Brace yourself. The forecast calls for a deluge. It’s the kind we… Continue reading
The need to reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is receiving increased attention as a strategy to combat global warming. The concentration of carbon dioxide… Continue reading
Donald Trump is president until 2020. It’s a fact, and nothing will change it (unless he does something really stupid, not just mildly “stupido”). What… Continue reading
Superintendent of schools unveils six-year plan for schools
The Associated Press Officials say a wildfire near a popular Washington state hiking and skiing destination is now about
50 percent contained. The blaze just… Continue reading
As the mother of two teenage girls, I was delighted to hear about the school-based health center being proposed for Port Angeles High School. Having… Continue reading
The real work is choosing to defend life on this lovely planet. Our men and women in uniform, our scientists and engineers, need to shift… Continue reading
State lawmakers adjourned their first special session Tuesday but were immediately called back into overtime by… Continue reading
Donald Trump’s success in business has been based more upon the tactics and smooth lying of a bully and slick-talking con man than any hint… Continue reading
I will start off by letting you know how much I enjoy reading the Peninsula Daily News each morning with my coffee. I congratulate you… Continue reading
Do you support the $4.1 trillion federal budget that President Donald Trump has sent Congress?… Continue reading
Washington state has lost a major legal battle which could force it to spend nearly $2 billion… Continue reading
The review of the status of national monuments (“Fueled By Trump Order, 27 Monuments ID’d For Review,” PDN, March 8) is unnecessary and a waste… Continue reading
I was personally offended by the Roger Ailes cartoon you published in the Sunday, May 21, edition on the Commentary page. I feel you crossed… Continue reading
Did you do anything to take advantage of the area's recent pleasant weather?… Continue reading
The staccato, rapid-fire cracking of eggs is a ubiquitous sound in the kitchen of the Oak Table Cafe… Continue reading
I would like to respond to the May 17 letter, “Parade complaint,” on what the writer said was a lack of a color guard in… Continue reading
I would like to share with our Peninsula Daily News readers a brief but very important historic item. On Nov. 2, 1800, on President John… Continue reading
As a retired teacher, I am so disappointed that the area I now live in does not care enough about the children who are not… Continue reading
I have to agree with the May 17 letters writer [“Parade complaint”] about his comments regarding the May 13 Sequim Irrigation Festival Grand Parade. But… Continue reading
