The Morse Creek curve improvements are a fiasco. Beyond the fact it cost a fortune. First of all, safety was only minimally improved. Not enough… Continue reading
Recently Nathan West, the Port Angeles city manager, advanced an idea about initiating programs that would improve the entrance to the city. For some time… Continue reading
I’ve read with disgust the story in the PDN about the Port Townsend City Council, among others, calling for a Gaza cease fire. How wonderful.… Continue reading
I support the Crescent School educational programs and operations (EP&O) levy and capital projects levy. My children are Crescent graduates and are now successful in… Continue reading
First, I would like to thank the community of Joyce for supporting our schools in the past. The Crescent School District has provided excellent educational,… Continue reading
It was disappointing to read that the Power Plant timber sale has been canceled and that a portion of the sale area was nominated for… Continue reading
Crescent School District residents have or will soon have an important ballot arrive. Use your yes vote to show your support for the incredible teachers… Continue reading
As John Kerry arrives in Davos, the exclusive gathering of climate activists, he does so aboard his private jet, consuming more fuel in one trip… Continue reading
As I write this, the daily PDN’s Reader Poll shows nearly 60 percent of respondents believe that Donald Trump should not be on the Republican… Continue reading
Goodbye Pete. When I saw the press conference where Pete Carroll said he was leaving his post as head coach of the Seattle Seahawks, it… Continue reading
I share in the frustration of many citizens today. There’s too much information and too many opinions to be able to sort truth from fiction.… Continue reading
Our mainstream media has been downplaying U.S. responsibility for Gaza war crimes against civilians, journalists and U.N. workers. As part of our nation’s unholy alliance… Continue reading
I have been waiting 20-plus years for Port Angeles to lighten up and allow park models in city properties as main homes, not just as… Continue reading
A few days ago, Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz publicly announced the cancellation of the “Power Plant” timber sale totaling 126 acres located in the… Continue reading
I’m writing this at 1 o’clock in the morning on Dec. 27, two days after Christmas and three days before the calendar turns to 2024;… Continue reading
Brian Klaas of University College London concluded that a crucial factor in Trump’s political survival is the failure of the media in this country to… Continue reading
On the morning of Dec. 5 at the pool in Shore Aquatic Center, I observed a man who raising his voice in protest to a… Continue reading
I write with a heavy heart, compelled to draw attention to the dire humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza. The recent bombings and the deliberate deprivation… Continue reading
It is difficult to sort out the truth from news and social media, so go directly to the crucial decision. If you want the opportunity… Continue reading
It’s been several weeks, presumed citizen, since you voted. Has anything changed? Those who dreamed of the implosion of the Republic must be in total… Continue reading