Finally, an athletic icon has spoken the truth. Lesbian tennis star Martina Navratilova “stunned some members of the LGBT world when she pointed out that… Continue reading
Driving at night when it rains is very dangerous due to the badly faded dividing lines. Is it just me or do other drivers see… Continue reading
The recent report of a hate crime in Lynnwood came as no surprise. The Southern Poverty Law Center identified Lynnwood and Ferndale hate groups while… Continue reading
In Dickens’ timeless classic, “A Christmas Carol,” the smallest, very sickly member of the Cratchit family, Tiny Tim, proclaims “God bless us every one!” to… Continue reading
President Trump lowered personal income taxes, brought our corporate tax rate, previously the highest in the developed world, way down, and his administration is ahead… Continue reading
The liar president has closed down our nation’s government. This mendacious president, the greatest fool we have ever had in office, just cannot control himself.… Continue reading
I recently read that Jay-Z picked up the phone and discouraged an artist from performing at the Super Bowl, in protest of police brutality, or… Continue reading
The Port Angeles city parks and recreation director, Corey Delikat, ordered the closure of Lincoln Park due to fallen trees and debris, obviously for “public… Continue reading
In the 10th day of President Donald Trump’s government shutdown, he and his followers are continuing to howl about how we need border security and… Continue reading
No peace, goodwill I realized after reading “Legally or else” (PDN, Jan. 1) that any grand thoughts of peace and goodwill will never happen —… Continue reading
These past two years, our country was on a roll, improving the lives of Americans in many ways. Businesses are coming back with a chance… Continue reading
Snooty snobs On rare occasion, elected officials unambiguously reveal their haughtiness and sense of superiority, their belief in their own self-importance and their disdain for… Continue reading
Freedom spurs growth Human nature limits individual production when government redistributes labor’s product rather than protecting property. Economic progress occurs when government protects private property,… Continue reading
Clallam County got a very gentle wake-up call on Dec. 14. A mediocre wind storm, only 60 mph, damaged our infrastructure in the same way… Continue reading
Strait Shot genius I have been so impressed with the changes made by Clallam Transit in the last few years. Strait Shot was genius and… Continue reading
Inslee out of touch Governor Inslee just does not get it. His new budget proposes a 9 percent tax on capital gains from stock transactions.… Continue reading
Free restrooms Hats off, gloves and scarves too, to Amy Miller and Shenna Younger for their first-hand exploration of what it’s like to be homeless… Continue reading
Lost their way A letter in Thursday’s Peninsula Voices was both sad and revealing (“Recounting all the names used for the president,” Dec. 20). He… Continue reading
Appointments telling The recent Senate votes, 50 for and 49 against, to confirm Bernard McNamee to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Kathleen Kraninger to… Continue reading
There are advantages of power outages, like the one that plunged us in total darkness [Friday] night. My wife and I lit candles and ate… Continue reading
