COVID-19 response partnership is encouraging I am thankful I live in Sequim! I have had the opportunity to see how something bad can bring out… Continue reading
Mayor’s trip to Sturgis could be health threat At the beginning of the Sequim City Council meeting of Aug. 10, as attendees exchanged greetings and… Continue reading
Biden’s VP pick a gamble When you think about it, presumed democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden may have simplified the task of selecting his vice… Continue reading
Online a solid option for Sequim students This has been a difficult year for education. Many students, parents, and teachers, will let you know that… Continue reading
Cooper’s intimidation column hits the mark My thanks to Bertha Cooper for her op-ed speaking out against the intimidation by vigilantes of peaceful protesters exercising… Continue reading
Thanks to front-line, other health workers A close friend of mine and dedicated health care worker recently retired after more than 30 years of providing… Continue reading
Immunity for youths should be goal How ironic that as we celebrate Independence Day, Gov. Jay Inslee says businesses will not be allowed to serve… Continue reading
Questions remain with sewer project payment I’m writing in response to the June 17 letter (“explanation required on sewer project”) and comments that followed, about… Continue reading
Armed groups should carry responsibility I believe it is time to discuss an ordinance at the local, county, and state level that would require any… Continue reading
A tale of two fiddlers Legend and history have it that Nero neglected the maintenance of Rome. When catastrophic fires broke out, he ignored them.… Continue reading
Consider the source A recent letter about estimates of the death toll from the coronavirus fails to understand the nature of these studies and faults… Continue reading
Heartening to see lunch giveaway I feel fortunate to live in Sequim as we are not as hard hit by the virus, but these difficult… Continue reading
Predictions fair poorly How can pundits be so spectacularly wrong in their predictions and yet continue to be published? Surprisingly enough, they don’t need to… Continue reading
Local nonprofit hurt by funding policy While Payroll Protection Plan relaunched this week to help small businesses keep employees on the payroll, I sincerely hope… Continue reading
Don’t stop now During this critical time for our community with the COVID-19 virus, we need to make sure that we don’t forget the other… Continue reading
Consider alternative
to roundabout In the April 15 edition of the Sequim Gazette, the letter to the editor concerning a proposed roundabout (page A-12) at… Continue reading
Roundabout isn’t solution for intersection An April 8 Sequim Gazette article states that “Clallam County has secured a $490,000 federal grant to build a roundabout… Continue reading