snow left by the state road crew to put the mail in the box.

Now it is delivered there anywhere from noon to after five o’clock.

Bur you never know when it will be there.

One Thursday in particular the mail was not there at 7 p.m. but I had passed a carrier driving north on Laird Road a few minutes before.

I finally got it before noon on Friday, but Friday’s mail was not in the box when I checked it at 9 a.m. Saturday morning.

What has happened?

Allen Brannin

Port Angeles

More in Opinion

PAT NEAL: The autumn menu

AUTUMN IS A time of plenty on the Olympic Peninsula. The salmon… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: It’s apple picking time

IT WAS DAYLIGHT at the homestead, but I was more than a… Continue reading

Marc Abshire
POINT OF VIEW: Vote yes on both PASD propositions

MUCH IS AT stake in the upcoming elections. In Clallam County, which… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: The composting chronicles

IT MIGHT HAVE been the American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson who was… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: Disaster preparedness month

SEPTEMBER IS NATIONAL Disaster Preparedness Month. It’s time to raise awareness about… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: A good time on the Peninsula

1890 WAS A good time to be on the Olympic Peninsula. That… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: Heed the wilderness warnings

IT WAS ANOTHER tough week in the news. We almost didn’t need… Continue reading

Jim Hargrove
POINT OF VIEW: Managed forests critical to healthy, resilient forestlands

AS FORMER STATE legislators, we’ve been on the front lines of the… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: The season of harvest

SEPTEMBER IS THE season of harvest, when we gather the fruits of… Continue reading

Pat Neal/For Peninsula Daily News
PAT NEAL: A case of mushroom fever

BY NOW, I think we’ve all had it up to here with… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: The wrath of the Thunderbird

YOU KNOW LIGHTNING’S getting closer when you feel the thunder in your… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: The seven stages of device deprivation

WITH THE MIRACLE of climate change, people living in the southern states… Continue reading