I just want to extend a public thank you to all of our good friends and neighbors for their amazing support and love throughout the past three months as my partner, Michael Klim struggled through a cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy and ultimately his passing on March 31, 2010.
High winds and rough seas have led to the cancellation of two sailings on the Keystone-Port Townsend route.
Today’s cartoon is by Brian Fairrington, Cagle Cartoons.
Today’s cartoon is by Bob Englehart, The Hartford Courant.
Today’s cartoon is by Patrick Corrigan of The Toronto Star.
Rosemarian Berni, 84, was born in Portland, Ore. on Sept. 30, 1925 and died in Edmonds on May 2, 2010….
Gordon Gilbert Gookins was born on Nov. 24, 1924 in Coupeville and died on May 1, 2010 in Coupeville. He…
The Daughters of Norway, Ester Moe Lodge No. 39, will have a special luncheon of fish cakes and accompaniments in honor of the upcoming Syttende Mai celebration at their next monthly meeting.
The last two times I have been out driving, I’ve seen three dead snakes, probably hit by cars as they tried to cross roads or sunned themselves on warm pavement. Drivers may have mistaken them for sticks or vines.
On warm days, I watch for snakes in the road. If I see one moving, I stop the car and wait for him to cross the road. If the snake is motionless on the road but unhurt, I use a stick to prod him off the road (being careful of traffic myself). If the snake has been mortally injured but is still alive, I do my best to put him out of his misery, because snakes can take a long time to die, and they feel pain as intensely as we do.
The South Whidbey boys golf team scored a big win Monday, placing first in a Cascade Conference match at Useless Bay Golf Club.
Unity talk is ‘Life at the Power Point’ For all who live and strive for some power and mastery over…
The South Whidbey tennis team beat Mount Vernon 5-2 at home Monday, despite the wind and rain.
Today’s cartoon is by Pat Bagley of the Salt Lake Tribune.