Wrong on climate In an interview following a debate Oct. 16 with Mike Doherty, Bill Peach revealed his fundamental misunderstanding of the most important issue… Continue reading
Will vote for Benedict During my 48 years in law enforcement I have worked with both Bill Benedict and Jim McLaughlin. Both are good, decent… Continue reading
He’ll remember Trump A recent letter on Oct. 19 suggests that when we mark our ballots we should remember all the good things that President… Continue reading
Voting for Brotherton At a public forum on Oct. 19, Tom Brotherton and Dan Toepper debated their approaches to the job of PUD commissioner. Both… Continue reading
Clallam County residents in the West End of Port Angeles who vote in District 3, I ask you, with respect, to consider carefully what you… Continue reading
For the past 12 years the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office has been headed by Sheriff Bill Benedict who has delivered on every promise made from… Continue reading
If you drive down Front Street or First Street in downtown Port Angeles, the one thing that really catches your eye is the number of… Continue reading
Climate change is one of the greatest conservation challenges of our time and is one of the leading threats to birds and other wildlife in… Continue reading
Some of us have already taken the opportunity and privilege to vote. We have carefully examined the candidates and measures, filled in the boxes and… Continue reading
I think we as citizens in Clallam County need to give serious thought to who we elect as our next representative to the PUD Board… Continue reading
Urges Benedict vote I am writing to urge Peninsula Daily News readers to vote in our general election, and in particular, to vote to re-elect… Continue reading
Vote for Stanko I have worked with and respect both candidates for the position of Jefferson County sheriff. Dave Stanko has done a professional and… Continue reading
Toepper for change It seems we are powerless to roll back the current dynamic. A lower middle-class county, median household income of $50,000, forced to… Continue reading
Endorses two It is difficult not to laugh at what our politics have become both nationally and locally. We get more fantasy than fact and,… Continue reading
I have watched the politics of Jefferson County for almost 20 years. To me it has always been a series of silos: PUD commissioners, county… Continue reading
I cannot find a thing that the Democrats are running on that will help our country. I saw an ad in the Peninsula Daily News… Continue reading
In the increasingly noxious atmosphere of partisan politics, Suzanne Hayden is a breath of fresh air. As she has campaigned for a seat as judge… Continue reading
Did you happen to notice who funded the flier with information on initiative I-1631 that we received in the mail a couple of weeks ago?… Continue reading
I was very fortunate to work closely at Clallam County for over a decade with four talented and dedicated people who are seeking re-election: Mike… Continue reading
People of differing views should have a conversation and even if opinions aren’t changed, we may come to understand a different point of view. I… Continue reading