Jefferson County Proposition 1 to establish a Home Opportunity Fund for affordable housing provides a creative approach in addressing a perplexing community need. I would… Continue reading
A study, published in Environmental Health Perspectives (Sept. 19), shows child brain damage occurs when pregnant mothers drink waters fluoridated at the so-called “optimum levels”… Continue reading
The Clallam County League of Women Voters recently completed the last of our four forums for candidates running in the November election. About 150 people… Continue reading
When I saw Lindsey Schromen-Wawrin give his lectures on constitutional law, I told him that, based on my 20 years’ experience teaching in liberal arts… Continue reading
We have just received our official voting ballots and our information document that helps us make our decisions as we cast these ballots. Voting is… Continue reading
People in the county have been talking for years and years about the lack of affordable housing here because the need is so obvious. I’ve… Continue reading
In my book, there is only one credible choice on the ballot for Port of Port Angeles commissioner: Colleen McAleer. McAleer is one of the… Continue reading
Once more, Bruce McComas’ campaign is confronted with misstatements circulating through the voting community about his background, his experience and his beliefs. One of the… Continue reading
In Europe, water fluoridation is mostly banned, according to European Union health agencies. Check out this website for confirmations: www.fluoridealert.org. If our government in its… Continue reading
not continually, mind you, but several times a week.… Continue reading
I would like to express my support for Tom Martin, who is running for re-election to the board of commissioners for Clallam County Fire District… Continue reading
I compliment the Clallam County commissioners for giving voters a say on the proposed sales tax increase. I will vote against it for the following… Continue reading
Port Angeles voters should reject ballot measure City of Port Angeles Proposition 1, which seeks to downgrade the city’s government status from “code city” to… Continue reading
Medicare for All, which The Associated Press recently reported would have the government pay for all medical services, is about more than health care. It… Continue reading
When our national anthem is played, one should stand proudly, face our flag, hand or hat over your heart or a proper hand salute. Anything… Continue reading
While in grammar school in suburban Philadelphia in the 1940s, there was no fluoride added to the water at that time. Each fall, my folks… Continue reading
I have been impressed reading several Peninsula Daily News published letters to the editor over the past few months. After about nine months, most “gullibles”… Continue reading
NAFTA will enter another round of negotiations this week. The question is, will it be made better or worse? NAFTA has not been the job… Continue reading
a model in the state of Washington — is very effective in providing prevention-intervention services as well… Continue reading
I was very hopeful for positive change when I heard that Cheri Van Hoover had become a candidate for Jefferson Healthcare commissioner. I’ve lived in… Continue reading
