It is a sad state of affairs when a nation that was once the greatest, strongest and smartest on earth is so poorly responding to… Continue reading
I see the response of the entire Olympic Peninsula community to COVID-19 and know that we are all working together to help everyone who lives… Continue reading
We took time to go to Safeway and Rite-Aid this morning. We limit our outings, try to buy what we need and utilize early hours… Continue reading
After reading the letter about voting for Trump over the issue of being Jewish, I must write in reply. Everyone has a a right or… Continue reading
We know that many of you are now out of work, or missing a season of your favorite sport, or working longer-than-usual shifts and missing… Continue reading
My husband and I stopped by Cafe Garden on First Street in Port Angeles today and picked up a lovely meal to take home with… Continue reading
I, like so many others I would imagine, have a favorite restaurant or two in town. With the latest restrictions enacted the only business they… Continue reading
Please don’t make me feel sorry for Mason James Coppage. From the moment I began to read your article (Admitted stalker sentenced to prison, published… Continue reading
I turned away from the Democratic Party this season. I did it, not because I think the party tolerates anti-semitism, even though I object to… Continue reading
All of our little freedoms lost now include our right to vote without announcing the political party of which we choose, this time. When we… Continue reading
Sen. Mitt Romney, you have shown fine character in your vote to impeach the man who may end up destroying the party of Abraham Lincoln.… Continue reading
Larry Phillips of the DFW makes a good case (Point of View, Sunday, March 9) for greater legislative support for the contributions made by the… Continue reading
I have been reading the many positions of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s proposed medication assisted treatment (MAT) clinic and the SOS (Save Our Sequim) group,… Continue reading
I get it that the PDN actively reports social issues, and that the majority of the PDN letter writers actively dislike President Donald Trump. Your… Continue reading
Let’s do some fun math. My PUD bill was well over $200 last month, but since it is lower in the summer, we use $200… Continue reading
Concerning the Feb. 26 article “Nass raise is approved at 3 percent.” Doug Nass, general manager of the PUD, gets a cost of living raise… Continue reading
Democratic socialism is an oxymoron, like a square circle. Democracy is power held by the people while socialism is power held by the state. They’re… Continue reading