Camano Gateway Bridge opens to traffic
Sixty years ago, when the General Mark Clark Bridge opened, Twin City News writer Grant Freer welcomed it as “a fine new gateway to Camano Island.” Full Story
How safe are we?
New state database tracks safety record of hospitals
It may not be a crystal ball, but patients can clearly see the safety record of area hospitals and how likely they are to emerge unscathed from a medical procedure, thanks to a new online database. Full Story
The gloves come off in political campaign
Things you expect to see at the fair include rides, food, prizes and friends.
So, Robert Strickland and his wife, of Everett, weren’t surprised to see John Koster at the Stanwood Camano Community Fair last Saturday.
Koster was at the fair with his family, Strickland said, and was saying “hi” at the Republican booth when the couple happened by. Full Story
Negative politics erodes the trust of voters
Editorial
Bad news is known to travel faster than good.
Maybe that is why so many political candidates neglect the opportunity to speak well about themselves and their plans for the future. Instead, candidates, both Democrat and Republican, jump on the “slam your opponent” soapbox. Full Story
EarthTalk: What’s the truth about antibacterials
Dear EarthTalk: I heard
about a supposed dangerous
chemical called “triclosan”
that is in many
personal care and other
consumer products. Can
you enlighten? – Carl
Stoneman, Richland
Full Story
Don’t miss-d-boat
The end of summer marks the beginning of so many activities each year.
Life begins to revolve around school, community organizations, church and sports. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and even left behind. Full Story
Yoga offers flexiblity to mind and body
Basic beginner stretching/yoga can be done by almost anyone, but it does take some guidance through reading, or taking a class, discipline and consistency.
Yoga is an exercise routine that will help your balance, coordination and a sense of centeredness.
My mother, Georgia Mantis started yoga at age 86. Full Story
Ronald Duane Morgenthaler
Jan. 23, 1935 - Aug. 9, 2010
Ronald Duane Morgenthaler, was born Jan. 23, 1935, in Bellingham, and he passed on Aug. 9, 2010, in Everett.
Ron graduated Mount Baker High School and the University of Washington.
He married his high school sweetheart, Eleanor Hansen, in 1955, before serving as an officer in the Air Force for three years in Amarillo, Texas. Full Story
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