Vote yes on Props 1, 2 A library is an essential element of any strong and vibrant community. Sequim is fortunate to have an amazing… Continue reading
Photo smacks of agenda The picture on your editorial page today (Sequim Gazette, Sept. 19, page A-10) of the veteran holding the “Stop Trump Vote… Continue reading
Yes for a new Sequim Library I am voting yes on Propositions 1 and 2 for a new Sequim Branch Library and here is why:… Continue reading
Thanks for your assistance I just want to take a moment and give a huge “thank you” to all of my amazing friends and community… Continue reading
The importance of the ‘Fourth Estate’ The media (radio, TV) and the free press (e.g., Sequim Gazette, Peninsula Daily News, Seattle Times, et al.) are… Continue reading
‘Resounding no’ on Carlsborg proposal This is a letter referring to an article concerning the proposed development of 66-trailer/mobile homes at the corner of Atterberry… Continue reading
Get out the vote, and vote for Wilke I want to encourage American citizens in Clallam County to be sure to vote in our 2018… Continue reading
Fireworks restrictions make sense Presently Clallam County has no restrictions on the possession and use of fireworks. The adoption of the draft ordinance would bring… Continue reading
Keep fireworks tradition alive in Clallam I am a resident of Sequim and I read in the Sequim Gazette that there will be a public… Continue reading
Law-breakers should be ‘shown the door’ Ah, good old Bertha Cooper never disappoints: Anyone who wants immigration laws enforced hates women and children and is… Continue reading
No true consensus on Sequim fireworks ban Well, if the city councilors banned fireworks based on the advisory vote of Sequim citizens in November, the… Continue reading
Politics, poorly played The present events at our southern border causes one to remember the words of Sir Winston Churchill: “The utter obsession of the… Continue reading
Fireworks ban is a wise move We are writing to let you and the public know that we are totally in favor of banning all… Continue reading
A vote for Neupert Dave Neupert needs your vote in the August primaries. His qualifications are listed below. But the reason I’m voting for him… Continue reading
Showing victims may change discourse It is time we show photos of the victims in school shootings. The general public needs to see what horror… Continue reading
Another traffic solution Instead of Clallam County spending tens of thousands of dollars to disrupt traffic at Sequim-Dungeness Way and Woodcock Road, how about following… Continue reading
Plans are tentatively coming before City of Sequim officials to consider a 103 single-family residential homes subdivision called Bell Hill Estates, along East Brownfield Road.… Continue reading
SEF board supports school levies The Sequim Education Foundation supports both of the Sequim School District’s levies as this is an opportunity for our community… Continue reading
Time to pay it forward for schools, students Let’s face it, we all have to pay taxes — whether it be sales tax, property tax,… Continue reading
Electoral College has a purpose Regarding John Burbank’s guest opinion article on the “Electoral College needs tweaking” (Sequim Gazette, Dec. 7, page A-10): he should… Continue reading
