Sue Frause is a Whidbey Island freelance writer and photographer. You can reach her at sue@suefrause.com.
No doubt Ivar Haglund [http://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&File_Id=2499] would be whoopin' it up over Ivar's 70th anniversary celebration this year. Unfortunately, the colorful Seattle restaurateur died in 1985 at the salty old age of 89. Now the longest-standing seafood rest
I prefer road trips that don't include me as the driver. And now with the gas gods scowling down on us, even folks who would never leave their beloved vehicles at home are opting for alternative ways to roam. Plus, lots can happen when you're not behind the wheel. You can read. Listen to tunes. Eave
I prefer road trips that don't include me as the driver. And now with the gas gods scowling down on us, even folks who would never leave their beloved vehicles at home are opting for alternative ways to roam. Plus, lots can happen when you're not behind the wheel. You can read. Listen to tunes. Eave
The day after a former Miss Wasilla was picked [http://www.time.com/nation/article/0,8599,1837713,00.html] by Sen. John McCain as his running mate, I realized I'd been there [http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/whidbey/archives/147488.asp]. In 2004, I went to Alaska to see the start of the Iditarod [
Portland [http://www.travelportland.com/] is one cool town. As a lifelong Washingtonian, I've always considered Seattle my city, whether growing up in the rural community of Arlington or living on Whidbey Island [http://www.visitlangley.com/] for the past 33 years. But after spending a weekend in Po
