I recently had the privilege to volunteer and partake in the Kitchens Family Easter Egg Hunt. Throughout the year, I watched how many hours and… Continue reading
I feel sorry for the writer who implied that the child who stood by Obama when he signed the Affordable Care Act was being exploited.… Continue reading
“Yes, the National Rifle Assocaition has changed” in response to the April 4 letter, “NRA has changed.” But I must point out the NRA is… Continue reading
There is a reality in the tariffs on fruit: All the better stuff sent to China in the past will now be consumed by us.… Continue reading
The writer of the letter to the editor in the April 10 edition of the Peninsula Daily News, in making his impassioned plea for changes… Continue reading
A recent letter (“Parents to blame, not guns, for school violence,” PDN, April 3) is over the top. This writer reiterates the core tenets of… Continue reading
Shortly after the Sandy Hook school massacre, I had a letter published detailing my concerns about America’s gun culture. Once again our flags are lowered… Continue reading
So a 4-3 [Port Angeles] council majority has banned plastic carry-out bags at city stores (“Port Angeles council bans thin plastic carryout bags,” PDN, April… Continue reading
Some writers in the Peninsula Daily News seem to have a hatred and contempt for people they call liberals. Even in this Easter season, they… Continue reading
It’s time to ban the ban. We are banning everything from soup to nuts. Some I can understand, such as gun bump stocks. However, I… Continue reading
I believe it is time to emphasize the language in the first phrase of the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. It… Continue reading
So now it’s the National Rifle Association’s fault for all the school shootings because they support congressmen (and women). Well, isn’t that just about as… Continue reading
Here is an idea which can be either fun to think about, or perhaps even dabble with, providing some light-hearted approach to April Fools Day:.… Continue reading
I see the county wants to install a traffic circle at Woodcock and Sequim Dungeness. I am all for it, but there are still too… Continue reading
The comment by the March 29 letter “Signs are too easy” is worthy of a response. She has a concept that there are people out… Continue reading
It’s difficult to read columns like Charles Blow’s “Donald Trump: Man at War” (PDN, 3/27) and believe that any rational person could actually write such… Continue reading
Back on course Thomas Friedman’s column, “What Trump, Putin Have in Common” (PDN, March 19), stirred deeply imprinted childhood memories of World War II. In… Continue reading
Olympic Peninsula lawmakers are still trying to defend the indefensible SB 6617, the public records bill passed earlier this year but vetoed by the governor.… Continue reading
As I write, millions of people in Washington, D.C., and around the world led by survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre are… Continue reading
Letter writers who analogize guns to cars always leave gaps in their simplistic reasoning. It sounds so simple. Cars kill, just as guns do, but… Continue reading
