Response to “Unreal abounds” PDN, Oct. 6. The writer of this opinion couldn’t have hit the nail more directly on the head. He is absolutely… Continue reading
One of the most important things on your ballot will be Initiative 976. It is another Tim Eyman $30 car tab initiative with some poison… Continue reading
A Sept. 26 commentary in the PDN reminded me of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, “The Emperor Has No Clothes.” Cal Thomas (“Knowing it all… Continue reading
I am writing to express my support for Ann Marie Henninger who is a candidate for Hospital District #2 Commissioner District 1, Position 1. According… Continue reading
I believe PDN readers in Port Townsend will agree that, when it comes to electing public officials, one should vote only for candidates with no… Continue reading
A few days ago I was taken aback by hearing that our state is preparing to affix a surcharge to our license tags if we… Continue reading
Why would someone run for public office if they don’t want constituents to contact them with questions? I wondered this when I read that Anne… Continue reading
The PDN should exercise more discretion when choosing which articles to print in the same edition. With the two articles published in the Sunday edition… Continue reading
Can you believe that there is a movement to impeach President Donald Trump? I mean, how crazy is that? Like, he is presiding over a… Continue reading
As the latest delirium from the White House gains Category 5 strength, I wish to posit a contrary theory. Why would a president, having committed… Continue reading
“Modern progressive liberalism which is responsible for every evil besetting our society today” (“Responsible for evil,” PDN, Sept. 27). Being that I’m an intelligent progressive… Continue reading
When I think of Jim Stoffer, I think of a word, service. Service to our country. Stoffer served 31 years on active duty in the… Continue reading
At a recent Local 2020 event, I was reminded of all the places where our mayor, Deborah Stinson, has left her positive mark on so… Continue reading
My husband, Dr. Jim Mantooth, and I got acquainted with Navarra Carr through her job at North Olympic Land Trust. When we found out she… Continue reading
So let’s say that I promised you all the extra canned goods in my pantry because I know that you and your family are starving.… Continue reading
The Centers for Disease Control states that in 2016-17, opioid-related drug use killed 47,000 Americans, 130 deaths daily, and a 21 percent increase since 2015.… Continue reading
The Sequim city code ensures its citizens a healthy, secure and thoroughly livable environment. It does so by defining what can and should take place,… Continue reading
A methadone, or more likely buphrenorphine clinic will cure nothing. These drugs supplant the addictions and maintain the user on another drug. The idea is… Continue reading
On Sept. 11, Brian McLean reported on Port Townsend’s projected revenues by quoting the city accountant: “Expenditures are outpacing revenues by 14 percent annually.” What… Continue reading
Why does the U.S. not tolerate freedom of speech and whistleblowers? The government claims Edward Snowden has violated his nondisclosure agreements to keep information secret,… Continue reading
