I am writing to say thank you to all the citizens in Port Angeles who voted with their heads and their hearts in the last… Continue reading
I must bring attention to the Associated Press articles on the Second Front Page from Nov 9-13 pertaining to the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in Kenosha,… Continue reading
Sometimes, when reviewing Joe Biden’s actions since becoming president, I wonder whether he has the best interests of America at heart. For instance, his cancellation… Continue reading
I was lacking understanding on one aspect of homelessness until recently a friend has been looking for an apartment or home here. He’s from here… Continue reading
All members of Congress swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States. Nowhere does anything state they need to be loyal to… Continue reading
In a letter submitted recently, an attempt was made to argue that Florida had greater success in handling the COVID-19 pandemic due to their Republican… Continue reading
A letter, “Climate Change,” PDN, Oct 20, claimed that scientific research supporting a less extreme view of climate change is conveniently ignored in favor of… Continue reading
I want to thank Congressman Derek Kilmer for co-sponsoring the Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policies in the United States Act. The… Continue reading
Aaron Levenstein said “Statistics are like bikinis. What they reveal is suggestive. But what they conceal is vital.” An Oct. 29 letter to the editor… Continue reading
I write to join the chorus of supporters of Jim Stoffer’s integrity and dedication to our community’s quality education. As we recently witnessed, Jim is… Continue reading
In 1968 I had graduated from college, been accepted to grad school and had been granted a teaching assistant position with the university. However Uncle… Continue reading
There was a letter, a week or so ago, that made a claim about the wonder of how well Florida is doing with COVID-19. According… Continue reading
Some 80 years ago, Americans, engaged in the most titanic conflict in the nation’s history, were referred to as “the greatest generation.” Theirs was a… Continue reading
My wife and I would like to congratulate Stephanie and all the volunteers who planned and put on the wonderful event called “Fall Fest.” It… Continue reading
Once again, I read a person calling the inconsiderate people who have refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19 “Great Patriots.” How are they patriotic in… Continue reading
At the quarterly meeting of elected officials and department directors on Oct. 25, the county commissioners led a discussion of proposals for increasing elected officials’… Continue reading
I am sitting here with my Voters’ Pamphlet worrying about which candidates for the Sequim City Council I will vote for. On one hand, we… Continue reading
Signs associating a slate of candidates associated with Donnie Hall and Jim McEntire with a call to stop a methadone clinic in Sequim have appeared… Continue reading
We will be voting for Sequim City Council candidates and I recommend the experienced team of those who have been sitting on the council and… Continue reading
This is in response to the paid advertisement in last week’s Sequim Gazette from Gayle Baker promoting the Independent Advisory Association-groomed candidates for city council.… Continue reading
