Editor, Recently, in your paper, a parent lamented the fact her young children face bullying in a local school. Her children can learn new skills… Continue reading
Editor, I can’t help but feel as though there’s a war on parents happening on the South End, and let me explain why. My complaints… Continue reading
Editor, I was recently admitted to WhidbeyHealth as an inpatient in the Med/Surg Unit. I could not have been treated more professionally or graciously by… Continue reading
Editor, It’s hot out folks, even if it’s overcast. It’s too hot to leave your dog in the car. Please don’t leave your dogs in… Continue reading
Editor, Thank you, to the Island County Sheriff’s Citizens Patrol for watching our home while we were on vacation. We have a security system and… Continue reading
Editor, Thanks so much for putting in print what needed to be said, what people need to be reminded of…that in the discourse around the… Continue reading
Editor, I fear for the safety of my family. I am a 1964 Naval Academy graduate. I received my wings in 1965, flew 3,500 hours… Continue reading
Editor, I’d like to thank our legislature, and our House Representative Dave Paul specifically, for making major progress in addressing climate change and protecting our… Continue reading
Editor, On the Island Life page of the July 13 edition of the South Whidbey Record, the two folks to the reverend’s right in the… Continue reading
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Editor, There’s a bill coming up in Congress to assist the 200,000 Americans who have early-onset Alzheimer’s. I’m urging Rick Larsen, Maria Cantwell and Patty… Continue reading
Editor, I just had to respond to the letter in the South Whidbey Record of July 10 from Joe Kunzler of Sedro-Woolley. Joe refers to… Continue reading
I’m just back from a dream trip along the coast of Slovenia and Croatia. Roman ruins everywhere, gorgeous sunsets, the clear blue waters of the… Continue reading
Cartoon for July 10, 2019… Continue reading
It’s fitting that the Freedom of Information Act was signed on the Fourth of July in 1966. The federal law is emblematic of the most… Continue reading
Editor, A response Mr. Gunther’s editorial question of June 26. I have visited the destruction, and participated in cleanup, after five “one-hundred-year storms”, and one… Continue reading
Editor, It has come to my attention that small fractions of Americans seem to want to waste valuable time and effort vandalizing the signs of… Continue reading
Editor, The Democratic National Committee has thus far failed to agree to hold a presidential debate with the sole focus being climate change. The UN… Continue reading
State lawmakers outdid themselves this year in the assortment of ways they chose to extract more bucks from you, your neighbor, and even your friends… Continue reading
