I have just committed my first act of civil disobedience, and I admit it feels pretty good. This past week, my husband and I hand-shoveled… Continue reading
National news is going ballistic again over a small outbreak of measles in Washington. Is this rabid reporting influenced in any way by pharmaceutical advertising… Continue reading
Thank you for the feel-good news about the many individuals involved in the rescue of the man trapped under his porch roof and the community… Continue reading
Sheriff Bill Benedict recently stated his opposition on a law duly recently enacted by the voters of Washington by a majority of more than 59… Continue reading
Breach within reach The well-attended Kilmer town hall offered welcome public outreach on may issues of concern for north Olympic Peninsula communities. Good to hear… Continue reading
Vaccinate against measles We are writing in support of Dr. Allison Unthank, Clallam County health officer, and Dr. Thomas Locke, Jefferson County health officer, for… Continue reading
Support initiatives As a Clallam County resident who loves our wonderful corner of the world, I am concerned about the changes in our environment that… Continue reading
I don’t know what planet the recent letter (“Politicians promote a manufactured crisis in climate change,” PDN, Feb. 5) refers to, but it is not… Continue reading
Thanks to the author of a Feb. 5 letter to the editor, “Politicians promote a manufactured crisis in climate change,” for hitting the nail on… Continue reading
SB-5062, another fraud against law-abiding citizens, will stringently restrict and prohibit all future sale of large capacity firearm magazine use for all individuals except “any… Continue reading
Aren’t we safe enough yet? Washington already has universal background checks (I-594) and extreme risk protection orders (I-1491). I-1639 took Second Amendment rights away from… Continue reading
Jesus, talking to the Pharisees, said, “You know how to interpret the appearance of the sky, but you cannot interpret the signs of the times”… Continue reading
Trafficking shame At this time, exposure is in full force of all of the human trafficking going on, worldwide. Many of these innocent people are… Continue reading
Murray objected Did you hear the news? It’s a mighty proud day for our state. Our Democratic U.S. Senator Patty Murray blocked the unanimous passage… Continue reading
An I for an I It is my opinion that the column regarding the use of “I” or “i” is shortsighted in its reasoning based… Continue reading
An article in the PDN on Feb. 1 stated that fentanyl worth about $3.5 million and methamphetamine worth over $1 million was seized by agents… Continue reading