Riding wave of a perfect day

posted 08:26 AM 12/25
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I doubt that anyone could - or would want to - remember each day of every year.

But our minds cling to some moments, hours or even entire days.

The 2009 day my brain clings to happened in early September – before the leaves began to turn gold and red, but after the kids went back to school.

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Class offers valuable chance to learn about area birds

posted 09:11 AM 09/18

Pointing a pair of skis or a snowboard down a snow-covered slope, even the gentle bunny hill, for the first time clenches up a lot of teeth each winter.

A shadow world is revealed when the water retreats

posted 07:07 AM 05/29

There’s a weird, mysterious world just a few feet away from all of us, but it remains hidden most of the year.

Careful inspection and prevention will keep ticks from ruining your summer

posted 06:42 AM 05/22

I don’t want anyone to start feeling itchy or creepy over breakfast, but this is shaping up as an epic year for ticks – the nastiest parasite in the Northwest.

Trail’s beautiful legacy is drawing to a close, but future looks promising

posted 03:41 AM 05/01

NISQUALLY – It’s never easy to say goodbye to an old friend – especially a final goodbye.

Get ready now for first coast razor clam season

posted 04:13 PM 10/16

The first razor clam dig of fall is set for the first weekend of October, and I'll call hotels, motels and campgrounds right now if you want to spend the night on the Washington Coast.

Camp coffee help from Minnesota

posted 08:15 AM 10/10

Slacking off, camp coffee, razor clams and photo contests

posted 08:15 AM 10/10

Readers also battling -- or loving -- squirrels

posted 08:15 AM 10/10

Olympia Mountaineers offer a great introduction to hiking

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Mud, slime and Power Bait

posted 08:15 AM 10/10

What to do when fish torture you

posted 08:15 AM 10/10

Should we help the California angler?

posted 08:15 AM 10/10

Kid anglers need your help tonight!

posted 08:15 AM 10/10