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Introduction to the Corner Store
Thanks to Donna Murphy The Corner Store on the 4th floor of the Cascade Tower is a resale shop selling items donated by Skyline residents. Money realized from these sales supports a variety of resident activities sponsored by the SRA: for example … Continue reading
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Ask Dr. Google or ChatGPT.MD for more info
Thanks to Mary Montgomery (note–“results may vary”)
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Spotlight: Covid-19 virus and vaccines – some good news
Katelyn Jetelina @yourlocalepidemiologist Every summer since Covid-19 arrived, we have had a wave. And lately, summer waves are larger than winter ones (but continue to decline in severity due to immunity). Here’s where things stand. What’s the current Covid situation? Levels remain … Continue reading
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Just in case you were there
Thanks to John R.
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Colbert & Letterman on the theater’s rooftop
Thanks to Mary Jane F.
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“I really didn’t say everything I said.”
Quote attributed to both Yogi Berra and Donald Trump
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Ghosts are more believable than…
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Message to the Mayor and City Council
Let’s get that already approved ordinance signed!
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If you want something less exciting than the news
Thanks to Diana C.
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Population Change
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Trump on Iran: Stuck on repeat
David Horsey in the Seattle Times
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How you might feel a few months from now
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When life was a bit simpler
thanks to John R.
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Now say it right
Thanks to John R. Ed note: There are several poems about the weird names in our state. Here’s one. “Washington Names — The Definitive (and Slightly Silly) Version” There’s a place called Humptulips,And Hoquiam by the sea,And a valley called … Continue reading
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After the Red Sea, this should be easy
Thanks to John R.
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