Phyllis Bernard has my unreserved endorsement for Clallam County Public Utility District, District No. 3 commissioner, the position to which she was recently appointed. I… Continue reading
Middle-class parents now frequently decide to have only a couple kids, often even only one. But I’m referring to middle-class parents; you know, a husband… Continue reading
The recent trial of Donald Trump did a disservice to our legal and political system. We always distinguished ourselves from dictatorships and banana republics by… Continue reading
So this is not good news, well sort of good news, not bad news or political news. I just wanted to share with everyone a… Continue reading
The Israel-Gaza war is about to destroy Israel’s relationship with the U.S. Approval for that war has plummeted from 50 percent in November 2023 to… Continue reading
I am writing in support of Phyllis Bernard as Clallam County Public Utility District No. 1 commissioner. My wife, Peggy, and I worked for decades… Continue reading
On May 27, we observed Memorial Day, a day to remember and honor those who gave their lives for this country. Donald Trump, however, chose… Continue reading
While I generally support farmland conservation efforts (Clallam pledges $1.5 million toward two farms, PDN, May 28), these acquisitions come at significant direct and indirect… Continue reading
The conviction of Donald Trump on 34 felony counts by a jury of his peers is good for our country. Not only did New York… Continue reading
So precisely what was the point of the “Three Bob Fergusons” sideshow? If the goal was to get attention, the Republicans behind it got some… Continue reading
On May 14, Clallam County commissioners Mike French and Randy Johnson voted to proceed with the hybrid option of a paved road and trail on… Continue reading
A shoutout to the commissioners of Clallam Public Utility District #1 for appointing Phyllis Bernard as their new commissioner. I attended their meeting when they… Continue reading
President Biden, with his vast knowledge of the auto industry, will set a target reflecting that all new auto sales be electric by 2030, but,… Continue reading
A presumed bank robber was shot to death in downtown Port Angeles in broad daylight four days ago and we still don’t know his name… Continue reading
There are three good Democrats running for the open District 24 state House seat. To me, Eric Pickens stands out; here’s why: I first heard… Continue reading
As Chairman of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, I work closely with elected leaders on issues critical to our tribe and the Olympic Peninsula community. As… Continue reading
Last week was an eventful one for people affected by adverse reactions to COVID vaccines. White house officials were grilled by Congress on their role… Continue reading
It’s been five years since I wrote a letter to the PDN regarding Donald Trump, but since we are back in an election cycle, I’ve… Continue reading
An editorial by Charles Blow, one of the resident geniuses of The New York Times, appeared in the Peninsula Daily News. His position is that… Continue reading
I just returned from Germany after researching in Poland. At my Berlin hotel, a young Ukrainian and I had several discussions. Part of her family… Continue reading