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| Nicholl, Doyal, Wefer-Clinton and Kemper to be inducted into 草榴社区 Athletics Hall of Fame | Four student-athletes, who all made exceptional contributions to their respective sports, make up the Western Washington University Athletics Hall of Fame class of 2016. The formal induction ceremony, free to the public, takes place Saturday, May 14, at 1 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the鈥 |
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| Meet Hartnell's new guide to stars | Andrew Lindsey went to the bottom of the ocean to embrace outer space. Right out of high school he joined the Navy and was assigned to duty on a nuclear submarine. He served on board for three missions, a total of 462 days under the sea. 鈥淚ronically, I joined the submarine force.鈥 |
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| Life on the half shell: Aquaculture dominates farming on Willapa Bay | On a blustery Thursday afternoon, Steve Shotwell and Tim Ritchey headed out to the farm. But instead of a harvester running through a field, Shotwell motored his custom-built, shallow-draft oyster boat out of the Bay Center Marina into the flats of Willapa Bay at high tide. 鈥淚 did this鈥 |
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| Collective memory topic of presentation Wednesday in Port Hadlock | David Schulz will lead a presentation on collective memory exhibited by socioeconomic groups at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. The lecture, The Contours of Public Memory, is part of the Inquiring Mind series at Jefferson County Library, 620 Cedar Ave. |
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| Three centenarians talk politics, religion, prospects | In almost every interview, there comes a lull in the conversation. That鈥檚 usually my cue to wrap it up and thank the person or persons for their time. But in this situation, with three centenarians sitting before me with all their candor, wisdom and sense of humor, I don鈥檛 want the鈥 |
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| 'Mill Town Boy' tells the story of an Everett Everyman | High school wasn't always an option for guys like him. Supporting the family came first. |
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| City to beef up municipal code enforcement | The city of Blaine has brought on an additional staff member to ensure Blaine buildings stay up to code. The city hired Madeline (Maddie) Ottley in February as a community planner. One of her job duties will be ensuring the city鈥檚 municipal codes are being followed to the letter. She鈥 |
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| Monica Ewing powers her way to happiness | Monica Ewing, 58, doesn鈥檛 hesitate to tell you about the three things in her life that make her the most proud: Noah, 19, Tucker, 26, and Jordan, 27. |
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| Bellingham hemp advocate hopes to change the way we build | Pam Bosch of Bellingham is trying to build a future for industrial hemp in the United States. The 62-year-old artist acknowledges that hemp, which generally refers to the inside stalk and seeds of the cannabis plant, gets a bad rap because of its association with marijuana. But she says鈥 |
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| 5 great rock-climbing routes in the Cascades | Climber Blake Herrington has scaled more than 100 peaks around the world, from Patagonia to all the gorges around Chulilla, Spain. These days, the Western Washington University alumnus is back in his home state, where he learned to climb 10 years ago. He鈥檚 written a guidebook, 鈥淐ascades鈥 |