I would like to give my heartfelt sympathy and sadness for the great loss of the family and friends of Keaton Farris from his very preventable death in the Island County Jail.
A recent letter from Richard Wagner, MD, has been attributed to me by several people. I am Dr. Robert Wagner, MD, the pediatrician. I do not support Rob Born for a hospital board position.
At some point in our lifetimes some of us may make that one big mistake or really bad decision that might result in some type of life-changing event. After years of denial, I experienced that life-changing event earlier this year when I was charged with driving under the influence.
I thank God no other lives or property were involved. This was a wake-up call I needed.
I had a routine test scheduled at Whidbey General Hospital this past Tuesday. I received excellent service and everything should have gone well.
We’re asking for your vote and support for Bob Severns as the next mayor of Oak Harbor.
Reading some of the letters to the editor on the merits of the fundamental structure of Whidbey General Hospital, I would like to remind you that, three years ago, the voters approved a $50-million bond for the building of a new wing and other upgrades to the hospital.
Some of you might have recently received an online survey for your opinions as to the reasons you chose Whidbey Island as your home. The majority of us would say we live here for the lifestyle.
That lifestyle, unfortunately, is being encroached upon by advancements of modern society. Perfect example are the advancements in aircraft that the Navy uses that generate higher levels of noise than those of the past.
I write to bear actual witness about Georgia Gardner, Whidbey General Hospital board commissioner running for reelection.
Reading some of the letters to the editor on the merits of the fundamental structure of Whidbey General Hospital, I would like to remind you that, three years ago, the voters approved a $50 million bond for the building of a new wing and other upgrades to the hospital.
Rob Born on his blog, and now his supporter David Howe in his Sept. 26 letter to the editor, portray Whidbey General Hospital as a recipient of very low marks on a 2013 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid/CMS “patient satisfaction” survey, as reported in a Seattle P-I article of April 8, 2015.
Some of you might have recently received an online survey for your opinions as to the reasons you chose Whidbey Island as your home.
The majority of us would say we live here for the lifestyle.
I have never met Mac McDowell, nor have I ever talked with him, so I am surprised to hear him describing my actions and intentions. He is incorrect in linking me to any anti-Navy campaigns.
The letter by Madeline Rose regarding hunting rules needs some corrections. It seems she believes hunters are evil individuals that trespass, litter, drink and drive, waste or sell game meat, damage roads and fire guns in violation of the noise ordinance.