My granduncle was the oldest man I had ever seen. His name was Father William Cashman, and I guessed his age at 500 or 600 years, but that was just a guess. He may have been older.
Security of your home during a remodeling project is of paramount importance.
I have to admit that ever since the Reverend Jesse Jackson threatened to castrate Barack Obama, I’ve been in a spiritual funk.
September is here. The kids are back in school. And the Fall Equinox is right around the corner.
Election day is still a couple months away but I’m ready to make some predictions on how our State will vote. I think Washington will cast its votes for Democrat Barack Obama for President and Republican Dino Rossi for Governor.
I suppose this is coming a bit late in the game, but I don’t have much going on right now, so I have decided to run for president.
If politics were boxing — and sometimes it certainly seems that way — then we have finished with the sparring and it’s now time for the main event.
Your first clue may be as obvious as the unexplained cuts and bruises on your daughter’s body or as subtle as her odd preference for long sleeves on hot days.
Seafair has come and gone. The Summer Olympics have concluded. And the Presidential candidates have been decided.
Many see the Labor Day weekend as the last days of summer. It’s the last long weekend before the dreary days of fall and winter. It’s the last paid holiday before Thanksgiving.
When the 520 floating bridge opened in 1963, travelers had to stop at a toll booth on the east side of the bridge and fork over 35 cents (close to $3 today).
You might have seen the news story last week: A couple of guys from Georgia told people that they had found the body of a dead Bigfoot – and they were going to show it at a press conference, proving once and for all that such a creature really existed.
Melissa Batten just wanted to move on with her life. Joseph Batten didn’t allow that to happen.
One of the most convenient and robust tools technology has brought us is the cell phone.
The public needs extremes.
Like a lot of you, I’ve been watching the Olympics.
Q: I have an Intel P4 computer with one megabyte of RAM using Windows XP. It runs flawlessly. I haven’t even considered buying a new computer because this one still does everything I want it to. And since Microsoft is supporting XP for a few more years, I thought I could wait a little while longer. But I just used my neighbor’s new quad-core computer and I’m rethinking my decision. What do I need to know before I take the plunge and buy a new computer?
Back-to-school season is here, but for many, the budget is bare.
A friend of mine was driving past a cemetery with his 4-year-old daughter one day and noticed her looking closely at it. “Do you know what that place is?” the dad asked. “Oh sure, “she answered casually. “That’s where the dead guys live.”
Judicial elections are different from all other elections in Washington State.
