Well, here we are, on the brink of war on a couple of fronts, and in a proxy war in Ukraine. And here we are… Continue reading
I had the good fortune to attend the standing-room-only launch of “Salmon, Cedar, Rock & Rain” at the Port Angeles Library on Friday. My heartfelt… Continue reading
I grew up in what I consider to be the golden age of education in America. WWII veterans, and survivors of the Depression, were committed… Continue reading
Jim Haguewood is running for Port Angeles City Council and I ask you to join me in voting for him in November. The city is… Continue reading
“A lawyer can steal more with their briefcase than 100 men with machine guns.” from The Godfather, by Mario Puzo. The cabal of lawyers, in… Continue reading
Surely with our elementary and high school students lagging in math, English, science and social studies because of COVID restrictions, one would expect a significant… Continue reading
Lee Whetham is running for Port of Port Angeles District 3 commissioner. I have known Lee for many years, and have worked with him on… Continue reading
Quality candidate I’m writing to support Chris Noble, a write-in candidate for the Port Angeles School District Board of Directors. I retired from the district… Continue reading
I cannot believe people still support Trump. Have they forgotten about Jan. 6? Do they really believe Trump won and what he did was justified?… Continue reading
This recent Clallam County election, if one can actually call it that, is a travesty of justice and shameful mockery of the election process. I… Continue reading
Soon we will hear calls that the time has come for negotiations between Israel and Hamas and that the war needs to end before the… Continue reading
Picture a 38-foot wide, barren, chunky gravel roadbed. It ranges from 500 feet to half a mile from a river that can’t be seen nor… Continue reading
Mark Karjalainen, is running for Port Angeles City Council, Position 6. Mark is a family man, loves to fish and makes no bones about who… Continue reading
Running for public office is the most challenging decision you will ever make. You go to public debates and forums, tell your story and humble… Continue reading
At a recent League of Women Voters forum, for Port Angeles City Council candidates, affordable housing was a hot topic. Surprisingly one candidate while urging… Continue reading
“A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself within” ― Will Durant. An often-used quote, but one that warrants repeating… Continue reading
I recently spent 11 days at Olympic Medical Center hospital as the result of a car/bicycle collision. I arrived at the emergency room, had a… Continue reading
Earlier this year I was researching online a question I had about the homeless. I had no luck but did learn there are vast Himalayas… Continue reading
On Sept. 26, a public meeting regarding the Lower Dungeness Levee Project and its impact on new Towne Road was held at the Guy Cole… Continue reading
The next presidential election could not be easier. No confusion about the goals or qualifications. One has years of experience working through the system to… Continue reading
