In regard to “Other’s Racism” (PDN, May 27): True, America did not use slaves to build the Colosseum or the Parthenon, but since both of… Continue reading
An elementary school in eastern Washington is switching to remote learning after an outbreak of COVID-19. Officials at Waitsburg Elementary School near Walla… Continue reading
If you have yet to get a COVID-19 vaccine, would an incentive — a free beer, sports tickets, etc. — encourage you to do so?… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Lefties begin their baseball schedule Tuesday night. Are you planning to catch a game at Civic Field this summer?… Continue reading
There are obvious uncertainties and complications in human life which cannot be eradicated through healing sessions, practiced science or gained information concerning individual behavior. These… Continue reading
Many people are starting to believe in the power of psychics, and so is the increasing number of online psychic’s websites specializing in various niches,… Continue reading
A suspended Nigerian government official accused of stealing $350,000 from Washington state as part of a massive pandemic-related fraud also sought to bilk… Continue reading
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Dave Logan For Peninsula Daily News Navy veteran Rod Lee salutes a wreath he presented Monday representing VFW of Carlsborg at Sequim View Cemetery. About… Continue reading
Are you in favor of adding a pump track near the Skate Park at Erickson Playfield in Port Angeles?… Continue reading
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Dave Logan For Peninsula Daily News About 70 people assembled for a memorial service in front of the Captain Joseph House in Port Angeles. Sunday… Continue reading
A southwest Washington man who federal investigators say was seen on video saying, “Our house,” while inside the U.S. Capitol with his… Continue reading
Are you planning to attend, either in person or virtually, any Memorial Day services this year?… Continue reading
I HAVE JUST completed the task of amending the soil in a couple clients’ yards for flower beds and boy, did they need it! Yes,… Continue reading
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Saffrel Cochon of Monroe, right, tries on a bracelet as vendor Larry Rankin of Leavenworth-based Art to Suit You looks on at the Juan de… Continue reading
In the ’70s, I became aware of affirmative action, the government’s attempt to even the playing field for minorities through a quota system. Doors once… Continue reading
The letter “Others’ Racism” (PDN, May 27) requires me to respond. The entire letter is analogous to “They did worse, so why should we hold… Continue reading
Are you planning a summer vacation this year?… Continue reading
There are stories in the news lately about some of the lucky people winning lotteries and various prizes for finally getting their COVID vaccinations. This… Continue reading
The Captain Joseph House Foundation will conduct a memorial service at 2 p.m. Sunday. The ceremony, which includes a flyover by the U.S. Coast Guard,… Continue reading
The state attorney general on Thursday charged two Tacoma police officers with murder and one with manslaughter in… Continue reading
