I rarely write letters to the editor but I felt compelled to write this one. I have lived in Port Angeles for more than 79… Continue reading
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ attempt to cut Medicare rates is a full-on attack on the health of our community. The result of… Continue reading
After observing several near collisions at the u-turns on U.S. Highway 101, it became clear that drivers are making U-turns three different ways. One way… Continue reading
The “Look in the Mirror” commentary (Oct. 13, PDN) is not deterred by scientific facts. Surveys show deep disagreement on scientific issues. The man-made global… Continue reading
I understand the Port Angeles Mayor’s Sissi Bruch’s desire to take the armed soldiers off the gates at Veteran Park, at least the arms, and… Continue reading
Since 2006, Democrats pushing the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) have contrived to bypass our Constitution’s presidential election process. Currently, 15 NPVIC states pledge… Continue reading
Dr. Ben Carson’s endorsement of candidate Donald Trump first prompted me to pay attention to the man. Then, the love, respect and admiration of his… Continue reading
I am a Marine and a veteran of two tours in Vietnam. One of the first things we are taught in boot camp is the… Continue reading
Cruel and vindictive. That describes the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services decision to defy a court order and double the $1.7 million cut in… Continue reading
The Nov. 6 PDN article, “County considering how to disperse heritage funds” notes that the Heritage Advisory Board recently discovered preservation funds they were unaware… Continue reading
The Port Angeles School Board wants $66 million, to remodel Stevens Middle School down to the slab, which is like building a brand new school… Continue reading
How is it that a “robust discussion” on a city council’s agenda of the artistic symbolism of how best to honor our precious liberty and… Continue reading
It is well known the Port Angeles Harbor is polluted. This is why parts of it are scheduled to undergo a major cleanup. It is… Continue reading
Commenting on the former Rayonier mill site cleanup could be your most important lifetime opportunity to do the right thing for present and future generations… Continue reading
The main contention by the Port Angeles mayor in the Nov. 3 front page article “Veterans Park fence defended,” is the removal of the soldier… Continue reading
Mayor Sissi Bruch has withdrawn her controversial proposal to remove the guns held by two metallic representations of Revolutionary War soldiers at Veterans Memorial Park.… Continue reading
Music brings people together who otherwise might have different backgrounds. My music taste is varied. I like classical symphonies and orchestras. I like choirs like… Continue reading
Roundabout at the Hood Canal Bridge? Whose brilliant idea was that? Obviously someone who does not drive that stretch of road on a regular basis.… Continue reading
Now more than ever, reproductive rights are under attack. Across the country, there have been 400 needless abortion restrictions enacted since 2011, which is why… Continue reading
Received your new property valuations? You’re probably in shock. Some properties increased 30 percent in value from last year. Because of Washington’s constitution, homeowners do… Continue reading
