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March 2018

By Mike Cassidy on March 21, 2018 in Past Issues with 0 Comments

Visiting the “Galapagos of the North” — a sailing adventure • On top of Mount Aconcagua • Teacher quit kids to teach dogs • Starting from scratch in a new country • Up from the ashes, a new house in Broadview • Marson and Marson: They Built This City • Magician Jason Sims • Dancer and instructor Andrea Locke • Dreaming of raspberries • Don’t fret about death • The opioid epidemic • More places to taste wine in Leavenworth • Morgan Mohler — lineman for the county • An ugly hunting trip

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When parks should be pillows — A true story written by Julia Scott

When parks should be pillows — A true story written by Julia Scott

By Mike Cassidy on July 23, 2018 in Columnist with 0 Comments

By Julia Scott Ah, summertime… Being neighbors in addition to best buddies, Colleen and I used to “sleep out” on either lawn nearly every night of the summer in the 1970s. And if it rained, no problem, we just grabbed … Continue reading →

Lauchlin MacLean and the ‘Big Ditch’

Lauchlin MacLean and the ‘Big Ditch’

By Mike Cassidy on July 23, 2018 in Columnist with 0 Comments

By Rod Molzahn Talk of the need for a ditch to irrigate all of the Wenatchee Flat had bounced around Wenatchee for years but in 1888 it looked like something might just happen. In March a meeting was called to … Continue reading →

Our state grass: Bluebunch Wheatgrass

Our state grass: Bluebunch Wheatgrass

By Mike Cassidy on July 23, 2018 in Columnist with 0 Comments

By Jaana Hatton Drumroll, please — here comes our very own state grass: bluebunch wheatgrass (pseudoroegneria spicata). Now say that three times as fast as you can. The Latin name implies that the plant is a fake (pseudo) or mimics … Continue reading →

How AI will make better medicine

How AI will make better medicine

By Mike Cassidy on July 23, 2018 in Columnist with 0 Comments

By Jim Brown, M.D. For generations in our classic medical teaching, training and clinical practice, we physicians were taught which medical treatments had been successful for populations of “average” patients with certain diseases, symptoms and physical findings including their lab … Continue reading →

Standing up and clapping for humility

Standing up and clapping for humility

By Mike Cassidy on July 23, 2018 in Columnist with 0 Comments

By June Darling Humility is not thinking less of yourself, it’s thinking of yourself less. — Rick Warren Is humility a good thing? “Oh, yes. Of course,” you may be thinking. “I wish exactly that for my superior-acting co-worker and … Continue reading →

Homemade sauerkraut is most delicious

Homemade sauerkraut is most delicious

By Mike Cassidy on July 23, 2018 in Columnist with 0 Comments

By Bonnie Orr Sauerkraut is like the little girl with the curl in the middle of her forehead. When it is good, it is very, very good; when it is bad, it is horrid. This concoction is historically important. The … Continue reading →

Red-wing blackbirds are real showmen

Red-wing blackbirds are real showmen

By Mike Cassidy on July 23, 2018 in Columnist with 0 Comments

By Bruce McCammon I was taking photos at a marsh in Bozeman, Montana a few years ago when a family approached to ask a question. The father said hello and asked if I knew the name of the blackbird with … Continue reading →

The Good Life: Office in the cloud

The Good Life: Office in the cloud

By Mike Cassidy on July 23, 2018 in Columnist with 0 Comments

By Mike Cassidy Editor As a young reporter, I would hustle out to a scene of a news event in my ’63 Rambler (about the best a beginning reporter could afford), take copious notes in a scribble on a reporter’s … Continue reading →

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