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Steve Mullensky For Peninsula Daily News Mikiya Shiflett, left, the Chimacum High School homecoming king, and Hannah Cotterill, queen, are presented Friday during halftime of… Continue reading
On the 19th of this month, my friend died of COVID-19. She was diagnosed just the day before, and by morning she was dead, her… Continue reading
Should more cities follow Port Townsend's example and consider tiny-house villages as temporary transitional housing?… Continue reading
AS WE CONTINUE our discussion on what makes for “right plant in the right spot,” we must always pay attention to its ultimate size, length… Continue reading
There’s a bit of confusion about candidates for Sequim School Board Director Position 4. The official state Voters’ Pamphlet allows no changes to candidate statements… Continue reading
There is a big election coming up next month. This vote will elect people who affect our daily lives in schools, city councils, hospital and… Continue reading
Port Angeles sits at a crossroad. We have choices to make that will either grow us into a vibrant community with an emphasis on the… Continue reading
What is going on? Who remembers Dwight Eisenhower’s advice to beware the military industrial complex? What has happened to our country? Our sense of togetherness?… Continue reading
Should Columbus Day be permanently renamed Indigenous Peoples Day at the federal level?… Continue reading
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson is expected to be sidelined for several weeks after he had surgery… Continue reading
Seattle QB has surgery, expected to be out 6-8 weeks
Two reports of a beluga whale sighting were reported in Puget Sound waters near Tacoma and Seattle this week, according… Continue reading
Event virtual again in 2021
Chandra Dobbs was stunned when the constable showed up on her doorstep with a fat packet of eviction papers. She thought she… Continue reading
The Idaho governor issued an executive order repealing his political rival’s executive order from the previous… Continue reading
As a minister entrusted with all sorts of secrets, I am frequently confronted with the reality that we all lie. I’m not talking about deliberate,… Continue reading
The Nov. 2 election is less than four weeks away, and the stakes for Sequim couldn’t be higher. Most significantly, voters can depose Sequim’s notorious… Continue reading
Having lived in this beautiful town for 61 years a person appreciates the tranquility, friendliness, and the potential that has existed here. Sadly, however, the… Continue reading
Death and taxes are both inevitable, according to Benjamin Franklin. While paying taxes is never enjoyable, they do serve a purpose of providing and maintaining… Continue reading
Should Olympic Medical Center hire a provider who would be able to perform abortions at the public hospital?… Continue reading
