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
It seems that the Port of Port Angeles is considering selling John Wayne Marina to developers. In today’s world, “developer” means achieving as much short-term… Continue reading
Over the course of my lifetime, the National Rifle Association has changed from being an organization concerned with hunting, conservation and target shooting and has… Continue reading
Would one of you bright gun-control indoctrinators of gullible children please give me one reference where a weapon has killed? Please. It has never happened.… Continue reading
The Pleasant Harbor Resort Plan is a must for the Brinnon area. The silent people have not been heard. I think there are way more… Continue reading
“Jefferson County Commissioner Ryan McAllister” would be the sound of sweet music to my ears. Ryan would represent District 3 including Gardiner, Lake Leland, Quilcene,… Continue reading
Remember the little child present at the signing of Obamacare by President Obama? A totally trusting child, being told Obamacare was a good thing, according… Continue reading
Clallam County officials are proposing changes at the Dungeness Recreation area: Re-aligning the access road due to continual bluff erosion; almost doubling the number of… Continue reading
The City of Sequim should purchase John Wayne Marina and operate it as part of the city’s Park & Recreation Department. This serves three purposes.… Continue reading
Because we have been trading with China for years the U.S. has successfuly built up their economy and helped their people gain a much better… Continue reading
Kudos to Emily Menshew and the other students of Port Angeles High School. I have your photo proudly taped to the front of my fridge.… Continue reading
In the March 15 issue of the PDN, Cal Thomas states that Marc Morano’s new book, “The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change” is just… Continue reading
I read “Building a better bench” (PDN, March 19) about the new benches which will cost thousands of dollars each being placed along the waterfront.… Continue reading
How easy it must be to hold up signs that proclaim that it’s wrong to end unwanted pregnancies while ignoring all the many issues involved… Continue reading
The writer of a recent letter (“Students Shamelessly Used”) makes assertions I believe should be challenged. She misses the point of Emily Menshew’s sign. It’s… Continue reading
Thanks for the very informative article on the Clallam County Chain Gang (“Chain Gang volunteers clean up while getting outdoors,” PDN, March 18). I’ve often… Continue reading
