by Kathryn Kingen
I'm excited because this month my white cardboard box will arrive. It's an early Christmas present sent from my Aunt Diane. Thoughtfully each one of my siblings gets the same parcel and every year the question at hand is…MORE
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Sat, 11/01/14
by Kathryn Kingen
I'm excited because this month my white cardboard box will arrive. It's an early Christmas present sent from my Aunt Diane. Thoughtfully each one of my siblings gets the same parcel and every year the question at hand is…MORE
Fri, 10/31/14
By Katy Wilkens
There are many ways to add sparkle to your meals without using salt. What else can help flavor your food? Sweet things!
Sweet is an inborn taste all humans have from birth, while the taste for salt is learned. Honey…MORE
Fri, 10/31/14
Northminster Presbyterian Church (originally the First Presbyterian Church of Ballard) was organized on November 9, 1989, by the Rev. A. J. Canney as an outgrowth of a Sunday school held in a boarding house. The original church had eight members…MORE
Fri, 10/31/14
By Amanda Knox
Two years ago, when Malaika Stevenson was diagnosed with eczema and prescribed a diet devoid of lactose and gluten, little did she knew that it might lead to the key to her future. Having turned five only last week, she…MORE
Wed, 10/29/14
By Peggy Sturdivant
“I love it here,” Debra Roberts tells me. “It’s the best view and the best patio in town. And I’m part of a big family.”
She’s talking about Anthony’s Homeport Shilshole. Roberts is like a cheerleader without the…MORE
Tue, 10/28/14
Terence Mckenna, writer, psychonaut, conduit of the mushroom and frequent lecturer in Seattle, said, “Psychedelics are illegal not because a loving government is concerned that you may jump out of a third story window. Psychedelics are illegal…MORE
Mon, 10/27/14
by Pat Cashman
My son Chris was born on October 24th--one of the happiest of my life.
I’m not saying how many years ago, but back then there was no internet, no cell phones, no Facebook---and no Twitter except for an occasional…MORE
Mon, 10/27/14
By Amanda Knox
With just over a week left until opening night, Literature and Drama teacher Andrew Finley and his cast and crew are busy sawing, stacking, and securing old wooden pallets into what looks like a horseshoe formation. Is it a…MORE
Sun, 10/26/14
By Tim Clifford
Some Halloween traditions are of the spooky and spine tingling variety. Other traditions, such as the annual Underwater Pumpkin Carving Contest held on Redondo Beach, are geared more towards testing technical skills and…MORE
Fri, 10/24/14
By Amanda Knox
“Farewell to corner stores, apple pies, waffle cones, and chili fries,” chant the Marines on the eve of their deployment to Vietnam. Little do these soldiers realize that they are not only about to lose access to these…MORE