Letters to the Editor

LETTER:Supports incumbents

I watched the League of Women Voters Candidates forum for Sequim School Board last Thursday and was very impressed with the incumbents: Larry Jeffryes, Maren… Continue reading

  • Jul 15, 2023

LETTER:Disliked call

Message to the Washington State GOP: You want to get Republican Dave Reichert elected governor? Then you’ll need the votes of people in the center… Continue reading

  • Jul 14, 2023

LETTER:Traffic backed up

Once again, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) failed to advise motorists of daytime work that would significantly impede traffic. The latest incident occurred… Continue reading

  • Jul 5, 2023

LETTER:Just like 1968

America appears to be in a political mess similar to 1968. LBJ had spent endless millions on his Great Society and on the Vietnam war,… Continue reading

  • Jul 4, 2023

LETTER:Ignore Trump

We all know that Donald Trump is nothing more than a bag of hot air. We can also assume if the media were to ignore… Continue reading

  • Jul 4, 2023

LETTER:Afghanistan withdrawal

Former President Donald Trump negotiated with the Taliban and established a evacuation date for a few weeks after Biden took office. Planning for the evacuation… Continue reading

  • Jul 4, 2023

LETTER:Appalled

A recent writer expressed disgust that President Biden draped a Progress Pride flag on the White House next to two United States flags. He claimed… Continue reading

  • Jul 4, 2023

LETTER:Landlords or tenants?

I read with interest Port Angeles City Council member Navarra Carr saying she would fight to “bring a voice for young people and renters.” On… Continue reading

  • Jul 4, 2023

LETTER:Expand SCOTUS

Currently pending national legislation would increase the number of justices on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) to bring it into the 21st… Continue reading

  • Jun 29, 2023

LETTER:Vaccine injuries

In response to the letter “His Accomplishments,” (PDN, June 13) I met the author years ago, when she led a book study about kids’ brain… Continue reading

  • Jun 24, 2023

LETTER:Shared crisis

Olympic Medical Center (OMC) is in financial crisis and that means all of us are in crisis. We are an isolated senior citizen community in… Continue reading

  • Jun 23, 2023

LETTER:Dislikes Biden

A recent writer (“His Accomplishments,” PDN, June 13) was perplexed as to why Biden doesn’t have the support she thinks he should. She listed some… Continue reading

  • Jun 22, 2023

LETTER:Go to work

Our governor recently visited our town. He praised the facilities he visited, saying we were pumping on all cylinders, citing the college’s effort to train… Continue reading

  • Jun 21, 2023

LETTER:Wants shooting ranges

Want to set off a fire storm from the left? Mention “gun range” and watch them melt down. What a terrible idea, they would say,… Continue reading

  • Jun 21, 2023

LETTER:His accomplishments

I am perplexed that President Joe Biden’s approval rating is not higher. What this president has accomplished, in spite of all the chaos and negativity… Continue reading

  • Jun 13, 2023

LETTER:Deer population

As the traffic grows in this fair city, it seems that the deer population is growing with it. All night seems like a good time… Continue reading

  • Jun 10, 2023

LETTER:Dislikes columnist

I see that the PDN has begun featuring a columnist from the Mercatus Center of George Mason University, Veronique de Rugy. I know you want… Continue reading

  • Jun 9, 2023

LETTER:Third World?

The term Third World is normally given to those nations that are poor or developing. And, hopefully, it’s assumed that they will progress from developing… Continue reading

  • Jun 8, 2023

LETTER: Address for the homeless

It seems that the government is determined to do stuff for the homeless. Much of that seems expensive. I wonder, how about supplying somebody who… Continue reading

  • Jun 3, 2023

LETTER: Timber sale

I’m hoping our county commissioners will reconsider and decide to hold off on timber sales TCB23 and Power Plant scheduled for approval on June 6.… Continue reading

  • Jun 3, 2023