Yes, we will keep protesting Trump and Elon’s power grab for their personal gain. We will protest the lack of their transparency in their claims… Continue reading
For many years, I’ve followed elections and keenly watched the League of Women Voters of the United States. They are being criticized now for being… Continue reading
Generally I read differing opinions on social media or in the newspaper without comment. Frankly, I appreciate living in a purple county, where we can… Continue reading
As an American who has served our country, I have never felt prouder as an American when Mr. Trump buzzed the self-delayed Daytona 500 with… Continue reading
On Feb. 18, Jefferson County PUD #1 commissioners discussed proposed rate increases of more than 1,233 percent. That will make it cost prohibitive for others… Continue reading
Port Townsend plans to start charging $2 per hour for parking downtown. Violations will cost $65, up from $15. There’s no provision for people who… Continue reading
Why in this era of DOGE cuts to the federal workforce to save taxpayers millions of dollars by firing thousands of workers, many of whom… Continue reading
The recent story regarding the planned development of the Miller Peninsula State Park (Opponents want park to stay day use, PDN, Feb. 17) gives only… Continue reading
Seems like Trump can’t make good on his promise to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. He has to save face with lies, suggesting… Continue reading
Its good to see the Olympic Peninsula residents exercising their right of free speech, protesting the myriad actions of Donald Trump’s. As the duly elected… Continue reading
I cannot believe the arrogance of elected officials in Olympia. They feel they are absolutely smarter and know what’s best for our children. Senate Bill… Continue reading
Law enforcement representatives, organizations and concerned individuals testified against House Bill 1512 before the House Community Safety Committee on Feb. 10. Similar opposition to previous… Continue reading
I was in downtown Port Angeles on Monday and caught a brief glimpse of the protest in front of the courthouse. I understand similar protests… Continue reading
Over the past few weeks, I had the privilege of working alongside Citizens for Sequim Schools and community members throughout our district to advocate for… Continue reading
The Good Shepherd rejoices when a lost sheep is found, and so does the community. Today, Jenni Tiderman Rogers is known for her cheerful, magnanimous… Continue reading
Heartened to see Port Angeles citizenry warmly welcoming and expressing solidarity with Victorians arriving on the first Coho sailing. Sometimes of late, I’ve found myself… Continue reading
Thank you, Clallam County Sheriff Brian King and Port Angeles Police Chief Brian Smith for your leadership. I appreciate your statements which clearly explain your… Continue reading
I agree with the quote I see everywhere: “Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor… Continue reading
I have been monitoring our two Olympic Peninsula newspapers since the election. The cacophony of caterwauls are frightening. Let’s look at the map. As I… Continue reading
President Donald Trump declares there are only two options for human babies, male or female. However, there are many exceptions to this simplistic rule. Approximately… Continue reading
