Making arrowheads, tossing spears, wandering old homesteads, and studying petroglyphs: All are part of a Washington state program designed to ensure that material progress doesn't completely obliterate the past. Part 1
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 Seattle Times is recommending voters reject Initiative 985 [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/editorialsopinion/2008229398_edit05initiative985.html], the Tim Eyman-sponsored measure that would create a statewide "traffic congestion relief" fund, eliminate localized revenues for devices such
Is it possible to shop almost exclusively at thrift stores and not look like a ragamuffin? You bet, but it's not easy.
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
