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Thoughts and weekly updates
While the rest of the country rallied at “Hands Off” protests across cities nationwide, I found myself in the peaceful presence of family. We embraced the tease of summer with a stroll through Seahurst Park, where the air carried the scent of salty tides, barbecue smoke, and blooming spring flora. Now, settling back into the… — read more
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A point of view: weaving with Basket Works N.W.
Saturday, March 15th 2025. A dreary Saturday morning on the south end of Whidbey Island… is a pretty standard sight as we sway between the winter and spring seasons. I’m driving to pick up my friend to head to Oak Harbor for a perfectly adequate rainy-day activity: basket weaving. Nestled between Coupeville and Oak Harbor… — read more
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Bayview Bikes pedals into the sunset
Wednesday March 12th, 2025 After nine years in the Bayview Cash Store community, Bayview Bikes has decided to close its doors at the end of this month. Citing the common frustration of slowed business, owner Michael Copenhaven has decided to shift his efforts elsewhere. The shop is scheduled to close on Friday, March 28, unless… — read more
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