Opinion

He was a fisherman, golfer, businessman, friend, community organizer, salesman, writer, humorist, photographer, husband and most of all father, first to five boys then later after my mother died father to two girls an

 By Ruby Tuesday Romero

By Don Brubeck

Alki School needs work.

In 1971, Seattle was in a bad way. The Boeing Company had laid off some 60,000 workers over the previous four years and it was not looking any better.

By Patrick Robinson

Most people spend much of their lives in a quest to relieve uncertainty. 

By Patrick Robinson

My mom was bi-polar before they had a name for it but when she was feeling good, she would often take me and younger brother Scott in tow as she went house hunting.

By Patrick Robinson

What do I have in common with Prince Harry?

Actually almost nothing but that being said I do have an interesting story to tell that involves his name.

By Deb Barker

Regardless of your age, it’s obvious that the pace of change is accelerating. That alone is pointedly disruptive since human beings accept change unwillingly.

Editors Note: This column by Mike Robinson is from October 19, 1983. The boy in question, Owen Robinson is now grown up, and a successful Human Resources Manager.