Dams are problem A recent letter to the editor expressed concern for the “vast number of seagulls and pelicans feasting on the salmon coming down… Continue reading
Thanks for column Thank you to Suzanne DeBey for her excellent column in the Aug. 24 Port Angeles Daily News’ Issues of Faith section. The… Continue reading
Disappointed More than 350 newspapers devoted print space Aug. 15 in a coordinated defense of freedom of the press and a rebuke of Trump’s war… Continue reading
I couldn’t believe my eyes when I read the column by Paul Krugman in the Aug. 29 newspaper concerning our political system and President Donald… Continue reading
Initiative 1631 on the ballot this November, would impose fees on carbon pollution and invest the proceeds in clean energy and investments in community and… Continue reading
According to the Associated Press article on Page A5 in Sunday’s edition of the Peninsula Daily News concerning I-1639, the Washington Supreme Court ruling, written… Continue reading
I was once a big fan of Doonesbury, but third grade was quite a while ago for me, too, as is the relevance of the… Continue reading
More and more in America we see instances where one group wishes to exercise their “rights” to the detriment of others. Recently, a Peninsula Daily… Continue reading
Fourteen years ago, the voters approved a real estate tax increase to $1.50 per thousand dollars of assessed valuation for our Clallam County Fire District… Continue reading
On Aug. 19, I was sitting on the Hood Canal Bridge because it had opened. Traffic on state Highway 104 was thick, to say the… Continue reading
Proponents claim I-1631 will increase “clean air, clean energy, clean water, healthy forests and healthy communities” by collecting pollution “fees” on large emitters. No “fees”… Continue reading
“City should help” — is so true. For the past few years, the same city and county leaders continue… Continue reading
I am a third grader and I am writing this because of the comics. I read them every day (except when I’m on a trip).… Continue reading
Recently, I reached my limit with the absurdities of this Republican administration and the Republican-run Congress. I am a 67-year-old Vietnam veteran and I have… Continue reading
I am pro-life. I am opposed to wars, capital punishment, starvation, and physical, emotional and mental abuse. Within that “abuse” falls the prohibition of women… Continue reading
If the city wants to see empty buildings filled, they need to change some requirements in the city codes. I, too, am trying to fill… Continue reading
The outcomes of the primary election on Aug. 7 suggest to me that the “Blue Wave” has evaporated into a “Blue Trickle.” Oh, my. Gerald… Continue reading
Growing up in Port Angeles, I eyed vacant buildings with the thought of what business I could run in that building. My entrepreneurial instincts were… Continue reading
