Until we need them we have no idea how lucky we are in our emergency response teams and the people of Volunteer Hospice of Clallam… Continue reading
My family moved to the Peninsula almost eight years ago. We quickly discovered how interwoven life is here. We see the same faces in the… Continue reading
The crisis on our southern border is just that, a crisis. Each day on TV we witness a line of refugees as they march in… Continue reading
How can we discuss short-term rentals when visitors must step over drug paraphernalia in neighborhoods absent of the sounds of children playing? Discovering drug paraphernalia… Continue reading
Some of us may remember the movie “The Sixth Sense” which recounted the story of a boy, played by child star Haley Joel Osment, who… Continue reading
I grew up in southwest Montana; Anaconda and Butte. Mining and smelting account for decades of pollution. ARCO, owned by British Petroleum is responsible for… Continue reading
Why does humanity have such a short attention span when there’s injustice? Just two short years ago there was a righteous uproar over the attack… Continue reading
Before you throw another pity party and start a GoFundMe campaign to Trump’s latest defamation fines and settlements with New York over his fraudulent business… Continue reading
This considered recommendation of changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention isolation with COVID seems extremely counterproductive. If those of you who have… Continue reading
As is often the case the Port Angeles City Council is not honoring the will of its constituents. The vast majority of city residents do… Continue reading
In case you need another reason to vote against Democrats this year, here’s a recent headline from Pullman Radio, “WSU Needs Over 1 Billion Dollars… Continue reading
Rep. Mike Chapman would have us believe that he has the interests of the Peninsula at heart when he decides how to vote. What changed?… Continue reading
President Biden will absolutely have my vote in November. The other guy and where he plans to take this country is too awful to contemplate.… Continue reading
Thank God for Texas, as my home state encourages border crossers, legal or otherwise, to head westward to California where taxpayer funded health care and… Continue reading
The far right House Republicans have turned their backs on the Ukrainian people who are fighting our fight against Russian aggression. They are Putin’s lackeys,… Continue reading
In their decision on how to proceed in regulating short-term rentals, the majority of the Port Angeles City Council have established a new standard for… Continue reading
On Thursday, I was buying produce at a local store. I checked my phone for the rest of my list and saw a text that… Continue reading
I am writing in response to Peter Segall’s Jan. 27 article which overlooked two critical pieces of information presented at the Jan. 24 Planning Commission… Continue reading
The Feb. 10 letter “Stand With Israel” misstates the process we went through in Port Angeles in considering a city resolution for a ceasefire in… Continue reading
If we care about the future of Port Angeles then we must do a better job of controlling Airbnbs. What’s wrong with a plethora of… Continue reading
