Mark Mulligan / The Herald |
Cascade High senior a leader in school's food drive
Taking a lead: Minhtam has helped on school projects in a variety of capacities since her freshman year. Among other roles, she was the junior class secretary and is ASB secretary this year. [More]
November 9
The Forum: Old pot roast way still her favorite
Straight from Dee Dee Ohm of Snohomish, who just shared her dandy dish called Saturday night (or any night) chicken, we have another of her favorites. [More]
By Judyrae Kruse
Herald Columnist | November 9
Nancy Pearl to speak in Langley
Nancy Pearl, Langley’s favorite book reviewer, will be back in town to give recommendations of her favorite books. [More]
November 9
New and improved spork features knife
Is there a name for an improved spork? How about a knork? These spoon-fork combo utensils have a serrated knife edge as well. [More]
November 9
Turkey day crafts for kids to create
We welcome Thanksgiving for its simple focus: family and food. Kids still want to be part of the preparation, so let them get involved with simple crafts. [More]
November 9
Associated Press |
College apps are a family affair
If you’re throwing around the term “app” a lot but it has nothing to do with iPhones, you must have a high school senior in the family working on a college app. Application, that is. [More]
By Beth J. Harpaz
Associated Press | November 9
School Winners
Everett girl wins backpack in drawing Becky Azure, a 9-year-old at Penny Creek Elementary School in Everett, recenlty won a Forest Service backpack stuffed with maps, hiking guides and safety items. [More]
November 9
How you get warts, how to get rid of them
When I was a kid, my mom told me not to touch frogs because I would get warts. [More]
By Howard Bennett
Special to The Washington Post | November 9
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