Incumbent Clallam County Commissioner Mark Ozias won the Aug. 1 primary with 64.9 percent of the vote. Unopposed, he is headed for an even bigger… Continue reading
Good news is hard to come by for those suffering severe adverse reactions to COVID vaccines. But real change might be in sight with bipartisan… Continue reading
I’m wondering about the source of the statistic mentioned in the Aug. 5 Speaking Out section 2023 asking about the 400 mass killings this year… Continue reading
This proposal would involve both the community and local government, each having an integral part. The community would build tiny homes and the local government… Continue reading
Those who want to save the planet, so their grandchildren can actually live here, are accepting the fact that climate change is real, and we… Continue reading
Feeling pain at the pump? In part, you can thank the Climate Commitment Act passed by the House and Senate and signed by Gov. Jay… Continue reading
The Sequim School Board voted in April to change Sequim’s two K-5 schools into one K-2 and one 3-5 school. Perhaps you’ve wondered why this… Continue reading
On June 11, two people came to my home uninvited. They claimed to be volunteers for an organization called the Washington Voter Project and wished… Continue reading
Clallam Public Utility District 1 is proposing significant rate changes with little input from customers. They sent a letter out on July 13, announcing a… Continue reading
I’m writing as a member of the Sequim Committee for K-5 Schools, a group of more than a dozen parents who’ve led the backlash to… Continue reading
After listening to the League of Women Voters candidates forum for the Sequim School Board, it was clear to me that incumbents Larry Jeffryes, Maren… Continue reading
As a Democrat living in Sequim my entire life, besides my college years, I am keenly aware that Sequim has a very healthy mix of… Continue reading
I read that one of the candidates for Port Angeles City Council recently said, “I think …the fact that the people that are homeless are… Continue reading
Having received my Clallam County Voters Pamphlet in the mail I was not surprised, but a bit dismayed, at some of the statements made by… Continue reading
We appreciate articles and photos the Peninsula Daily News published about community leader Orville Campbell and the memorial event celebrating his life, as well as… Continue reading
Being on the Sequim School Board is not trivial. A qualified member should be well educated, have professional experience in education, preferably teaching, and be… Continue reading
It’s easy to understand why Biden’s polling is low. Think media disinformation and ignorance and, well, just plain bigoted stupidity and the vagaries of polling.… Continue reading
We are the members of the Sooke Horseshoe Pitching Association and would like to hold an “Orca Challenge.” We would like your horseshoe pitchers to… Continue reading
Re-elect all three of the incumbents who are running for the Sequim School Board. Maren Halvorson, Larry Jeffryes and Michael Rocha have made the hard… Continue reading
I watched the League of Women Voters Candidates forum for Sequim School Board last Thursday and was very impressed with the incumbents: Larry Jeffryes, Maren… Continue reading
