I have but one word to say about the letter from the person urging all mandates be ended and we in Washington should “open up… Continue reading
A statue honoring the late Billy Frank Jr., a Nisqually tribal member who championed treaty rights and protecting the environment,… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee and Seattle-area leaders on Wednesday touted the opening of a new mass COVID-19 vaccination site at an… Continue reading
Should the state allow counties that are ready to move into the next phase of COVID-19 vaccinations to proceed, or should it share supply with… Continue reading
Thanks to the Peninsula Daily News, Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, and North Olympic History Center for helping us know more about the amazing Esther… Continue reading
Floating homes for Port Angeles? Just a bad idea. An expensive solution to solve the housing shortage. No mention in the story about cost per… Continue reading
I read recently that U.S. Representative Derek Kilmer voted for H.R. 999, the Wild Olympics Act. This act apparently had a lot of local support.… Continue reading
A small barrel roll gave whale watchers a gender reveal over the weekend and reason to be hopeful about a… Continue reading
The state House has approved a measure that would require landlords to provide a valid reason for ending certain leases… Continue reading
Arkansas has banned most abortions, a move supporters hope will lead to the U.S. Supreme Court reconsidering Roe v. Wade. Should the court do so?… Continue reading
Following earlier submissions that addressed the recent impact of a school levy on Port Angeles property tax bills, a letter writer weighed in and suggested… Continue reading
Should the state or individual counties be on the hook for refunds of legal financial obligations following the Supreme Court decision about drug possession?… Continue reading
I have noted with interest recent letters and rants in the Peninsula Daily News concerning the Port Angeles School District’s capital levy, passed in 2020… Continue reading
Should federal agencies promote voter registration in an attempt to broaden access for all eligible citizens?… Continue reading
Have you taken up any new hobbies or pastimes during the pandemic?… Continue reading
WITH THE ADVENT of March, many jobs and chores are beginning to grow faster than your lawn or weeds. All too soon the dry weather… Continue reading
OUR STEELHEAD ARE in serious trouble. For the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, this realization came in early December, with projections that, for the… Continue reading
I believe that the Electoral College, as it stands now, is an outdated system. There is no reason we shouldn’t be electing our presidents by… Continue reading
It’s been over a year now in which our community has been subjected to an atmosphere of fear and trepidation due to the pandemic. No… Continue reading
I would like to make public my support for Leo Goolden and his quest to restore the wooden sailing ship Tally Ho. The ingenuity and… Continue reading
