Opinion
Tuesday Talk will cover controversial weed killer
Hundreds of volunteers came together this year to organize the Greater Hansville Community Center’s 50th Annual Rummage Sale. Such a huge undertaking takes coordination, collaboration,… Continue reading
Hansville Happenings
The mountains are out and so is the sun! Time to enjoy Hansville’s two annual open-air events. Remember, all you need for a week’s worth… Continue reading
Hansville Happenings
Battle against plastic There are 400 billion stars in the Milky Way and 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic in our oceans—13 times more. That sobering… Continue reading
“We are on borrowed time. It’s a wonder she has survived this long,” says Howard Garrett, co-founder of the Orca Network. “But Lolita has a… Continue reading
Hansville Happenings
Compared to the snow bombs in the Northeast, our weather has been relatively balmy. We’ve enjoyed many sunny, winter days and a very rare and… Continue reading
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In the shipping lane off Point No Point, about 320 feet down, the wreck of the SS Admiral Sampson sits, her hull in two pieces.… Continue reading
The brightest light in the night sky this month will be 2017’s only supermoon, on Dec. 3 weather permitting. That’s when the “Moon Before Yule,”… Continue reading
Ready for some good news? On the personal front, you’re not too old to change. And on the global front, it’s not too late to… Continue reading
“I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees,” said Henry David Thoreau, who has inspired generations of Americans to… Continue reading
Months of rain, a spate of little quakes in May, what’s next? A plague of murderous crows? Unless Mother Nature has any more surprises for… Continue reading
HANSVILLE — Dynamic couple Alix Kosin and Howie O’Brien sorted through 5,000 books donated this year for the upcoming spring book sale. Were they overwhelmed?… Continue reading
The weather is fine, the earth is showing signs of new life, it’s time to go outside and take a look around. Strange things were… Continue reading
I was warned. When I moved here, my neighbors said to be sure my cat and dog were safely indoors before dusk because, if a… Continue reading
The first sign of spring has popped up in my mail box — an invitation to The Northwest Flower &Garden Show, Feb. 22-26. The theme… Continue reading
“Once again, we come to the holiday season, a deeply religious time that each of us observes, in his own way, by going to the… Continue reading
