It is impossible to state how great and refreshing it is to finally have someone “tell it like it is” regarding our president and his… Continue reading
Fall colors are fading as snow again blankets the peaks of the Olympics. Our breath hangs heavy in the chill as daylight retreats. This is… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society has declared its joint “Share the Love” event a success. Twelve dogs and cats — for a total… Continue reading
The thought-provoking “Matter of principle” letter (PDN, Nov. 20) righteously brings recrimination to those who champion liberal ideology. We long for the time when we… Continue reading
It cannot possibly cost $900,000 to add 4 feet to the existing railings on the Eighth Street bridges. Let’s put it out to local bid… Continue reading
Now we know the value of a human life: $900,000. The cost grows higher with each person who can climb a railing. I’m horrified that… Continue reading
Nearly everyone in this community has thought about the Eighth Street bridges today. Many have thought about little else. The question is not whether fences… Continue reading
A federal judge is considering whether to throw out two lawsuits, including one by the state of… Continue reading
Do you believe Sasquatch exists?… Continue reading
Sequim senior Sarah Shea has signed a letter of intent to play golf and attend Western Washington University, where… Continue reading
Harbor seals, sea lions and some fish-eating orcas have been rebounding along the Northeast Pacific Ocean in… Continue reading
Will Social Security benefits exist for those just now entering the workforce?… Continue reading
With reference to “GOP at war,” and “Protecting speech,” (PDN, Nov. 12): Oh, the irony. We just celebrated Veterans Day and today, we are treated… Continue reading
When partners Suanne Martin Smith and Paul Robinson opened their Home Made Cafe on Friday for breakfast,… Continue reading
Attorneys for the state Legislature have argued in a filing that lawmakers pointedly exempted most of… Continue reading
I’m writing regarding the Peninsula Voices letter of Nov. 1, “Oil challenges.” Yes, we did carpool, ride bicycles and walk to the event. We also… Continue reading
Decades ago, a Peninsula Daily News reporter wrote a series of articles on the prevalence of teen suicides on the Olympic Peninsula. Apparently it is… Continue reading
On Nov. 9, I saw two schoolchildren almost hit trying to cross the street in Bremerton. It was on a four-lane arterial. A car in… Continue reading
Consider the following response to “What was the most interesting Halloween costume you ever saw?” in “Speaking Out,” Peninsula Daily News, Oct. 29: “A hobo.… Continue reading
Rarely have I felt it necessary to write you [the Peninsula Daily News]. My heart aches that each of these “real people” has a sad… Continue reading
