Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Answer obvious to paper’s loaded question
The Peninsula Daily News recently ran its Peninsula Poll with this question:
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: GOP focused on eroding the foundations of government
Separation of powers, checks and balances, oversight, separation of church and state and co-equal branches of government.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: More money for schools an abysmal failure
Those of us who have lived in California know full well the tax burdens placed on homeowners.
News
NEWS BRIEFS: Tucker portrait winner at art show … and other items
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles High School senior Zoe Tucker has been announced as a winner of the…
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LETTER: Legislators willing to shield themselves but not children
Here’s a question for our legislators:
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LETTER: Voters should remember Legislature’s vote on Election Day
Two articles on the front page of the Feb. 25 Peninsula Daily News — side by side —…
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LETTER: Legislators worked together — against state’s citizens
The taxpayers of Washington received both good news and bad news from the state Legislature.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Who decides what records would be released?
In the Feb. 25 article titled “District 24 legislators vote for public records exemption bill,” Representative Mike Chapman…
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LETTER: Public records bill smells like a skunk
The state legislature (very rapidly) passed SB 6617 which would exempt them from the Public Records Act.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Elected officials think they’re above the law
I emailed the governor, urging him to veto ESB-6617.
Business
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Surprise donations received … and other items
PORT ORCHARD — Kitsap Bank made a surprise donation to five North Olympic Peninsula nonprofits, as part of…
News
District legislator says he wouldn’t vote to override governor veto of public records legislation
The Associated Press