The state's No Mask, No Service goes into effect Tuesday. Do you agree with the order?… Continue reading
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Concerning kids and cancer, in 1992, while working as a nurse at the University of California-Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, I recall: Working on the… Continue reading
A person killed Saturday when a man who drove his car onto a closed Seattle freeway and into a crowd protesting police brutality… Continue reading
Have you had trouble finding childcare? Do you see a shortage in Clallam and Jefferson counties?… Continue reading
How did we get here? Why have parents unilaterally ceded their voice in the education of their children? American public education has been on the… Continue reading
not much, but making statements about how they will “fix it” and… Continue reading
Remember when seat belts were made law? It was 1968 for new cars. Over the next 20 years, states made it mandatory for all. There… Continue reading
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Some 30 to 35 people gathered at the intersection of Sims Way and Kearney Street in Port Townsend on Friday as part of a solidarity… Continue reading
What is your favorite food to barbecue?… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee has announced that because of an increase in the rate of COVID-19… Continue reading
Letter
I very much hope that business owners on the North Olympic Peninsula are aware that strict enforcement of the requirement to wear masks when in… Continue reading
“STOP WHINING AND feeling sorry for yourself,” we often hear people say. “Why don’t you just learn to count your blessings? You’d be so much… Continue reading
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Marge Rosen, conductor for the Port Townsend Summer Band, plays a selection of Big Band music to a small crowd gathered at… Continue reading
Considering many Fourth of July events have been modified or canceled, will your plans for the holiday weekend be different this year?… Continue reading
Letter
Last summer I hiked across Olympic National Park (ONP) with my two teenage children. My husband dropped us off at the Dosewallips River Trail and… Continue reading
Letter
Regarding plans to pave the Spruce Railroad Trail along Lake Crescent, we might consider taking a tip from our neighbors to the north. The biking/walking… Continue reading
Seattle police turned out in force early Wednesday at the city’s “occupied” protest… Continue reading
Letter
My first introduction of Brian Pruiett was with Fire District 3 Community Emergency Response Team program. The program is training and preparing community members for… Continue reading
With the viral outbreak worsening and unemployment at Depression-era levels, the government today will issue what… Continue reading
Do you support the idea of having students split their time between distance learning and inside schools this fall?… Continue reading
