Erma Aldous still remembers startling a patient awake when she covered him with a blanket as the evening cooled. “He stared up at me,” she… Continue reading
It doesn’t have central heating, barely has any plumbing and raccoons live upstairs, but the historic value of the 150-year-old Granville and Henrietta Haller House… Continue reading
Guitarists combine music, history in novel concert
Martial arts school fundraiser helps South Whidbey resident
After a summer of tow and go, they gather for ‘last bash’
‘In our lifetime, polio will be eradicated’ — Nick Wildeman
Plant the pumpkin, bake the pumpkin, eat the pie
Northwest Native art to be discussed Thursday
Uncommon Threads, 15th Annual Whidbey Weavers Guild show, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 2 and Sat. Nov. 3 at Nordic Hall, 63 Jacobs Road Coupeville.… Continue reading
Haunted Fort event will be a scary good time
They lived so long in the shadows that by the time the light shone, many had died. But their names, stories and struggles live on… Continue reading
More than a dozen local restaurants are contributing signature soups for Good Cheer Food Bank’s annual Empty Soup Bowl Night 5 to 7 p.m., Sunday,… Continue reading
Fun Band brings joy to Island Senior Resources in Bayview
FREELAND Halloween Howl n3:30-6:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 26, board an Island Transit bus for a free twilight tour to Deception Pass State Park with Native… Continue reading
After more than 30 years in business, Micky and Paul Sarkis of Village Pizzeria are hosting their first benefit ever at their popular Langley restaurant.… Continue reading
Cultus Bay Distillery owners dip into brandy and grappa
Brown descendant researches wild times of Progressive era
‘It’s my passion to demystify hospice’ — Karen J. Clayton
Offers insight into lives of refugee, immigrant students
‘I get people taking photographs all the time … and apparently it’s on Facebook’
