I am writing to to express my confidence and support for Heidi Eisenhour in the upcoming primary election for Jefferson County commissioner. I urge second… Continue reading
Our world has changed drastically in the last year and the challenges from the pandemic are far from over. As a county, we need to… Continue reading
It’s never been about the (R) or the (D) for me; it’s about the man or the woman. While learning about Brian Pruiet, a picture… Continue reading
Millions of Americans depend on their Social Security checks, including members of my family. Social Security is the single most successful program at lifting Americans… Continue reading
Primary election ballots are out as of July 17. It’s easy to look down the list, see a familiar name, and fill in the box.… Continue reading
In regards to the letter concerning the Spruce Railroad Trail, I would be happy to loan the writer my manual wheelchair for a quick roll… Continue reading
A letter writer on July 5 says that a government mandate to wear masks is just another conspiracy to strip him of his constitutional rights.… Continue reading
Saw a re-run of former Governor Locke giving his January 1997 inaugural address. I always thought he was a classy guy, and I have no… Continue reading
I am appalled by the latest mandate by our governor requiring businesses to police their own customers. Since police and sheriffs’ departments all over the… Continue reading
For entertainment, I enjoy finding little nuggets of biased reporting, hidden in the national news on the Second Front Page of the PDN. Like navigating… Continue reading
When I needed help in setting up Soul Salmon project in 2000, Heidi Eisenhour eagerly stepped in as a skilled helper. Her skills include an… Continue reading
Letter
It’s Heidi time. That is to say it is Heidi Eisenhour’s time to become the next Jefferson County Commissioner for District 2. Heidi has spent… Continue reading
Letter
This coming fall many people are fearful of the virus returning with a vengeance. We will be fearful of the coming election. We should be… Continue reading
Letter
Analytical discussions aside, I believe the origin of the pejorative word “Karen” comes from the narcissistic, privileged and pushy character Karen Walker on the TV… Continue reading
Letter
Concerning kids and cancer, in 1992, while working as a nurse at the University of California-Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, I recall: Working on the… Continue reading
How did we get here? Why have parents unilaterally ceded their voice in the education of their children? American public education has been on the… Continue reading
not much, but making statements about how they will “fix it” and… Continue reading
Remember when seat belts were made law? It was 1968 for new cars. Over the next 20 years, states made it mandatory for all. There… Continue reading
Letter
I very much hope that business owners on the North Olympic Peninsula are aware that strict enforcement of the requirement to wear masks when in… Continue reading
Letter
Last summer I hiked across Olympic National Park (ONP) with my two teenage children. My husband dropped us off at the Dosewallips River Trail and… Continue reading
