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“It was like stumbling upon buried treasure”


July 4, 2022 at 8:32 a.m.


Pines and Needles

The event also serves as a celebration of famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted’s legacy in the Northwest

Inspire Positive Aging Award Winners!

The recipients of Sound Generations’ 2022 Inspire Positive Aging Awards were celebrated at a June 16 luncheon.

Filipino Village and Senior Housing Community Opens

Seattle's Filipino Community Village and affordable senior housing project opened in June

Returning to the Farm

With 67 acres, seven fully restored historic farm structures, a 100+ year-old producing orchard, herb and flower beds, livestock, forested hillsides and large hay meadows, the Mary Olson Farm has everything it takes to conjure up childhood memories

17 of the Best Lake Towns in the U.S.

Chelan was ranked in the top-3 for the 2022 list

Make Foraging Your New Hobby

Finding wild, edible food near where you live can be fun and challenging, plus add tasty interest to your evening mea

GONE WITH THE (So Sue Me, Margaret Mitchell) WIND

My son-in-law is a sailor. He competes in races around Puget Sound as well as the Lake Union Duck Dodge events in his 22 ft. sloop

Eating Locally: A Healthier Option for You and the Planet

How to find Farmers Markets and farm stands near you

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The Longest Day

NEST, a local organization supporting seniors in their homes, is sponsoring a Pickleball Tournament to raise funds for the Alzheimer's Association

Lake Quinault Lodge

This beautiful building was constructed in 1926 in less than fifty-three days and it’s been accommodating visitors from all over the world ever since

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The Seven Wonders of Washington State

Washington State is an amazing place and what makes it so amazing is its natural wonders

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Utopias on Puget Sound

Probably the most famous of the experiments was Home Colony on Joe’s Bay, on Kitsap’s Key Peninsula

Hotel de Haro

Hotel de Haro is part of Roche Harbor Village, a historic seaside resort located on San Juan Island

Playland

Playland, a 12-acre "million-dollar pleasure resort," opened with a flourish on May 24, 1930