On Wednesday, Feb 10, I wasn’t concerned about my husband Ken going out on a long walk despite the cold temperatures and, at 77, being… Continue reading
Earlier this year I had an aneurysm at home that caused a stroke. The hospital in Port Angeles had me flown to Swedish Medical Center… Continue reading
Donald Trump has been tried and acquitted for the “horrific attack” on the U.S. Capitol, but who has yet to be tried for the “horrific… Continue reading
Today, we have 43 senators who decided their jobs were more important than defending the Constitution. They allowed the former president to promote and viciously… Continue reading
I am thrilled that the Democrats won the White House, held the House and flipped the Senate. However, there is a very powerful force blocking… Continue reading
Legislators writing or enacting laws they have little or no understanding of should be a concern for all citizens. Having successfully developed the Long Beach… Continue reading
A surprising and welcome initiative has been proposed by Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho). What Rep. Simpson calls The Columbia Basin Fund could be enacted as… Continue reading
Thank you for the column “What is the Pure Land Buddhism?” taken from The Conversation, an academic analysis. What was left off is that, Pure… Continue reading
I was excited to read that Rep. Mike Simpson, a Republican from Idaho, has released a many-faceted proposal that would benefit every economic sector in… Continue reading
The United States Senate voted to have an impeachment trial. This was approved with the votes of five RINO’S (Republicans In Name Only). The PDN… Continue reading
All lives are worth saving. While volunteering at the Jamestown S’Klallam’s COVID vaccination clinic on Saturday I saw people drive through to get the free… Continue reading
Sequim has been attracting lots of negative national attention thanks to Mayor William Armacost. The job of our mayor and city council is to do… Continue reading
News of our town has been the subject of controversy here so I thought I would add this. I moved to this lovely place 11… Continue reading
The article about the association of the Sequim mayor with QAnon makes me extremely nervous. He says that his personal beliefs should not be ascribed… Continue reading
Reasonable debate It’s time for a reasonable debate on the issues that divide our country. This should be held topic by topic on national TV… Continue reading
PA clinic: Wow We’d like to gratefully acknowledge those who laid the groundwork for and logistically orchestrated this past weekend’s COVID vaccinations for seniors. Port… Continue reading
The weight of words While reading the scripture selections for this Sunday from the Common Lectionary, shared by Catholics, Lutherans, Anglicans and Methodists, a particularly… Continue reading
By now, most citizens of Sequim have seen our community in the national news and not because of our Lavender Festival. Why? Sequim’s Mayor Armacost… Continue reading
I was a sixth-grader in Sequim in 1952 when Jake Hall, chief of the S’Klallam tribe, spoke to my class. The tribe, Mr. Hall said,… Continue reading
What we choose to believe is our private domain. Not unlike the feng shui of our own basements and bedrooms, it can be pristine or… Continue reading