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| It takes a creative community to make a film about the Mount Baker Marathon | A hundred years ago, it took grit and perhaps a touch of craziness for a small group of loggers, mill workers and other local men to race up gnarly trails at night and dangerous snowfields at the break of day to reach the summit of Mount Baker, then run back down the mountain to catch a train or… |
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| Parks Dept. Readies for Summer Day Camp With New Director | With the summer camp season right around the corner, the Mercer Island Parks & Recreation Department has appointed Chris del Pilar as the new Summer Day Camp Director, according to a city press release. |
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| Honors Program graduates bright, gifted students | |||
| Stout honored with Northwest Communication Association service award | |||
| Western's Northey named to academic all-district list | Western Washington University rower Megan Northey has been named to the Capital One/College Sports Information Directors of America Academic NCAA II District 8 women's at-large team. The all-district honorees advance to the Academic All-America Team ballot where All-America honorees… |
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| Rotary Names May Students of the Month | Savanna Hatch, daughter of Travis Hatch of Buckley, was the recipient from White River High School. A strong academic student taking multiple advanced placement classes, Savanna has a 3.69 GPA. She has been a member of the high school dance team, is active in community activities and works at… |
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| UW professor to share ways global lit can help illuminate the world May 21 | |||
| Bellingham author releases Washington biking book | When Mike McQuaide was asked whether he suspected in his youth that he might become a successful writer, he grinned and responded, "I would have said they had the wrong guy." If you're interested in road biking in Washington state, however, you'll have the right guy… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø professor studies nuances of walking, balance for seniors | As an athlete growing up in Eugene, Ore., it made sense for Brandi Row to earn her master's degree in exercise and movement science from the University of Oregon. Then, while working on her doctorate at Pennsylvania State University, she became interested in how exercise can help older… |
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| 20-somethings go home to regroup | GO AHEAD, ask Joseph Sumi. |