Letters to the Editor
Commissioners kept their promise
Commissioners kept their promise
Letters to the Editor
Sedition bears a heavy price
A modest proposal for one- and- all self-proclaimed “innocent, peaceful” participants such as Harbor resident Phillip Pine and…
Letters to the Editor
Repeating lies doesn’t make them true
Kevin Pine, I voted for you last election, but not any more. Too many Republicans and Trump followers…
Letters to the Editor
“Saddened and sickened” by commissioners’ comments
As a Grays Harbor resident and taxpayer, I was saddened and sickened to read in The Daily World…
Letters to the Editor
Commissioners misplace their allegiance
It was shocking to read in The Daily World on Jan. 9 that our two newly-elected Grays Harbor…
Letters to the Editor
We can still come together
I am a Vietnam veteran and a life-member of Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA). I watched in great…
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What is going on in Aberdeen?
My wife and I came to Aberdeen last week to shop. We pulled into the parking area next…
Letters to the Editor
Congress must not leave Washington without passing COVID relief
The economic devastation of this pandemic is making the housing and food needs for our neighbors much worse,…
Letters to the Editor
Do what’s right; wear a mask
The December 5, front page featured three stories that were basically the same story: Covid 19.
Letters to the Editor
A thank you for Steve Robecker’s service
I want to take a moment to send all my family and friends a heartfelt thank you for…
Letters to the Editor
Welcome home
I grieve deeply for those who suffer, in body and soul, from their battlefield experiences — specially those…
Letters to the Editor
Response
An Oct. 28 letter to the editor has me thinking of the word “subversion.”