Did you know that many people in medically-assisted treatment for drug abuse work to serve your needs? Spread out between Port Angeles and Silverdale, my… Continue reading
My wife and I received our second COVID-19 inoculations on Saturday, Feb. 20 at Port Angeles High School. We were extremely impressed with the organizational… Continue reading
The Jamestown S’Kallam Tribe has been a positive and dynamic force in our community for years. They have built first class facilities with the Jamestown… Continue reading
Washington state has the most unfair state and local tax system in the country. In its latest analysis of the tax systems of all 50… Continue reading
There was a time, not too long ago that a super-majority was required for any tax increase for schools. That was because the Legislature realized… Continue reading
I was amused, and a bit surprised, to read of local citizenry’s consternation with their 2021 county property tax bills. I, too, was disturbed but… Continue reading
Regarding the article “Property tax bill prompts uproar” in the Feb. 19 PDN, well, here it is. Where was the outrage when this levy was… Continue reading
Dr. Allison Berry is exactly right when she describes as “a waste” and “a silly pause” the state’s recent guidance stopping counties from vaccinating people… Continue reading
When confronting the depths of the great cliff that lies ahead one would normally avoid such a threat. So far it does not seem that… Continue reading
I am so very tired of reading about Cal Thomas’ diatribes about the fakeness of climate change. It is the same thing, ad nauseam, and… Continue reading
He had a narcissistic personality disorder. He had a warped sense of the world. He entered politics on racist tropes and lies. His acidic speeches… Continue reading
Trump and Trumpism will slowly fade into the dustbin of history. Trump, for a while, will still lie to his followers, giving them false hope… Continue reading
I was very pleased to read the PDN article about possibly repairing and paving the roads in my neighborhood. My wife, Judy, and I live… Continue reading
I am writing concerning two pending bills SB 5038 and SB 5078 before the Washington Senate. I am a native Washingtonian, but grew up in… Continue reading
It is my understanding that the council elects a mayor from among its membership. My questions are: Why did the council elect William Armacost as… Continue reading
“Climate change” is a complex issue not fully addressed in 250 words or less. However, common sense asks a) “who are these humans who believe… Continue reading
I talked to a Trump supporter just a few days ago and asked her if she thought Joe Biden won the election fair and square.… Continue reading
It took four years and we finally got rid of that hotel guy. A special counsel, with a multitude of attorneys that cost 32 million… Continue reading
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
