Being happy isn’t a mood that is 100 percent achievable 24 hours a day. I like to think of happiness as something that comes and goes.
The important thing about finding happiness is knowing it will always come back.
On Monday, Undersheriff Bruce Distler will get on a ferry with his wife Bonni, their car and trailer and say farewell to the island he has called home for the last eight and a half years.
Lori Honeywell took over the Southend General Store and Restaurant almost two years ago.
“The community was so welcoming,” said Lori.
It all started with a dream inspired by an article read on an airplane. Now 23 years later that vision is getting shined up and turning into a reality.
She was gardening when they came. She said she could see their faces. She said it was as if she could reach up and touch the body of the jet. She said it was so loud she was knocked to the ground.
Despite having to face two of the highest ranking teams in the state, the Lobos are not a daunted group of players. They finished the last season with 7 and 4. Though they faced their foes and lost, they took home pride for an overall well-played run.
This fall, 13 Lobos will be hitting the court ready to bump, set and spike their way through another volleyball season.
Islanders showed up with signs promoting green energy at a recent campaign kickoff forRepresentative Rick Larsen of the Second District, who is running for re-election.
After numerous complaints about Wave2Go ticket theft, Washington State Ferries has changed its policies.
Beginning June 15, ticket holders will no longer be able to use the 18-digit ticket number, but must have their ticket in-hand.
The Catherine Washburn Medical Association recently asked author Lorrie Harrison and photographer/designer Robert Harrison to produce a book about how the practice of medicine evolved on Lopez.
The band finished their sound check and prepared to play their first note when the lights went out. Some bands might have picked up their amps and headed for the door, but not Polecat.
Whether in a school on Kodiak Island or conducting Island Sinfonia, Ned Griffin has a simple philosophy – love what you are doing.
Battlefield Band, founded by a group of friends in 1969 and named after the “Battlefield” area of Glasgow, has toured and performed throughout the world for more than 40 years.
