Last week was an eventful one for people affected by adverse reactions to COVID vaccines. White house officials were grilled by Congress on their role… Continue reading
It’s been five years since I wrote a letter to the PDN regarding Donald Trump, but since we are back in an election cycle, I’ve… Continue reading
An editorial by Charles Blow, one of the resident geniuses of The New York Times, appeared in the Peninsula Daily News. His position is that… Continue reading
I just returned from Germany after researching in Poland. At my Berlin hotel, a young Ukrainian and I had several discussions. Part of her family… Continue reading
I never met John Brewer, the former publisher and editor of the Peninsula Daily News, but I am impressed with his resume, his life and… Continue reading
“In certain large areas … the effort is now being made to clamp down the freedom of the human spirit. Universities have been so reorganized… Continue reading
Please help me understand. I’m a novice to understanding nonsense. Teachers were given hefty raises after the McCleary decision in order to reduce class sizes,… Continue reading
I recently attended a town hall meeting at the Sequim Grange that was advertised to discuss openness and transparency in government, a topic I am… Continue reading
Are solar panels a good idea for electrical generation? They collect solar radiation, some of which would normally be reflected back out to space. So,… Continue reading
Fifty-four years ago, I was a UH-1C helicopter gunship pilot in Vietnam, a position I would rather have not been in. Be that as it… Continue reading
Sadly, the U.S. must choose between the lesser of evils in 2024, Biden or Trump. Biden is a war monger who used false information to… Continue reading
Our Port Angeles community should be outraged that management of our school district is denying paraeducators a modest raise, and one that the Legislature has… Continue reading
During graduation season, I enjoy reading seniors’ plans, impressed by the numerous scholarships many receive from local organizations to help them in their transition to… Continue reading
Recently I had a conversation with Corey Delikat, the director of the Port Angeles Parks and Recreation Department, after an article (PDN, March 13) about… Continue reading
I am writing this letter to ask assistance from locals on the West End of Clallam County. On a recent visit to Clallam Bay, I… Continue reading
Fortunately, I’ve only had a few times when I’ve had need of a hospital and have greatly appreciated Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles. I’ve… Continue reading
Lately, the state of Washington has been anxious to follow the lead of California, particularly when it comes to energy policy, but is this a… Continue reading
