WHICH CHURCH OFFERS free child care at a "Mom's Time Out" from 9:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Monday mornings? Which gourmet, waterfront restaurant welcomes families… Continue reading
MARY LOUISE OLSON wasn't a quitter. At the age of 15, after her brothers were lost at sea, she emigrated from Malmo, Sweden, to the… Continue reading
SHE WAS THE youngest of the 14 cousins, but Phyllis Silva-Keith still remembers the big house on G Street, a block off Cherry. She can… Continue reading
POLLY FISH WAS at work one day when she happened to spot it SEmD the most beautiful coat she had ever seen. It was periwinkle… Continue reading
HE LOVED MUSIC, being outdoors, going to the Rose Theatre and staying up late. He hated getting up early, going to school and the idea… Continue reading
FOR THREE-AND-a-half decades, Nancy Fitch and Claudia Neva have played their own brand of western music. Fitch plays guitar and harmonizes with Neva, who plays… Continue reading
WHILE THE JEFFERSON County commissioners consider how to regulate the location of adult businesses, Janet Emery has an R-rated show going on right outside her… Continue reading
ON SATURDAY, COLLEEN Freidberg stepped onto the streets of Seattle and into the pages of a novel. The plot was familiar: a boy and a… Continue reading
IN JUNE OF 2009, Anna Nasset-Glenn followed her dream and with only a few hundred dollars in the bank, bought an art gallery in downtown… Continue reading
THEY SHARE THE same name. They grew up in the same area. They went to the same university at the same time, majoring in the… Continue reading
"BACK OF THE bread is the flour, and back of the flour is the mill. And back of the mill is the wind and the… Continue reading
ASK BOB ROSEN what's on his "to-do" list and he'll have a ready answer. Rosen is the manager of the Quilcene Community Center, which is… Continue reading
IN "EAT, PRAY, Love," author Elizabeth Gilbert describes her yearlong attempt to rebound from divorce by immersing herself in the culture of Italy, meditation in… Continue reading
MOST PEOPLE TAKE it for granted: the small garden plot on the left, circumscribed by pavement, as you drive down the Sims Way hill into… Continue reading
WAS IT THE bishop who planted the seeds of the idea last fall? Or the deacon who sowed them in the local parish during Lent?… Continue reading
IT STARTS DRAMATICALLY with a clash of cymbals. Then the drums set the pace, echoing the tramp, tramp, tramp of footsteps -- soldiers and Scouts,… Continue reading
FOR THE PAST 17 months, Ron Campbell's life has been a circus. Except for travel breaks, he has performed nine shows a week in a… Continue reading
JENELL DEMATTEO LIVES a busy, colorful life. From her house in Port Hadlock, which is painted a nonshrinking shade of blue-violet, she commutes to two… Continue reading
WHEN LUCINDA EUBANK joined the Port Townsend Coast Guard Auxiliary, which conducts public tours of the Point Wilson Lighthouse, she came with a pedigree --… Continue reading
YOU MIGHT NOT know it's there. But turn off the main highway into town at Fredericks Street, then left on Otto, and follow the winding… Continue reading
