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Elementary, my dear… It’s spring again! But wait… can there be spring without hope?
Admittedly, I made a mistake. It was just a few weeks ago and I broke my own rule ...
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Elementary, my dear… It’s spring again! But wait… can there be spring without hope?
Admittedly, I made a mistake. It was just a few weeks ago and I broke my own rule ...
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Coast Chronicles: On springing forward
I’m convinced that no one likes springing forward except dogs who get to eat an hour earlier. Here ...
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Budget reset: Stop the cycle of overspending — show voters the results
Shortly after being elected, Gov. Bob Ferguson convened a diverse transition team to advise him on priorities like ...
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Coast Chronicles: Pandemic remembrances
In the beginning Humans got a slap upside the head in the first quarter of 2020 from a ...
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Editor’s Notebook: Ancient worlds surround us
Like the flickering special effects in the 1960 version of H.G. Wells’ “The Time Machine,” past ages unspool ...
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Editor’s Notebook: Talk to the animals; sometimes they talk back
A man who walks with the animals, talks with the animals, grunts and squeaks and squawks with the ...
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Coast Chronicles: News that’s fit to print: both good and sad
Spring has sprung The daffodils are beginning to bloom all along Bay Avenue. Last week we had several ...
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Animal Shelter Report: Rosie wants to be your best buddy
If you’re looking for a furry friend who will bring endless joy, love, and laughter into your life, ...
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Elementary, my dear — Public Education: The last bastion of democracy
I first became aware that education and democracy were intertwined in my eighth-grade civics class at E Street ...