Are the 147 members of the Legislature in line for a raise? Should the salaries of judges in Washington state be on par with the… Continue reading
Apprehension swirled around inside me, trying to find a place to settle among the stronger, deeper feelings of sadness and anger. Rebellion and resignation bounced… Continue reading
Some of you may have heard this story, but I am old and I forget to whom I have told it. Get over it. Anyhow.… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee’s name isn’t on the ballot in November. But he is raising and spending more money than just about everyone who is vying… Continue reading
Since President Trump took office, the attention to social media has mushroomed. His pointed tweets are often the top news story each day. Twitter, Facebook… Continue reading
I’ve heard a lot about people not voting including the belief on some people’s part that small turnouts have resulted in a minority of registered… Continue reading
U.S. Air Force veteran Larry Smith takes to the streets of Sequim at least once a month with his message of the importance of voting… Continue reading
Even with the postage paid, thousands of Washington state voters didn’t get their ballots in on time for the August primary. Collectively, auditors rejected 17,167… Continue reading
There’s an award-winning team of folks that’s been working behind the scenes for our community … for 30 years. Team members’ projects attract attention, but… Continue reading
Well, school is back in session, teachers have new contracts and all is calm and well in the education world, right? Perhaps not. The McCleary… Continue reading
I thought it was funny. I thought it would amuse these two wonderfully involved and thoughtful people. We were talking about developing a small project… Continue reading
I interrupt my usual column schedule with an announcement! I can’t really call it breaking news, but I bet it felt like that to the… Continue reading
I have nothing against children. I think the little germ factories should be aggressively protected, like polar bears, wolves, and fruit bats. This does not… Continue reading
Save the dates: 2018 Dungeness River Festival Community Night, River Festival The 2018 Dungeness River Festival Community Night, an evening of food, music and celebration… Continue reading
In 2015, Congress voted in favor of bipartisan legislation to protect existing off-site (defined by Medicare as being more than 250 yards from a hospital),… Continue reading
Last April, Washington wheat, apple and cherry growers hoped U.S. and China trade negotiators would resolve differences and prevent imposition of damaging tariffs on our… Continue reading
On Sunday, July 8, Tarot the cats’ lifeless body was found in Lincoln Park, Port Angeles. He had been deliberately murdered by cutting his body… Continue reading
