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As the Nov. 3 General Election quickly approaches, Thurston County residents have several opportunities to register to vote ... more
I am a new old man. Although I’ve been working in the aging and end of life field for going on 10 years, I turned 65 this ... more
Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to review Timberline High School’s production of “Something Rotten.” Among the ... more
School buses are back on the roads, and summer vacations and local bird breeding seasons are over. Still, there’s lots of avian action ... more
Throughout this summer, I have attended several events hosted by Rebecca and Alexander ... more
A few days ago, I was meandering around our beloved downtown, chatting with various shopkeepers. Some of our conversations ... more
Happy 60th birthday, Lacey! Of the tri-cities in Thurston County, Lacey, officially incorporated in 1966, is the baby, roughly 100 ... more
There are several little-known, unique, and sometimes dark facts about our region. In this column, I write about several; for a more ... more
When I think of what makes Thurston County and Western Washington a great place to live, for me, it comes down ... more
Earlier this year, during the Arts & Pride Month conversation series, I had the honor of chatting with ... more
Earlier this summer, I wrote two columns about female birds’ vocalization and, more generally, about bird ... more
On the southeast corner of 8th Avenue and Jefferson Street is a small blue-roofed building that was built in ... more
After a brief hiatus, Theater Artists Olympia’s (TAO) “An Improbable Peck of Plays” has returned to the ... more
Raise your hand if you have ever seen Robert Redford and Jane Fonda’s iconic film adaptation of Neil Simon’s “Barefoot in ... more
Throughout our nation's history, people and communities have faced discrimination, prejudice, racism and exclusion either because of ... more
August 21 is National Senior Citizens Day, created in 1988 when then-President Ronald Reagan signed the official proclamation to ... more
Now and then, it is fun to share a fact about me that readers may not know. Here is one that ties into today’s ... more
Once upon a time, long before I had this column, I worked for the state in a job that was not compatible with who ... more
Last week, I had the opportunity to interview Stephanie Cholmondeley of Rebecca and Alexander Howard (RAH) ... more
“It has become extremely plausible that this trip between the maternity ward and the crematorium is what there is ... more
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