B&B project unrealistic I have read the articles about the woman from California that wants to build a 32,000-square-foot foot bed-and-breakfast on Sequim Bay “Motion… Continue reading
Consider power chair users I get around Sequim in a power chair, as I am walking impaired. I use the sidewalk as I feel it… Continue reading
Stoffer for school board For the past 10 years, I have known and worked with Jim Stoffer through various school organizations and functions. He’s an… Continue reading
Support fire district levy As past fire chief, I strongly endorse Fire District 3’s Emergency Medical Services Tax Levy. This is a not a new… Continue reading
Vote for Smithson I I am supporting Beth Smithson for the Sequim School Board. I have known Beth for a number of years and have… Continue reading
Thank you for hospice, event support A sincere thank you to all the local businesses and individuals who made the 2019 Reach and Row for… Continue reading
Proposed facility a ‘good faith effort’ Matthew Nash wrote an excellent piece on the division in Sequim around the healing campus medical facility planned for… Continue reading
Clinic will be a positive addition My wife and I first visited Sequim in 1974. We returned to retire here 44 years later. Our former… Continue reading
Thanks, from the grange The Sequim Prairie Grange would once more like to thank everyone in this community for the help and donations given to… Continue reading
Welcome to Sequim The Sequim that needs to be saved is the community that existed when those of us who were searching for utopia discovered… Continue reading
MAT is optional We see the reminders and remnants of Sequim’s historical past in many ways. I’m in awe and in a profound way feel… Continue reading
MAT concerns linger Having read the article (“Tribe’s treatment center described,” Sequim Gazette, Aug. 14, page A-13) by Ron Allen, Jamestown S’Klallam CEO, I came… Continue reading
Back our Game Farm The Olympic Game Farm and the Beebe family have been a part of our community for many years. We need to… Continue reading
Bias is evident Anyone who’s not as biased as Bertha Cooper and have witnessed the statements made since their election from the several freshmen congresswomen… Continue reading
Listen to solution before judgment When you hear the words “opioid crises,” what comes to mind? Homeless addicts, sitting on street corners, stealing and begging?… Continue reading
Facility not needed I am writing to you about the Sequim City Council Meeting on Monday (July 8): I learned about the MAT (medication-assisted addiction… Continue reading
Biased letters broaden divide In the June 26 Gazette there was a lengthy letter to the editor that had much incorrect and misleading information (“Democrat… Continue reading