If lakes Aldwell and Mills hadn’t disappeared, would we still have restrictions?
One wonders if city of Port Angeles officials would have declared a Stage 2 water shortage alert Sept. 13 if lakes Aldwell and Mills, which were created by the now-demolished Elwha River dams, were still in existence.
Ethan Harris,
Sequim
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