Birth control was legalized in 1965 just in time for my first experience at marriage. The Supreme Court ruled in…
Seattle’s 1962 World’s Fair was awe-inspiring. It previewed developments that would improve our daily lives in the next millennium. While…
No one in the Pacific Northwest is exempt from the impacts of climate change.
Two years ago, about one month into the pandemic, I wrote a column called “On Hold.” I lamented the sudden…
The soaring inflation rate has turned trips to the gas station, grocery store, shopping mall and restaurants into nerve-wracking experiences….
I have a new chair. I can see why you may think this is not exactly newsworthy, but it is…
The announcement that we would be losing our critical glaciers in 50 years now is front page news (“Study: Olympic…
The news that President Biden plans to resume leasing of federal land for oil exploration may be good five years…
Tai Chi is practiced by about 20 percent of the world’s population and its popularity is increasing rapidly. It is…
I have lived a tax-sheltered life for nearly 80 years. The only exception was my last year of college and…
Sunflowers are to Ukraine what tulips are to western Washington. During the blooming season, both are spectacular and represent the…
If you have any interest in instigating an inherently fractious conversation lately, just bring up zoning.
With COVID-19 vaccines widely dispensed and masking requirements mostly lifted, will “work from home” end? Will workers return to downtown…
