Recreational and commercial vessels will not be able to release treated or untreated sewage into Puget Sound… Continue reading
State regulators Monday tentatively denied a request by Willapa Bay oyster growers to use a pesticide to… Continue reading
Has news that a data mining company harvested Facebook users’ private information changed how you use the social media platform?… Continue reading
Kinder Morgan’s controversial Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project that would nearly triple the flow of oil from… Continue reading
A company that operates a beef cattle feedlot in southeastern Washington has reached a settlement with the state over a… Continue reading
As dogs and other animals are increasingly used in courts to comfort and calm prosecution witnesses,… Continue reading
I believe it is time to emphasize the language in the first phrase of the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. It… Continue reading
Seven decades after making key portions of the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki, Japan, workers at… Continue reading
A body was recovered Saturday in the vicinity where an SUV plunged off a Northern California cliff last month,… Continue reading
So now it’s the National Rifle Association’s fault for all the school shootings because they support congressmen (and women). Well, isn’t that just about as… Continue reading
North Korea says Kim Jong Un is ready to discuss his nuclear weapons with President Donald Trump. Do you support such a summit?… Continue reading
The National Rural Health Association named Olympic Medical Center again to its Top 20 Rural Community Hospital list. The awardees were hospitals… Continue reading
Here is an idea which can be either fun to think about, or perhaps even dabble with, providing some light-hearted approach to April Fools Day:.… Continue reading
I see the county wants to install a traffic circle at Woodcock and Sequim Dungeness. I am all for it, but there are still too… Continue reading
The comment by the March 29 letter “Signs are too easy” is worthy of a response. She has a concept that there are people out… Continue reading
It’s difficult to read columns like Charles Blow’s “Donald Trump: Man at War” (PDN, 3/27) and believe that any rational person could actually write such… Continue reading
Back on course Thomas Friedman’s column, “What Trump, Putin Have in Common” (PDN, March 19), stirred deeply imprinted childhood memories of World War II. In… Continue reading
Some whales are taking jazz riffs to new depths. For the first time, scientists have eavesdropped year-round… Continue reading
Twenty-six times over, it’s safe to say “Ready Player One” was Robby Streett’s favorite book. The nostalgic science fiction romp by Ernest Cline… Continue reading
A 33-year-old Kent man has been charged with felony hit and run in the fatality of a Belfair resident who had stopped to… Continue reading
