Sequim’s Nate DeSpain and Atticus Wickert were among the winners of the 2019-20 Peninsula College athletic awards at a Pirate Athletics End-of-Year… Continue reading
Letter
After witnessing the Jefferson County Board of Health meeting on June 18, I am writing to express my extreme disappointment with their failure to recommend… Continue reading
Letter
Recently, in west Seattle, I witnessed the somber tone of the city which is much more prevalent than here in Port Angeles. Masks were prominent,… Continue reading
Letter
A letter in the June 21 Peninsula Daily News defends four embattled lower Snake River dams as providing “dispatchable power” to complement intermittent renewable resources… Continue reading
Faced with growing pressure to crack down on an “occupied” protest zone following two weekend shootings, Seattle’s… Continue reading
Do you think the statewide order to wear face masks will help control COVID-19 transmission?… Continue reading
Fifty members of the National Guard are helping to clear a backlog of state unemployment benefit… Continue reading
Letter
The United States probably held its highest level of international respect at the end of World War II. We committed everything as a nation to… Continue reading
Letter
Violence must not be tolerated. The fake news media is continuing to try to represent President Donald Trump’s calls for the use of force against… Continue reading
Do you trust law enforcement officers on the North Olympic Peninsula to use tactics appropriate for the situation?… Continue reading
Ferry corporation adding 120 weekly sailings on busiest routes starting next week
Letter
The PUD’s expulsion from the Public Power Council (PPC) is troubling. I have worked with the PPC during my nearly 40-year involvement in regional power… Continue reading
Should health officials ask for enforcement on face covering mandates to include fines and possible jail time?… Continue reading
After reading Pat Buchanan’s op-ed “Cancel White Men….and what’s left?” (June 16) I swiftly made good use of the article. I cleaned out the kitty-litter… Continue reading
Flip a switch and the light comes on, all because you flipped a switch, all because of electricity. Electricity powers conveniences, necessities and everything in… Continue reading
I appreciated the Peninsula Daily News coverage of an inter-racial family’s recent attempt to have a Twilight-inspired camping trip to the Forks area, especially, most… Continue reading
This is my observation of the past two weeks of the activity in our country. The majority of citizens do not support violent street protests.… Continue reading
If the only way you could attend a concert this summer was to view it at a drive-in theater, would you load up the car… Continue reading
Port of Port Angeles commissioner, state candidate, organizer
Letter
Now is the tiume for all those folks so vigorously protesting to be sure that they are registered to vote. The singular way, the only… Continue reading
