Please stop blaming or supporting a president for things that have little or nothing to do with their administration. The economic forces we are all… Continue reading
Great timing. Port Angeles passed its Climate Resilience Plan (CRP) in June. Then came the July 13 PDN story that federal grants will be available… Continue reading
In the 21st century, it is a shame that a marine science center would choose to put an incredibly intelligent, valuable part of the marine… Continue reading
This is in response to the letter “Vote them Out” on August 10. It is everyone’s job, before they vote, to be informed about all… Continue reading
District 24 legislators Rep. Steve Tharinger, Rep. Mike Chapman and Sen. Kevin Van De Wege have let their constituents down. They consistently vote with the… Continue reading
I’m relatively new to Clallam County, but I served two terms as a commissioner for the Thurston County Public Utility District. For over a decade,… Continue reading
Your readers may have read about the controversy at the Port Townsend swimming pool. A public comment was emailed to the Port Townsend City Council… Continue reading
I don’t know if you noticed but, in the last couple of years, under President Biden, things have gotten more expensive. Like, a lot more.… Continue reading
Welcome Ken Hayes to the race for Clallam County Public Utility District commissioner from district 1. Upon hearing this new candidate for commissioner, I was… Continue reading
After receiving excellent training from the auditor’s staff, I observed how the ballots are handled and counted for Clallam County. Just as I had heard,… Continue reading
On Tuesday, Aug. 2, the PDN published an article “Auditor addresses observer concerns.” As trained election observers this year, my husband and I were very… Continue reading
Small private aircraft are a noisy nuisance, and frankly I am fed up. So many of us have chosen to live on the Olympic Peninsula… Continue reading
The Aug. 6 letter to the editor, “Second Amendment”, states that ” ‘Foreign and domestic’ seem to be part of the Second Amendment often forgotten.”… Continue reading
I am not in favor of Republican or Democrat, but what is leading us down the rabbit hole is electing over and over the same… Continue reading
The letter “Second Amendment” (PDN, July 30) is an example of a very common misconception. Back when the Amendment was written, we had no standing… Continue reading
Continuing polarization in our media and society has turned millions of Americans into haters. I read that 80 percent of Biden supporters and 84 percent… Continue reading
Something I have not seen addressed anywhere, not to say that it hasn’t, but just that I haven’t seen it, is a possibly unanticipated consequence… Continue reading
Responding to the Aug. 2 PDN article, “Auditor addresses observer concerns,” isn’t it great that Republicans are doing their due diligence in accordance with HR… Continue reading
As an Independent, I want to share a story that influences my voting choices. A perpetual outsider because we moved to five states during my… Continue reading
When air traffic controllers went on strike for better pay and benefits, President Reagan fired them all. When the Secret Service, all the way up… Continue reading
