Letters to the Editor
It isn’t charity if it’s coerced
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Government, religion always make strange bedfellows
I just wanted to give a shout out to Angie Vogt say right on to her May 15…
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Delights abound all around Port Orchard
Have you been there? Have you visited the waterfront? Have you been to the Farmer’s Market where they…
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Letters to the Editor, May 15
Val Torrens No surprise she goes after protesters Regarding Val Torrens’ most recent diatribe in the North Kitsap…
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Forget about the politics and just fix the economy
This letter is being sent to all the elected officials that represent me in the federal, state or…
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Why spend money on high school track if it isn’t done right?
Wake up, people. Washing-ton state school districts are wasting thousands of taxpayer dollars each year by perpetrating a…
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Wording on the EMS levy seems deceptive to me
I just opened my ballot, which has the levy issue on it for the Emergency Medical Services for…
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor, May 1
an invitation to The Honorable President Obama: We are sending you only the tag from my tea bag,…
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Why is the city picking on bail bondsmen?
In Sunday’s Kitsap Sun, there was an an article, “Bail Bonds by the Bay Nevermore,” that got me…
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Help the fire district save your life
When you need real help to protect your family or property, who do you want to come and…
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We accepted their generosity and passed it on
Following three hours of ballroom dancing at the Port Orchard Eagles, several senior citizens (usually six to 12…
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Stop signs: He tried to stay out of it
Stop signs He tried to stay out of it I have tried to stay out of the controversy…
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To the editor
About two weeks ago someone spray-painted certain words on the concrete at Kingston Skate Park. Unmentionable words. They…
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Downtown Port Orchard could be so much more
My husband and I are in full agreement with Christine Rutkowski (“What Port Orchard really needs is curb…