Smart meters come in under the radar. In this day and age of technological surveillance and diminished civil and personal freedoms, we need to be… Continue reading
What would Martin Luther King Jr. be working on if he were still alive today? I had the great privilege to attend the Port Angeles… Continue reading
Talk to lawyers During President Donald Trump’s government shutdown, our U.S. Coast Guard personnel served without pay. Yet, like many other federal workers, many were… Continue reading
Starts at home The government shutdown needed bipartisanship from the president, Republicans and Democrats. This shutdown helped no one. It achieved nothing. People lost confidence… Continue reading
Assault on democracy Much coverage of the standoff between Trump and his GOP supporters on the one hand and the opposition missed the following key… Continue reading
Time to slow down These days you occasionally hear on the news that the economy is not growing or, God forbid, slowing down. Come on.… Continue reading
Time to grow up I think that the members of Congress who refuse to sit down and discuss this problem that is keeping our government… Continue reading
No-show for vets On Dec. 20 a letter writer listed all the names that Donald Trump has been called but he left out one name… Continue reading
The Alliance for Gun Responsibility appears to be gloating over the passing of I-1639 that was bankrolled by billionaires and plans to submit a new… Continue reading
I remember the Berlin airlift. I remember when the Berlin Wall went up. I remember soldiers walking along the wall on both sides. I remember… Continue reading
In response to “Scientists see another possible threat to orcas: pink salmon” (PDN, Jan. 20). My theory is that the orcas and salmon are nature’s… Continue reading
I fully agree with the letter titled, “Better than this” (Peninsula Voices, Jan. 10) when the writer gives praise to President Donald Trump for his… Continue reading
The Morse Creek curve on U.S. Highway 101 has long been a problem. There should have been a bridge built straight across from the last… Continue reading
A letter titled “Icon speaks truth” (PDN, Jan. 16) is not the whole truth. He should know better than to describe transgender women as “males… Continue reading
To our misfortune, timber interests dominate local governments. Our Clallam County Commission is dominated by current and former timber-company executives. The Port of Port Angeles… Continue reading
Congress accountable As we continue to vilify the president and the Democratic Party for the government shutdown, while thousands of our neighbors and fellow citizens… Continue reading
Describing Trump Let’s play the “Accurately Describe Trump” game. Petty, vindictive, immature, self-centered, abusive, unqualified, egotistical, manipulative, conniving, immoral, radical, lying, back-stabbing, double-dealing, flip-flopping, pompous,… Continue reading
Sick of the wall I am sick to death of hearing about “Trump’s Wall” in the media. There is simply not enough concrete on this… Continue reading
When you drive the roads and alleys of Port Angeles, you’ll see a high majority of homes have a fenced yard, both front and back.… Continue reading
I am writing in response to the Jan. 6 article’s portrayal of the residents of the Sunbelt Apartments (“Police probe woman’s death in Sequim apartment,”… Continue reading
