Appel: An Open Letter on OPALCO
In any small community personal judgments and personalities arise in disagreements and obscure the issues. But no matter how strongly we feel, in the case of OPALCO, the rules of economics are inexorable:
In any small community personal judgments and personalities arise in disagreements and obscure the issues. But no matter how strongly we feel, in the case of OPALCO, the rules of economics are inexorable:
NAVAL AIR STATION WHIDBEY ISLAND, Wash. – The Navy has clearly and consistently explained that the introduction of mobile and fixed transmitters to enhance already-occurring training will not harm people, animals, or the environment. The following information is provided to explain the facts and counter false information that has been spread regarding the Navy’s training plans.
Last week, Skagit Regional Health and Cascade Valley Hospital announced they are entering into an agreement with UW. You can read more about the deal here.
This update focuses on Peace Island Medical Center's financial results as reported to the WA Department of Health. I'm providing this as background for the upcoming election, which will include races for new hospital district board members and which may include an updated levy request for PIMC. The filing deadline for hospital board candidates is in May.
We would like everyone to show that we’re in “Solidarity with Jenny” by wearing green, politely arriving 15 minutes before and peacefully attending the 1:30 pm hearing on Friday, February 27 in San Juan County Superior Court.
On Thursday February 19 , the ACLU filed suit against Skagit Regional Health to enforce the Reproductive Privacy Act. It also sent letters to three other hospital districts.
As the 2014 measles outbreak wound down, I quoted Albert Camus’ “The Plague”:
The Catholic bishops here in the U.S. are meeting this month to decide whether to update the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care.