To the editor: Artists are, perhaps, less frightened by change than the rest of us, or maybe it’s that they are just less resistant to it, less prone to buckle under the potential terrors of risk-taking.
To the editor: Fortunately Kitsap voters have a clear choice this year in the 23rd District. You can vote for job creation, social justice, and equality or, impediments to progress and prejudice.
To the editor: On May 1, Washington State Ferries says: “In an effort to encourage smaller vehicle use, allowing more room on the ferries, WSF is restructuring its rates to phase in discounts to drivers of vehicles under 14 feet long.”
To the editor: I hope Mr. Ward will find someone other than Debbie Vann for advice, on any subject related to city hall, especially in the use of outside attorneys.
To the editor: This week, during National Nurses Week, we would like to specially recognize the tremendous contributions that hospice nurses make to this community.
To the editor: How ashamed we are of that the leading Catholic Church on the island, St Cecilia’s, could not stand up against offering its parish the Referendum 74 petition.
To the editor: In Tuesday’s sports section of the Sun, on the front page, was a photo of Tiger Lake on opening day of fishing season, probably last year.
To the editor: In a recent conversation with a friend, I mentioned that I had been doing some volunteer work with Camp Siberia, a Bainbridge Island nonprofit that since 2001 has sent almost 200 Bainbridge High School students to Russia to provide a two-week summer camp experience for Russian orphans.
To the editor: The Big Dig of 2011 was the most significant challenge to downtown Winslow’s retail establishments for decades. Earth-moving equipment, barricades closing off door access and lots of dirt wielded a near-death blow to downtown sales.