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| Today's SIFF highlights: May 31, 2011 | Shot in Washington over just seven days, "Do You See Colors When You Close Your Eyes?" is "shot like a poem is written" and uses nonlinear memories to tell the story of a family tragedy. |
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| Bellingham couple a dynamic pair in the worlds of poetry and pets | Anita K. Boyle and her partner, Jim Bertolino, have written collaborative poetry, so it's fitting they won a "dynamic duo" award in November for their joint volunteer work for Whatcom Humane Society. Every Monday, they travel from their rural home north of Bellingham to the… |
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| Pushing to the top: A younger Whittaker attempts to scale Everest | "Children at times follow their parents' footsteps into the family business. In Leif Whittaker's case, that path leads to the top of the world." |
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| Mount Everest, a family tradition | "Leif Whittaker has always known that walking in his father's shoes would be a difficult chore. But here he goes, at age 25, leaving Port Townsend this week to climb Mount Everest. In 1963 Jim Whittaker, at age 34, became the first American to summit the world's… |
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| Bellingham woman graduates after 21 years of college classes | The Bellingham Herald |