LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Let me see if I understand this correctly. The bond is needed due to overcrowding at South Kitsap High School and for “projected growth” in… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
In fall of 2019, my sons will enter South Kitsap High School. I don’t worry that they will get lost in the shuffle. They are… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
From many of the promoters and supporters of the carbon fee initiative, I-1631, come two basic arguments. One is true; the other could not be… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
I guess we serfs had better learn our place, as our nobles will keep making us vote on the South Kitsap bond measure until we… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
The upcoming election for the open Kitsap Public Utility District No. 1 seat has a very qualified and committed candidate: Nate Andrews. Nate’s experience in… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Last week, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted that we have just over a decade to get climate change under control to prevent… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Irene Bowling exemplifies Democratic values. She will bring her education, experience and creativity to the office. Irene will champion innovative ways to bring jobs and… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
I am writing to support re-electing state Rep. Sherry Appleton in the 23rd Legislative District. She has a solid record of accomplishments in many areas… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
The League of Women Voters of Kitsap would like to let everyone know that we do not support or oppose political candidates or parties. We… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Despite the propaganda of those with political power, freedom is not freedom from liberalism, conservatism or facts. True freedom is freedom from exploitation and pollution.… Continue reading
SOUTH KITSAP
Port Orchard Eagles gather money, food for SK Helpline.
Once again, Kitsap County residents are stuck with the bill for a shortsighted waste stream design. Washington State Utilities Commission approved (privatized) Waste Management’s rate… Continue reading
Skeptical, I analyzed Matt Ryan’s Letter of July 13 to see if his argument includes science since he invokes a scientist’s name. Matt’s knowledge appears… Continue reading
My wife reads your paper; I almost never do — but the Smaaladen headline caught my eye and I reached for an extra blood pressure… Continue reading
The June 22 Don Brunell opinion, “Seattle missteps shows need for new approach,” provided some concepts worth considering to address affordable housing and our homeless… Continue reading
To the editor, In response to Tom Debor’s letter published June 1 in the North Kitsap Herald asking “honest questions” about my seeking election to… Continue reading
To the editor, Each year, on one glorious May day, the Letter Carriers from around our nation come together to lift their neighbors from hunger… Continue reading
As you may know, the 4th of July Parade down Highway 104 is a Kingston tradition and one of the longest-running parades in the western… Continue reading
To the editor: am going to pose a few important questions for Mayor Erickson about her candidacy to replace Sherry Appleton as a state representative… Continue reading
To the editor The Poulsbo Community Orchestra, now in its fifth year, extends its THANKS to the 500+ guests attending Sunday’s “Broadway Hits” concert. If… Continue reading