Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Our hospitals are valuable

Fortunately, I’ve only had a few times when I’ve had need of a hospital and have greatly appreciated Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles. I’ve… Continue reading

  • Mar 28, 2024

 

LETTER: Power costs double?

Lately, the state of Washington has been anxious to follow the lead of California, particularly when it comes to energy policy, but is this a… Continue reading

  • Mar 28, 2024

 

LETTER: Trump is scary

These are the scariest times in my 79 years of living. It’s never happened before and I don’t understand. How can one derelict human shape… Continue reading

  • Mar 28, 2024

 

LETTER: Hats off to Neah Bay

I just want to express my appreciation for the success that both the high school girls and boys athletic teams have experienced for several years… Continue reading

  • Mar 27, 2024

LETTER: Improve boat launch

I’ve heard people reference Port Angeles as simply an old mill town. I’m quick to correct them and point out all the beauty and recreation… Continue reading

  • Mar 23, 2024

LETTER: Questions solar array

If reactions to a PDN article on Facebook are any indication, too few people have an intuitive sense of the value of solar energy in… Continue reading

  • Mar 23, 2024

LETTER: Support paraeducators

When thinking about supporting our local schools, one often-overlooked group of invaluable professionals is the paraeducators who support our most vulnerable students. Under the supervision… Continue reading

  • Mar 23, 2024

LETTER: Tyler a proven leader

I attended a meet and greet for Nate Tyler near Joyce, hearing him explain why he wants to represent us in Olympia. Tyler is a… Continue reading

  • Mar 23, 2024

LETTER:Rabbit purchases

Springtime and the Easter holiday is almost here so I would like to remind people not to buy baby rabbits that are sold this time… Continue reading

  • Mar 16, 2024

LETTER:State should pay

After reading an article in the PDN that said paraeducators might have to go out on strike, I decided to write this letter. I know… Continue reading

  • Mar 16, 2024

LETTER:Towne Road

I am writing to express my deep concern about the costs associated with the Towne Road paving project. While I recognize the importance of maintaining… Continue reading

  • Mar 14, 2024

LETTER: There he goes again

Last Wednesday, President Joe Biden announced that his administration was once again canceling federal student loans for 153,000 borrowers. As he stated, “Folks, I’m happy… Continue reading

LETTER:A letter for Lollie

You, now gone, named her Lollie in 2018. She was loved and now sad. We named them Ella and Daisy; now gone. They were loved…… Continue reading

  • Mar 9, 2024

LETTER:ATF rules

Comments on “Not Real News: A look at what didn’t happen this week” (PDN, March 2) the Associated Press appears to be attempting to cover… Continue reading

  • Mar 9, 2024

LETTER:Help appreciated

Until we need them we have no idea how lucky we are in our emergency response teams and the people of Volunteer Hospice of Clallam… Continue reading

  • Mar 9, 2024

LETTER:Political signs

My family moved to the Peninsula almost eight years ago. We quickly discovered how interwoven life is here. We see the same faces in the… Continue reading

  • Mar 7, 2024

LETTER:Southern border

The crisis on our southern border is just that, a crisis. Each day on TV we witness a line of refugees as they march in… Continue reading

  • Mar 7, 2024

LETTER:Drug problem

How can we discuss short-term rentals when visitors must step over drug paraphernalia in neighborhoods absent of the sounds of children playing? Discovering drug paraphernalia… Continue reading

  • Mar 5, 2024

LETTER:Biden gaffes

Some of us may remember the movie “The Sixth Sense” which recounted the story of a boy, played by child star Haley Joel Osment, who… Continue reading

  • Mar 2, 2024

LETTER:Expects little

I grew up in southwest Montana; Anaconda and Butte. Mining and smelting account for decades of pollution. ARCO, owned by British Petroleum is responsible for… Continue reading

  • Mar 2, 2024