Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Give women your vote

We’ve had 235 years of American presidents without a single woman in the Oval Office, 92 years of Congressmen representing Washington’s 6th Congressional District, and… Continue reading

  • Sep 28, 2024

 

LETTER: Justice system

I recently had an encounter with the justice system in Port Angeles as a senior citizen. While I was driving, a police officer pulled me… Continue reading

  • Sep 28, 2024

 

LETTER: No on initiatives

In November, we will be faced with four truly horrible ballot initiatives. The future of our state depends on a resounding no vote on all… Continue reading

  • Sep 28, 2024

 

LETTER: Start at beginning

Regarding the letter “Trump’s Fault“ (PDN, Sept. 14.) I found the letter credible and well written. However, to fully comprehend the debacle of Afghanistan, one… Continue reading

  • Sep 28, 2024

LETTER: VenisonFest idea

In response to a letter about having a crab turned VenisonFest in Port Angeles. Great idea. I’d even volunteer at a venison soup kitchen for… Continue reading

  • Sep 28, 2024

LETTER: Beautiful parking lot

Bravo and many thanks to the city of Port Angeles for its innovative retrofit of the city hall parking lot. Not only does it reduce… Continue reading

  • Sep 21, 2024

LETTER: Bernard for PUD

As a retired utility professional with 40 years of experience in the industry, I am excited to support Phyllis Bernard for PUD commissioner. All too… Continue reading

  • Sep 21, 2024

LETTER: California dreaming

Those of a certain age, like old, may remember the Mamas and Papas, the 1960s rock group whose song “California Dreaming” became an anthem for… Continue reading

  • Sep 21, 2024

LETTER: Clerical issues

My husband has a hyphenated first name. When he applied for a driver’s license, the Department of Licensing deleted the hyphen and used the second… Continue reading

  • Sep 21, 2024

LETTER: Afghanistan withdrawal

Who’s to blame for the deaths of soldiers during our withdrawal from Afghanistan? Former President Donald Trump’s decision to negotiate directly with the Taliban, bypassing… Continue reading

LETTER: Dangers of ‘Project 2025’

Every citizen, no matter their party affiliation, should learn about “Project 2025: Presidential Transition Project,” as they listen to the candidates. At 900 pages, it… Continue reading

  • Sep 14, 2024

LETTER: Support Bernard

I write to support Phyllis Bernard for her first full term as Clallam PUD Commissioner for District 3. Phyllis has many years of experience with… Continue reading

  • Sep 14, 2024

LETTER: Vote for Trump

Grocery prices are up 40 percent. Gas prices are up 50 percent. It’s almost impossible for most people to finance a home. Car and home… Continue reading

  • Sep 14, 2024

LETTER: Bypass needed

In response to “Port Angeles Needs Bypass” (PDN, Aug. 31), I would like to add that in the 1960s and ’70s, my parents and other… Continue reading

  • Sep 7, 2024

LETTER: Evaluate buildings

Earthquake simulation room sounds like entertainment more than anything. I assure you, nothing will prepare you for the complete unabashed power of a 9-plus magnitude… Continue reading

  • Sep 7, 2024

LETTER: Candidate contradiction

Ken Simpson, candidate for the Clallam County Public Utility District commission, said, “We have the cleanest, cheapest power in the country, and my purpose here… Continue reading

  • Aug 31, 2024

LETTER: Geothermal power

In summer of 1971, my best friend, Greg Victoroff, and I backpacked in Iceland for two weeks. The Land of Fire and Ice is mostly… Continue reading

  • Aug 31, 2024

LETTER: Port Angeles needs bypass

In the Aug. 24 PDN, there is great article about the Sequim Highway 101 bypass. Several years ago, I wrote to local, state and federal… Continue reading

  • Aug 31, 2024

LETTER: President’s job

Folks, may I remind you that the job of president of the United States is not to be the Entertainer in Chief. It’s a serious… Continue reading

  • Aug 31, 2024

LETTER: Reward courage

Like many of you, I am not immune to partisanship and rarely, if never, break ranks. Nevertheless, I appreciate those who are willing to do… Continue reading

  • Aug 31, 2024