Democrats have remarkable achievements despite only a minimal majority in Congress. Biden rebuilt the economy, Democrats have invested in science and technology, NATO has been… Continue reading
How long must we be subject to the vast amount of political signage, both large and small, cluttering our beautiful roadways? They started popping up… Continue reading
The amazing lands of the North Olympic Peninsula have always been the backbone of our community’s economy, culture, health, beauty and quality of life. With… Continue reading
A person spoke at a recent county commissioners’ meeting stating the belief that observers should be able to see the signature comparisons on the computers… Continue reading
I was an attorney representing the Clallam County Public Utility District for many years. I worked closely with the commissioners. Will Purser was always prepared,… Continue reading
Please vote for Mike Chapman and Steve Tharinger. They both have integrity, experience, and a deep interest in the welfare of our district. They make… Continue reading
It’s that time of year again. The weather is changing, leaves are falling and it’s time to vote. As we consider the candidates we have… Continue reading
We have only a few weeks until the mid-terms when the pattern will be laid for continued demise of this once wonderful country. All the… Continue reading
The opportunity is again upon us to choose who allocates and spends our money and make the rules we live by. When they accept our… Continue reading
Now that we have our ballots, I would make a suggestion for something to do before you mark your ballot. Please attend a debate, mostly… Continue reading
On Dec. 14, 2020 the Clallam County Public Utility District commissioners were dealing with the 2021 draft Strategic Plan. Page 3 contained a statement clearly… Continue reading
Port Townsend since 1969, Sequim since 2004. I am what you might call a local. Marc Titterness mostly grew up in the Midwest. The past… Continue reading
Bill Peach proclaims that he provides balance to the Board of Clallam County Commissioners, where he serves as a Republican alongside Democrat Mark Ozias and… Continue reading
Did you know that Kroger, the second largest grocery store in America, has announced that they are buying Albertsons, the fourth largest grocery store in… Continue reading
After much reading about and listening to the two candidates for Clallam County’s director of the Department of Community Development, it has become absolutely apparent… Continue reading
After watching the Oct. 5 Clallam County League of Women Voters Public Utility District candidate forum, my clear choice is Ken Hays. He was energetic,… Continue reading
As a former Clallam County Public Utility District commissioner, I worked closely with Will Purser for 19 years. Under his leadership, the PUD rebuilt and… Continue reading
How to vote Candidate selection criteria. We need people in public office who will actively promote laws and regulations that will solve problems. • Return… Continue reading
Regarding the article “District Candidates Trade Views,” covering a candidate debate, I’d like to point out some serious discrepancies with Brian Pruiett’s agenda. He states… Continue reading
Congratulations to Julie Anderson for making it past the primary and onto the general election ballot. Look past party politics and look for someone who… Continue reading
