Articles from the May 29, 2019 edition

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 By Ken Stern    Opinion    May 29, 2019

Musings - on the editor's mind

I was 12 in 1967 and 15 in 1970. I grew up watching the six o’clock news on a black and white TV. My family’s good TV then was a portable black and white, on a wheeled stand. It was in the room over the garage we called the porch: an exterior door le...

 

Town needs turkeys

While walking along Third Street recently I found myself pining for a weirder, stranger time in La Conner history. This town could use an injection of weird stat, before it succumbs to being a sterile, Norman Rockwell painting come to life as an...

 

Private Johnson-Board meeting needed

Dear editor Georgia Johnson is a dear friend of mine, and I hate seeing her go through all this pain. When I have spoken to her about the outcome she would like to see, it has always been to tell her story in private to the school board without the...

 

Johnson's outstanding record

Lettuce consider this bunch of actions: A simple online search for the “La Conner Food System” results in a variety of sites – some with logistic details that highlight nutrition information, free/reduced lunch ratios, farm partnerships and...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    News    May 29, 2019

Local cemeteries honor veterans on Memorial Day

Warm weather, warm memories. It was a perfect combination for those who gathered at La Conner area cemeteries on Memorial Day to honor deceased veterans and departed loved ones. A large sun-splashed...

 
 By Ken Stern    News    May 29, 2019

Georgia Johnson's termination gets vote at June 4 special meeting

The La Conner School District’s Board of Directors will have Food Services Director Georgia Johnson’s termination on their agenda for the third time in two weeks when it convenes for a special meeting June 4 at 5:30 p.m. The Board did not comply with...

 
 By Mel Damski    News    May 29, 2019

The power of prayer: Father William Treacy celebrates 100th birthday

Father William Treacy, the iconic Irish Catholic priest, celebrated his upcoming 100th birthday on Sunday surrounded by 200 of his friends and followers. He will actually hit the century mark Friday....

 
 By Ken Stern    Opinion    May 29, 2019

Serving the nation, protecting the country

At this time of year, we remember and honor our war dead, especially those who have died in vain on various far flung shores. Our military personnel have been in too many battles in too many places over too many decades of our country’s history. T...

 
 By Ken Stern    News    May 29, 2019

Fire District 13 Chief Roy Horn retiring

An era ends at year’s end when Roy Horn retires as Skagit County Fire District 13’s fire chief. The District’s Commissioners accepted his resignation Thursday at the end of their monthly meeti...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    News    May 29, 2019

Fine dining: Benefit supper emphasizes health food

Baked potatoes were the main course, but it was love that flavored a community dinner at the Swinomish Gym last Wednesday. Health food was the fare of the night as proceeds from each plate were...

 

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