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
Disparate approaches to viewpoints Regarding “Letters to the Editor” (“Consider the bias,” and “Democrat leaders responsible for border mess,” Sequim Gazette, June 26): Two very… Continue reading
Consider the bias When I read a news article I can usually tell if the source is slanted one way or the other by the… Continue reading
Thanks for the musical magic As visitors to this wonderful Peninsula, we wish to express our gratitude to all those who brought the magic of… Continue reading
Repeat problems Perfect example of how the courts are adding to the crime problem on repeat offenders: Superior Court Judge Brian Coughenour set $25,000 for… Continue reading
Political party no friend of the working class I have learned that the Democrat-controlled state Legislature, in the dead of night and using parliamentary gimmicks,… Continue reading
Enjoy ‘First Date’ On stage at Olympic Theatre Arts is a musical that premiered in Seattle seven years ago, played on Broadway, went around the… Continue reading
Opportunity to serve your schools The time is drawing near for citizens to file their intent to run for Sequim School District Board of Directors.… Continue reading
Marina sale possibility is disheartening I have just read that Port Angeles is proceeding to sell off John Wayne Marina in spite of a request… Continue reading
Law enforcement should follow the law As a citizen of Washington state and the USA, I strongly believe in our nation’s democracy. Fundamental to our… Continue reading
Thanks to community for support at OCS Last week (Jan. 20-26) was National School Choice Week, the world’s largest annual celebration of opportunity in K-12… Continue reading
Border wall opposition is hurting the nation Is there something wrong with Congress? Is there lead in the water? For Congress to oppose border security… Continue reading
Give yourself a gift Throw out the concept and phrase: “Just Move” We all know it is too minimal to really help. Adopt a new… Continue reading
Column hits the mark I so appreciated Lorraine Loomis’ guest opinion in your Dec 5 issue (“Move forward on water quality standards,” page A-13). She… Continue reading
Much thanks to a generous community Again, the community of Sequim was amazing in donating children’s books to me to hand out at the Downtown… Continue reading
Thanks for your support of Fire District 3 Clallam County Fire District 3 is grateful to the community for the recent election results. As of… Continue reading
Reimbursements cuts run deep for OMC, locals The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will slash by 60 percent, or $3.4 million, over two years,… Continue reading
