By Melanie Caviness For the Reporter I am often asked about careers in veterinary medicine. It takes a well trained…
By Dr. Shreeketa M. Mehta Lake Sawyer Primary Care According to the National Center for Health Statistics the average life…
BAD ATTITUDE By Sherrilyn Kenyon • B.A.D. – Bureau of American Defense. She looks like Angelina Jolie, only shorter and…
By Dennis Tompkins The Evergreen Arborist Hopefully, we can put the sandbags and snow shovels away and turn our attention…
Open Mic Night – Sweetheart Style • Saturday is your date night and the next Open Mic night at the…
What are the chances of hitting a target or goal if you’re blindfolded? If your goal is a healthy, attractive…
Gallery Opening • Including regular gallery hours, the Creative Arts Center will open its doors the second Friday evening of…
The Friends of Black Diamond Library are hosting a quilt raffle featuring the work of Enumclaw quilter and author Karin…
Maple Valley Youth Symphony Orchestra will be presenting “A Grand Affair” Waltz Gala Ball 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Olson…
Kentwood received more donations than Kentridge for their Charity Chains. Eliana Sperro, left, and Clarissa Butac lead the Charity Chain…
By Dr. Fadi Aljabi Cold and flu season is here and some of our most vulnerable are at risk of…
By Timothy Acker, J.D. No one looks forward to requiring the services of a nursing home or assisted living facility….
Nora Roberts is a well-known romance author. Her books have been published in many languages and countries. “Dance Upon the Air” isn’t one of her most popular or even my favorite book by this author. It is, however, indicative of the great power of Ms. Roberts’ writing and her ability to touch a reader, even as she provides goose bumps, smiles and laughter.
MultiCare Health System, which includes a clinic in Covington, was recently featured in Forbes Magazine as one of the American Heart Association’s “Gold Level Start Fit-Friendly” companies.
My husband, who is a fan of history, reminded me of the old Chinese curse (yes, curse): “May you live in interesting times.” Indeed, these times are nothing if not interesting. Funny word, “interesting,” with a long tradition of being the substitution of choice when the user actually means “lame,” “horrible” or “wretched.”
A grocery store clerk handed me a two-dollar bill the other day with my other change. My immediate thought was that the bill was bogus. After all, you so rarely see one that’s it easy to forget it is legal tender. But it’s got Thomas Jefferson’s face on it. However, if you ever receive a three or four-dollar bill – with the faces of Millard Fillmore and Zachary Taylor on them – be very suspicious.
By MICHAEL LANGER and ROGER HOENo Across the nation, families and friends are busy planning for Super Bowl parties. Whether…
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