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What’s not to love about the Hadlock sewer idea? After reading official documents, let me count 10 ways:
1. The majority of Hadlock residents do not support the sewer. They don’t see …
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3/13/21
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As a resident of greater Hadlock, I could not possibly afford the now $28,000 to $41,000 estimate of what each homeowner would have to pay to hookup to the proposed Hadlock sewer system.
It …
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3/12/21
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Many of our elected officials seem unaware that many poor and middle class people are living a healthcare nightmare.
Medical debt is the number one cause of bankruptcy and homelessness. Nearly one …
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There are small landlords and many tenants unaware of what is covered in Governor Inslee’s moratorium on evictions that will expire March 31.
Read the full proclamation: …
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3/11/21
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I have been lucky to vote in Washington since I was 18. I dream of a democracy where every person has the right, the knowledge, and the power they need to participate in our governance.
But today, …
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3/10/21
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Wow! A vaccine that’s 95 percent effective!
What does that really mean?
Here’s from a Feb. 23 article in The New York Times: “Does the Vaccine Stop Transmission: …
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The saying goes that, “It takes a village to raise a child.” That is so true.
In a school it takes many people to make things happen. At Salish Coast Elementary we want to thank …
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3/5/21
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We are writing in praise of Jefferson Healthcare’s COVID vaccination distribution program.
Last week we were among approximately 1,000 elderly patients receiving the vaccine. The caring …
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3/3/21
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The time has come for single-payer healthcare, Medicare for All, to cover all residents of our state.
SB 5204 authored by Senator Hasegawa would do just that. Called “Whole Washington …
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3/3/21
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In response to the article concerning the recent COVID outbreak at a residential care facility, I would like to suggest that some serious pressure be put on the corporate offices of said facility to …
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My husband, Ken, grew up exploring the wooded hills behind their family farm in Whatcom County. At 77, he has not let being blinded by glaucoma stifle his curiosity and pension for exploring. With …
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2/26/21
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Re: the letter from Mr. Poeschel, “People of conscience please take note.” I agree with most of what he says and all of the substance of his letter.
I have been stunned and …
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