Washington’s unemployment rate remained at 5.1 percent and the state added 16,800 jobs last month, officials announced. The Employment Security… Continue reading
More than 7,000 people have died from COVID-19 in Washington state, according to data from the state Department of Health.… Continue reading
Teia Stitzel will present “Happy Friend-a-versary” at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Stitzel will be the guest speaker at Unity in the Olympics, 2917… Continue reading
Do you believe your personal information is safe online?… Continue reading
Service project supplies puppies, elephants, giraffes
Several excellent columns and letters in this paper have tried to explain to angry demonstrators how we’re all in this COVID-19 fight together, and how… Continue reading
Mandate overdue A mandate requiring vaccines and masks is long overdue. Finally there is no reasonable excuse for spreading the virus, clogging the hospitals and… Continue reading
Do you think people are legitimately using religious exemption for declining the COVID-19 vaccine?… Continue reading
COVID-19 is not a joke or something the government is doing to you; it’s a virus that moves through the air, is breathed in and… Continue reading
I want to inform the owners and staff of our local restaurants and bars that I and my husband are so happy to know that… Continue reading
For any other disaster, I would like to think our community would work feverishly, arm in arm, for a successful outcome. But apparently not this… Continue reading
The Sequim City Council passed a resolution against public health mandates in Clallam County, citing Constitutional rights. Do you agree or disagree?… Continue reading
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By Steve Mullensky For Peninsula Daily News Red and orange hues mean change is coming as shown on these trees on Water Street next to… Continue reading
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By Dave Logan For Peninsula Daily News Duane Grego, left, and Dan Welden check the scales on Welden’s winning pumpkin at 166.2 pounds Sunday. A… Continue reading
What has this community come to? This is the first letter I have ever written to a newspaper after many years of reading the daily… Continue reading
The bubonic plague, which destroyed half the population in some towns, started in somebody’s body. Some person was hosting a microorganism that ended up being… Continue reading
State troopers, prison correctional officers, ferry workers and other public sector employees have filed a lawsuit to try to overturn Gov. Jay Inslee’s… Continue reading
Which activity do you most associate with fall?… Continue reading
Self-righteousness without serious soul-searching to discover our own culpability allows us to react to every perceived threat spontaneously, but unless we constantly remind ourselves that… Continue reading
Kudos to Dr. Allison Berry for the fine work she has done under the terrifying burden of this virus. We particularly admire her courage with… Continue reading
