Now that the Mariners are in Spring Training, we can all look forward to the Puget Sound’s Hall of Fame…
By the end of the yoga class, the Tibetan singing bowls are sweetly ringing as the roomful of bodies are soothed deeper into the corpse pose.
The message from President Obama is to cut back and simplify.
The folks at the Whidbey Island Writers Association followed his lead when organizing this year’s Whidbey Island Writers Conference.
John Graham of Langley was a winner in the 2008 New England Book Festival for his memoir “Sit Down Young Stranger.” Graham was honored Jan. 24 in Providence, R.I.
Cassie Thomson, a Langley Middle School student, was the winner of the recent poetry slam at the Dog House in Langley.
Whidbey members of the Island Dance Competition Team competed with six dances and brought home six regional champion trophies and a Special Recognition Judges Ribbon from the Rainbow Connection Golden Tournament of Talent ’09.
Local artist Jan Hoy of Coupeville has been accepted into the 2009 Collective Visions Gallery Show, a statewide juried art show held at the Collective Visions Gallery in Bremerton.
If it’s almost Valentine’s Day, it’s also close to time for loving overindulgence, and for me, that means chocolate. Nothin’…
To say that living here is heartwarming, even in the winter, would be an understatement. So, without overdoing it, let…
Heaps of gratitude is a good thing.
In Tom Stoppard’s 1967 play “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead,” two slightly bumbling courtiers, former childhood friends of Hamlet of Denmark, are summoned by his usurping uncle, now stepfather, Claudius and his mother Gertrude to discover the cause of Hamlet’s strange behavior.
Mystery writer Philip Margolin will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Whidbey Island Writers Conference.
Garden planning season is upon us. Fruit trees are on sale at nurseries, seed packets are showing up in local…
