How Pickleball Saved My Life
A recent article in The New Yorker asks “Can Pickleball Save America?” (July 18, 2022). I don’t know about America but here …
First Artist Salon, July 13
The Stanwood Camano Art Advocacy Commission is excited to host our first salon for artists, musicians and writers. It will be hosted …
Discover Beautiful Camano: Doc Dodgson’s Last Days
I share this story of the last days of my grandfather “Doc” Dodgson on Father’s Day weekend for a couple of reasons …
Stanwood-Camano residents you can make $ on your digital photographs of our beautiful region!
Do you live in the Stanwood-Camano area? Have you taken some great photographs over the years? If your answer to these is …
Ramona Snowden Publishes The Mystery of the Missing Meow
We are thrilled to announce that Ramona Snowden has published the first book in her Finn and Brody Warm Beach Investigations early …
Bridges of Redmond: Roger Urbaniak, Salmon Caretaker
I met Roger Urbaniak playing pickleball at the YMCA off Bel-Red Road in Bellevue. I was languishing during the pandemic: eating too …
Dorsey brothers to paint 10 personalized paintings, “60 minute miracles” during Studio Tour
Two talented artists and brothers, Jason and Jed Dorsey, are going to make 10 people very happy during the popular Studio Tour …
The Bridges of Redmond: Meet Laura Lee Bennett – Culture Weaver and Community Builder
Laura Lee Bennett has loved the Sammamish River since she moved into a condo on the west side of the river, right …
Vintage Watercolorists of Washington opens with big crowd
The Vintage Watercolorists of Washington show opened at Sunnyshore Studio on Saturday, March 12, the same day that Washington State’s mask mandate …
Bridges of Redmond: Meet Ken Osborne – River Poet
This is part of Jason Dorsey’s Bridges of Redmond project in which he tells the stories of people who love the Sammamish River that flows through Redmond, Washington.