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A year as a Wildcat under her belt, Luper’s eager to talk about sports, stadiums and settling down in her new hometown
If the thought of exercise brings back bad memories of awkward adolescence and smelly gymnasiums — snap out of it….
Taste the Season: Wine tasting dinner June 30 at Frasers Gourmet Hideaway
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A famous frog once sang a Ray Charles song and stole the hearts of millions. The word “green” has taken on a whole new meaning since Kermit croaked those words. We see it on TV, in magazines, newspapers and Web sites advertising everything from toilet paper to house paint. Kermit would blend right in!
A man with a bicycle, sneaking off to count salmon runs while his wife expects him home finishing chores. Five children tirelessly exploring a playground. A couple from Canada and a friend from Ireland strolling the Oak Harbor shoreline.
“Hmm. This looks like a blanket, and this one was probably a blazer,” artist Maggie Lancaster said. A specialist in hand dyed silks and wool braided rugs, Lancaster sorted through her fabrics.
More than 1,000 people enjoyed a night out Tuesday evening at Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor.
In the 1960s, Treva Carter was asked by leaders in Coupeville to come up with a fundraiser to help benefit the historic part of Front Street, where many of the buildings at the time sat empty.
Tickets are now on sale and going fast for DjangoFest Northwest which will be held Sept. 24 to 28 in Langley.
