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Spinning time to defeat the British

July 2026 marks 250 years of America's existence. So let's take a short look back at what the Red Coats called a treasonous civil war. A rebellion where loved ones, neighbors at first, learn to …

Spread love on Valentine’s Day

The history of Valentine’s Day is like many historical events: it may have happened, I hope it happened, and it mostly did happen. But understanding how it came to be is like assembling a …

What to know about WA Gov. Bob Ferguson’s $3B transportation spending plan

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled a plan last week to steer $3 billion into preserving the state’s roads and bridges and building three new ferries over the next decade. Ferguson would …

Families, caregivers, and community members across Snohomish County will gather on Saturday, Oct. 11, at Boxcar Park in Everett for the 2025 Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End …

'Monumental Talks’ observance marks 9/11 anniversary in Mukilteo

Lia Tetreault didn’t know if she would survive the day. Hiding under an old woman’s porch, she heard the soldiers going door-to-door, asking residents if they were sheltering any …

Art is all around us

Maybe while you are reading this article, you may want to heat up and slurp one of the many flavors of Campbell's Soup? But why Campbell’s?   Art is everywhere, and what is art is in the …

Summer: It means no social science destinations  

August, aka the dog days of summer, and officially the last month of those long daylight and sunny days. It’s the last summer month to no longer put off one of those many once-in-a-lifetime …

Some updated advice from Plutarch on being a good father

With Father’s Day June 15, let’s turn to the Greek and later Roman citizen Plutarch’s (46-120) fatherly wisdom. What were some of the insights this mentor would share with fathers? …

Mothers’ words are glue – they stick with us

E ven though many states had their own official Mother’s Day, that day varied among those states. Therefore, on May 9, 1914, President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed throughout the United States the …

Why do we collect things?

Did you make your New Year’s resolution? For those avid object collectors, I can only guess one of your important resolutions is to at least twice a month visit an estate sale, garage …

New Year’s Eve traditions from around the world

Christmas has come and gone. How about also thinking about how to celebrate New Year’s Eve? While you and your loved ones are planning, take time to discuss what others throughout our …

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