Letters to the Editor

LETTER:Blood sport

Here is an opinion from one who has seen the fire trails of incoming in Israel. In a geopolitical war, sides fight until one of… Continue reading

  • Nov 4, 2023

LETTER:Butler helpful

My wife and I moved to Sequim on Oct. 23. We were unloading our trailer, and a bearded guy out for a run trotted into… Continue reading

  • Nov 4, 2023

LETTER:Divisive

Unfortunately, the Sequim Good Governance League has lost some credibility by endorsing Sequim School Board directors Maren Halvorsen and Larry Jeffryes. The league’s motto is… Continue reading

  • Nov 4, 2023

LETTER:Sequim council

Local election season is upon us, and signs abound both in Sequim and in the county for local candidates for public office. Sequim residents are… Continue reading

  • Nov 4, 2023

LETTER:Supports Haguewood

This letter is in support of Jim Haguewood for Port Angeles City Council. Jim is exactly what Port Angeles needs right now in city government,… Continue reading

  • Nov 3, 2023

LETTER:Vote blue

Listen up my fellow Marxist, Socialist, Communist, Godless Democrats: Cuckoo, Cuckoo, Cuckoo. Can you hear it? That’s the call of the righteous, God-fearing, omnipotent, Magapublican.… Continue reading

  • Nov 3, 2023

LETTER:For Maren Halvorsen

Maren Halvorsen, a sitting member of the Sequim School Board, is clear about objectives she wants to continue to provide for the Sequim District: improvement… Continue reading

  • Oct 28, 2023

LETTER:Option 2

I have lived in downtown Dungeness for 47 years. I have walked the levee thousands of times and drive on Towne Road daily. Access to… Continue reading

  • Oct 28, 2023

LETTER:Questions offered

We are presently in a period of political discord and confusion but, sometimes, just by asking yourself a few simple yes or no questions, you… Continue reading

  • Oct 28, 2023

LETTER:Shared power

all of it. The… Continue reading

  • Oct 28, 2023

LETTER:House speaker

Well, here we are, on the brink of war on a couple of fronts, and in a proxy war in Ukraine. And here we are… Continue reading

  • Oct 27, 2023

LETTER:Light the way

I had the good fortune to attend the standing-room-only launch of “Salmon, Cedar, Rock & Rain” at the Port Angeles Library on Friday. My heartfelt… Continue reading

  • Oct 27, 2023

LETTER:Back Jeffryes

I grew up in what I consider to be the golden age of education in America. WWII veterans, and survivors of the Depression, were committed… Continue reading

  • Oct 26, 2023

LETTER:Haguewood a leader

Jim Haguewood is running for Port Angeles City Council and I ask you to join me in voting for him in November. The city is… Continue reading

  • Oct 26, 2023

LETTER:Attorneys on Trial

“A lawyer can steal more with their briefcase than 100 men with machine guns.” from The Godfather, by Mario Puzo. The cabal of lawyers, in… Continue reading

  • Oct 25, 2023

LETTER:Supports Noble

Surely with our elementary and high school students lagging in math, English, science and social studies because of COVID restrictions, one would expect a significant… Continue reading

  • Oct 25, 2023

LETTER:Backs Whetham

Lee Whetham is running for Port of Port Angeles District 3 commissioner. I have known Lee for many years, and have worked with him on… Continue reading

  • Oct 24, 2023

LETTER:Quality candidate

Quality candidate I’m writing to support Chris Noble, a write-in candidate for the Port Angeles School District Board of Directors. I retired from the district… Continue reading

  • Oct 24, 2023

LETTER:Basis of their devotion

I cannot believe people still support Trump. Have they forgotten about Jan. 6? Do they really believe Trump won and what he did was justified?… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2023

LETTER:Election illusion

This recent Clallam County election, if one can actually call it that, is a travesty of justice and shameful mockery of the election process. I… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2023