Washington’s law against cyberstalking faces a dubious future after the state Attorney General’s Office took a pass… Continue reading
In the worst days of Watergate, when Kissinger noted that a drunken Nixon wandered around at night talking to oil paintings, Secretary of Defense James… Continue reading
This letter is in strong support of the candidacy of Michael Cobb as a Port Angeles port commissioner. His credentials are superb, and I know… Continue reading
Are you happy about the return of seasonal rains to the Olympic Peninsula?… Continue reading
Federal authorities have told officials in Washington state that Russian hackers unsuccessfully tried to access election systems in the state… Continue reading
I often agree with Michelle Malkin, but sometimes I disagree. I enjoy hearing both sides of a subject, liberal or conservative, in order to form… Continue reading
It takes critical thinking to unearth common sense, then it takes significant courage to look for a solution to a personal problem or a communal… Continue reading
With reference to “as of now, I’m no longer a football fan,” Peninsula Daily News, Sept. 17: I cannot agree more with the writer with… Continue reading
The Sept. 16 Seattle Times article headline “Bike lane could put squeeze on Fourth Avenue” would fit the coverage of our local Race Street “multi-modal”… Continue reading
Port Townsend bounced back from a rough preleague start to win its Olympic-Nisqually 1A League opener over Bellevue Christian 27-14. “We did… Continue reading
Washington state has sued the operator of one of the largest private immigration detention centers in the… Continue reading
Robin and Greg Money were awarded the summer Green Thumb Award by the Port Angeles Garden Club recently. For the past 11… Continue reading
We are moving into deeper crisis with North Korea, and I’m concerned that our administration is poorly prepared to handle it. North Korean leader Kim… Continue reading
I would like to suggest an analogy from my point of view regarding the letter ‘Toxic columnist” about Michelle Malkin on Sept. 13 in the… Continue reading
We love Michelle Malkin’s column. She isn’t afraid to tell it like it is. She stands for the rule of law. We applaud the Peninsula… Continue reading
Clallam County Fire District No. 4’s Fire Safety Trailer attracted more than 150 children and adults during this year’s Clallam County Fair. Operating… Continue reading
In response to “Dislikes Malkin” in the Peninsula Daily News on Sept. 8: This is yet another confirmation of the intolerant left. In my opinion,… Continue reading
As a retired nurse and a health care system user, I understand the importance of an effective hospital commissioner who’s responsible to serve the community… Continue reading
The state Department of Ecology faces the possibility of losing millions of dollars in federal money after a judge Tuesday declined to dismiss… Continue reading
During the recent total eclipse of the sun, the moon appeared to be the same size of the sun. This was explained by the sun… Continue reading
