Quite an imagination Responding to the letter “Regulate firearms” (Sept. 6-7) referring to a previous letter “Armed citizenry” (Aug. 28), the author describes this hypothetical… Continue reading
Lawsuits won’t help My grand-nephew Jordy died of a massive heroin/fentanyl overdose at 23 years old. Because of Big Pharma, doctors prescribed opiates to seniors.… Continue reading
Recently, I was the target of Anne Marie Henninger’s lawsuit where she alleged I had harassed and stalked her. The underlying incident was a courteous… Continue reading
The need for non-fossil fuel energy is a must. There are simple means out there that can be created and installed to provide that which… Continue reading
Rather than be impressed by the pictures and article [“Climate rallies on Peninsula,” PDN, Sept. 22], I was depressed. The theory of global warming did… Continue reading
Words matter, at least they used to. “OMG” was the start of a prayer calling on God for guidance; now it’s an exclamation of surprise.… Continue reading
Pat Buchanan lauds and explains the “rise and welcome reception of the autocrats, the men of action” in his recent column (“Let them howl, Boris”… Continue reading
I am not taking a position on the proposed clinic but I would like to take issue with a statement of “fact” in the commentary… Continue reading
Easy to guess. In the letter titled “Never wrong” on Sept. 12, the writer described a politician as “A hubris, narcissistic, dysfunctional man-child,” among other… Continue reading
I live in Sequim part-time and have experienced as a counselor the results of medication-assisted treatment clinics in and around San Clemente, Calif. To say… Continue reading
I’m not in favor of the proposed medication-assisted treatment facility being built in Sequim. The location is all wrong. The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe is not… Continue reading
I read the letter this morning regarding the armed citizenry with a combination of humor and fury. (“Armed citizens can best combat mass shootings,” PDN,… Continue reading
An excellent article on the hypocrisy of politicians discussing leadership to college students. (“State politicians discuss leadership at Peninsula College gathering,” PDN, Sept. 18) They… Continue reading
An article in the Sept. 12 PDN cited Clallam County Sheriff Bill Benedict’s identification of 9/11 as a driving force for our country coming together.… Continue reading
If the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe is bent on gifting Sequim with this medication-assisted treatment clinic and it is all a done deal as was said… Continue reading
We deserve better At the Sept. 9 Sequim City Council meeting, I observed Sequim’s city attorney exerting more pressure on the City Council to eliminate/restrict… Continue reading
Not only has the Department of Transportation apparently fast-tracked their final decision for a roundabout at the state Highway 104 entrance to the Hood Canal… Continue reading
I support Deborah Stinson for re-election to the Port Townsend City Council, and urge all my fellow citizens to do the same. Stinson has been… Continue reading
I’m opposed to the proposed medication-assisted treatment clinic in Sequim because we all deserve better. Substance users deserve a better location, closer to a hospital… Continue reading
As I drive through the streets of Port Angeles I see more and more homeless, transients, alcoholics, drug addicts, derelicts and bums on a daily… Continue reading