Editor,
It has not been a very good year for snow sports, ski resorts or landslides in our state. Now, Governor Jay Inslee has declared a drought emergency because our snow pack is only 27 percent of normal. What’s going on?
Editor,
It has not been a very good year for snow sports, ski resorts or landslides in our state. Now, Governor Jay Inslee has declared a drought emergency because our snow pack is only 27 percent of normal. What’s going on?
Editor,
Environmentalists, especially those who participated in the Divestment March earlier this month in Coupeville, should set a good example in the community. One of the ways they can do this is by conserving electric power.
Did an anti-Navy, (former) Al Jazeera reporter influence DNR Commissioner Goldmark to deny traditional Navy training in the Olympic Forest and Congressman Kilmer’s public criticism of the Navy’s NEPA process?
Comments on the Whidbey News-Times website by former Island County commissioner Angie Homola, located below the article “Island County in deep water over Swan Lake work,” demonstrate why she should never again hold elected office.
I am doing a bit of a lobby campaign about the Oak Harbor sewage system.
Editor,
I see Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley is at it again. Remember the oak tree at the post office?
Editor,
Kudos to staffers Jessie Stensland, Michelle Beahm and South Whidbey Record’s Justin Burnett for shedding light on recent activities at Whidbey General Hospital.
This is in response to an online comment made in response the Whidbey News-Times Jan. 31 article, “Whidbey area leaders discuss new squadrons, jet noise.”
As I was enjoying Ms. Darst Townsdin’s article on Saturday, it appears that Capt. Barrington could see into the future, having named his schooner “Growler.”
After exhaustive research of my own, I have found the true meaning of COER, and that is “Crazy Old Elite Rich.”
The Whidbey News-Times reported the new sewage/wastewater treatment plant is at the 30 percent design stage and already potentially almost 50 percent over budget.
Editor,
After reading “Board explores reserve’s message” in the Feb. 19 edition of The Examiner, I was disheartened to see that after the reserve’s 37 years of existence, the trust board is focusing its limited staff and funding resources on “What exactly is a reserve?”
Bravo to everyone who was involved in the production of “Spamalot” at the Whidbey Playhouse.