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On September 20, 1962, a flock of homing pigeons is released from the observation deck of the Space Needle as part of a plan to publicize the 1962 Seattle World's Fair
BY ALAN J. STEIN, COURTESY HISTORYLINK.ORG | September 20, 2022 at 11:45 a.m.
A Historic Victory Brings Drug Price Relief to Washington Seniors
Millions of seniors will get relief from a new law that will help reduce out-of-control drug prices
Maude’s Awards
Maude’s Awards reward innovations that enrich the quality of life for persons living with Alzheimer’s and dementia
A Washingtonian's guide to living among volcanoes
Better understanding our mountains and what to do when legitimate concerns arise can help us manage the stress of living near volcanoes
Must-see Seattle art shows and festivals this fall
This article and tips on upcoming events is courtesy crosscut.com, part of the Crosscut 2022 Fall Arts Preview
Whooping It Up at the Ellensburg Rodeo
"We had a blast"
Graham Nash is Coming to Town!
Graham Nash, of Crosby Stills Nash & Young fame, will be spending several days in the Puget Sound region
Local Author, the Peace Corps and The Color of the Elephant
Christine Herbert of Kirkland reflects on how aging impacts volunteerism in the Peace Corps
Step By Step
The Optimism Walk is a family-friendly fundraising event that offers a short 1.5 mile walk in a carnival-like atmosphere
Stay Safe and Independent in Your Home
The good news is that falls are preventable; they are not a normal part of aging
Rebuilding Together
"I did not realize the difference walker stairs, lever door handles, and grab bars would make in my life"
WINTHROP: Northwest History
Winthrop is the tiny Old West town in eastern Washington with antique boardwalks and the Okanogan National Forest in the backyard
There's No Place Like Home!
The forward-thinking residents were simply way ahead of their time
Calling All 55+ Volunteer Enthusiasts
It is the last event of the year
