HOORAY, HOORAY! THE first of May… My International holiday begins and ends Sunday. That’s right, in my May family household, May Day is our absolute… Continue reading
Our Congress was intended to be a negotiating body of representatives searching for what the majority of all the people want. Now it has become… Continue reading
What would you think if the U.S. Postal Service switched to electric delivery vehicles?… Continue reading
A Seattle man has pleaded guilty to federal arson charges involving a fire that destroyed an Oregon horse slaughterhouse more than two… Continue reading
A federal judge has dismissed a class action lawsuit that was filed by opponents of a mandatory payroll premium to fund Washington state’s… Continue reading
Thomas. Doubting Thomas. Thomas the skeptic. That’s the Gospel from last Sunday; we’ve heard this story read in churches and retold many times, and it… Continue reading
A civilian oversight board says some Seattle police officers routinely — and illegally — ignored state and city mask mandates during the height… Continue reading
As you age, are you concerned about being able to stay in your own home?… Continue reading
The Seattle Seahawks have the No. 9 overall pick in Thursday's NFL Draft. What should they do with the pick?… Continue reading
Police: Incident at gas station in Bremerton
I love this country I love the people and the land But there’s a lot of stuff happening that I can’t understand We got billions… Continue reading
What should the downtown Port Angeles building at 204 E. Front street become?… Continue reading
Should the Supreme Court rule in favor of the Bremerton coach who wants to kneel and pray on the football field after games?… Continue reading
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By Steve Mullensky For Peninsula Daily News Chelsea Rosenberger, right, and sons Josiah and Micah, go through the bits of trash they picked up along… Continue reading
Should federal banking be reformed to allow for transactions from pot shops, so they aren't dealing entirely in cash?… Continue reading
A woman who accidentally dropped her cellphone into the hole of an outhouse in the Olympic National Forest and fell… Continue reading
LAST WEEK, I told you what not to plant. This week, let me give you a list of plants that would have laughed off last… Continue reading
President speaks in Seattle about environmental issues
Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is on the brink of implementing irreversible plans for major development of Miller Peninsula State Park. This unique 2,800-acre… Continue reading
Passing the Quilcene bond will replace the aging, worn out and seismically unsafe elementary building. That is important. But there are more reasons to support… Continue reading
