Distracting memorial I am writing with a concern about the beautiful and ever-growing memorial at the site of the young woman’s demise on Morse Creek… Continue reading
Earthquake ‘fad’ I am a retired geologist who specialized in earthquake awareness and safety. Imagine my horror when I discovered that some schools are instructing… Continue reading
Time, aggravation Now, finally, the voting hoopla season is over and we’ve just had to deal with the daylight savings time fiasco, which half of… Continue reading
When Sequim parents articulated objections to Family Life and Sexual Health, Sequim School District suspended FLASH (“Sexual health education program suspended at Sequim schools,” PDN,… Continue reading
Transplant recipients often reject organ donations when the immune system performs its natural function by sending cells or antibodies to destroy what is foreign. The… Continue reading
The degradation of a human’s life/right and moral decisions are entering the morass of hell when those decisions made by our administrative leaders are weighed… Continue reading
The normalization of President Donald Trump’s racist, inhumane and cruel treatment of immigrants at the southern border must not be accepted without question. Where is… Continue reading
I appreciate OMC’s CEO Eric Lewis educating the public about the government’s plan to substantially cut Medicare reimbursements. This will affect us all, in quality… Continue reading
Opposed to proposal In October, the Department of Homeland Security issued a proposed regulation that expands the “public charge” test, which is used to identify… Continue reading
Thanks to volunteers I spent the weekend of Oct. 5-7 working in the main crab booth at the Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival. Each year… Continue reading
American business In a recent letter to the Peninsula Daily News, President Donald Trump was positively differentiated from other politicians by the statement “(he) is… Continue reading
I am writing in response to the article “Washington lawmaker faces blowback over biblical text” (PDN, Nov. 4). In it, Rep. Matt Shea of Spokane… Continue reading
This past September I turned 79. During all those years I have seen a lot of changes in my country and I don’t really like… Continue reading
Prior to Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination by President Donald Trump, he was known to apply the Constitution faithfully. Though a conservative, he has liberal friends… Continue reading
Thomas Friedman’s column “The American Civil War, Part II” (PDN, Oct. 10) was thought-provoking. The Republican president, Abraham Lincoln, was inaugurated March 4, 1861. At… Continue reading
Removal of goats from the Olympics has begun for the second time, because we’re not certain goats are native to the area. I don’t believe… Continue reading
Honest Washington residents are experiencing a serious problem that has persisted just below the scrutiny it deserves. This relates to our admittedly regressive tax system… Continue reading