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LETTERS: U.S. should give Civilian Conservation Corps another try

Much is being said about the state of the nation. Presently it may be the most prominent discussion we hear and often focuses on homelessness… Continue reading

LETTERS: Wayne Marina could be first-class attraction

There should be no talk of selling the John Wayne Marina. What should happen is that port officials, Sequim officials and any other interested parties… Continue reading

LETTER: Thank you Vietnam veteran tribute at Port Angeles Lefties game July 7

I would like to express my deep appreciation for Cmdr. Jennifer Runion, the officers and crew of the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Active, the Lefties… Continue reading

LETTERS: Ferguson files many suits against Trump while corrections guard waits

A prisoner at Clallam Bay Corrections Center viciously attacks a guard, seriously injuring him in an attempt to kill him. Two years later, Bob Ferguson,… Continue reading

LETTERS: Silence encourages the growth of evil

Do not underestimate the power of silence to fertilize the growth of evil. Speak up, write and demonstrate now. If we don’t we are responsible.… Continue reading

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Do you think code enforcement is strong enough in your community?… Continue reading

  • Jul 11, 2018

LETTERS: U.S. laws prevent flood of illegal immigration

Here are some basic facts about illegal immigration. First, crossing our border illegally is a criminal offense. Second, every president is sworn to execute the… Continue reading

Wildfire in central Washington forces evacuations

A wildfire burning near the Columbia River on Tuesday prompted officials to evacuate the tiny central Washington town of Vantage… Continue reading

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Have you or someone you know ever been the victim of a scam?… Continue reading

  • Jul 10, 2018
Research offers tips on how to help monarch butterflies

Research offers tips on how to help monarch butterflies

The question of where Mid-Columbia monarch butterflies migrate in the West isn’t a question anymore, thanks to a… Continue reading

Research offers tips on how to help monarch butterflies
PHOTO: Off to the races at Tillicum Park in Forks

PHOTO: Off to the races at Tillicum Park in Forks

Children compete in gunny sack races at Tillicum Park in Forks on Sunday as part of the Kiddies Play Day. The event, part of the… Continue reading

PHOTO: Off to the races at Tillicum Park in Forks

LETTERS: Plans to vote for Hayden for district court judge

I plan to vote for Suzanne Hayden for District Court judge. She’s practiced in law for many years in our community. She’s smart and thoughtful.… Continue reading

LETTERS: Selfish to reject needs of immigrants

Bishop Michael Curry, the presiding bishop of the Episcopal church, recently gave a fiery and inspiring address in which he equated sin with selfishness. In… Continue reading

Federal appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh nominated for Supreme Court

Federal appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh nominated for Supreme Court

After days of frenzied lobbying and speculation, President Donald Trump decided on… Continue reading

Federal appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh nominated for Supreme Court
Washington psychiatric hospital called ‘hell’

Washington psychiatric hospital called ‘hell’

Behind tall brick walls and secure windows, hundreds of patients at Washington state’s largest psychiatric hospital live… Continue reading

Washington psychiatric hospital called ‘hell’

LETTERS: Personal loyalties intrude on court’s final analyses

The Supreme Court of the U.S. was the only court established by the U.S. Constitution. I think it was intended as an institution that would… Continue reading

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What do you think of the Supreme Court's ruling that government workers who choose not to join unions don't have to pay dues?… Continue reading

  • Jul 8, 2018
Former Olympic rower pleads guilty to fraud

Former Olympic rower pleads guilty to fraud

A former Olympic rower who mysteriously disappeared for nearly 18 months has pleaded guilty to fraud. Harold Backer changed his plea Wednesday in… Continue reading

Former Olympic rower pleads guilty to fraud

LETTERS: November election could decide direction of country

We have four months to decide the direction of our country with the elections in November. Will we be spectators standing on the sideline of… Continue reading

LETTERS: Special Olympians are athletes deserving of respect

This year, the Special Olympic Games celebrate 50 years and I was lucky enough to attend the opening ceremony. Full disclosure: I have volunteered with… Continue reading