Port Townsend’s reasons for destroying the poplar corridor into and out of downtown are not compelling. Let’s debunk some of the reasons given for this… Continue reading
I have several issues, and I’m an old man, but I’ll make this short and prioritized. I want everyone to get vaccinated. Now, I have… Continue reading
Lost opportunities to do more for road maintenance and for sewer infrastructure that could ease the housing shortage? The Jefferson Board of county commissioners adopted… Continue reading
Here in the Northwest, we don’t see the chaos and misery on our southern border, except for a few blips on the TV news. But… Continue reading
Win or lose, those restaurants who have filed suit against the mandated proof of vaccine dining-in requirement have permanently lost this patron. If you don’t… Continue reading
How sad it is to see the money willed to the city of Port Angeles to make an arts and events center being used how… Continue reading
I have worn out many shoes in the past 81 years, marching, ringing doorbells for worthy causes and candidates. I stood in solidarity with loggers,… Continue reading
The nobility lived in luxury while the poor were hungry and cold. In folklore, Robin Hood came out of the forest to rob the rich… Continue reading
In reference to the accidental shooting of Halyna Hutchins by Alec Baldwin, there are three safety rules for handling firearms. My grandkids were in grade… Continue reading
Reading the Oct. 28 PDN, I was appalled to see on Page 2, two smiling Nazis glad-handing under the banner of “Nazi Celebrations” with zero… Continue reading
Congratulations to the voters in Sequim for cleaning house in the city council. All that remains now is the removal of the mayor. Andrew Shirey… Continue reading
I am writing to say thank you to all the citizens in Port Angeles who voted with their heads and their hearts in the last… Continue reading
I must bring attention to the Associated Press articles on the Second Front Page from Nov 9-13 pertaining to the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in Kenosha,… Continue reading
Sometimes, when reviewing Joe Biden’s actions since becoming president, I wonder whether he has the best interests of America at heart. For instance, his cancellation… Continue reading
I was lacking understanding on one aspect of homelessness until recently a friend has been looking for an apartment or home here. He’s from here… Continue reading
All members of Congress swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States. Nowhere does anything state they need to be loyal to… Continue reading
In a letter submitted recently, an attempt was made to argue that Florida had greater success in handling the COVID-19 pandemic due to their Republican… Continue reading
A letter, “Climate Change,” PDN, Oct 20, claimed that scientific research supporting a less extreme view of climate change is conveniently ignored in favor of… Continue reading
I want to thank Congressman Derek Kilmer for co-sponsoring the Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policies in the United States Act. The… Continue reading
Aaron Levenstein said “Statistics are like bikinis. What they reveal is suggestive. But what they conceal is vital.” An Oct. 29 letter to the editor… Continue reading
