Donald Johnstone's book offers a photo history of Mount Rainier
Theresa De Lay
Donald Johnstone signed copies of his book 'Mount Rainier National Park' at Costco Saturday. The book was published by Arcadia in the Postcard History series.
Arcadia recently published a new book in the Postcard History Series, written by Donald M. Johnstone and titled “Mount Rainier National Park”.
Four Panther soccer players and coach make All-State 3A team
Four Bonney Lake boys soccer players and coach Luke Helling-Christy have been named to the 3A All-State soccer team.
Buckley mayor announces second National Guard armory
Plans for a $32 million National Guard armory – a two-story facility that will sit on 20 acres on the rural edge of Buckley – were made public the morning of June 12.
How to bring physical fitness into a relationship | Fitness Chat
Dear Stephanie and Bruce: I have been enjoying my emerging identity as a fitness enthusiast but have been experiencing friction in my relationship with my wife. Although she is supportive of me working out at the gym during the week and hiking, biking or running on the weekends, I have sensed increased resistance to my desire to participate in events every weekend. What advice do you have to stop the emotional chaffing?
Tacoma Narrows Airport runway reopens after rehabilitation work
The runway at Tacoma Narrows Airport in Gig Harbor reopened June 16 following a 45-day rehabilitation. Crews reduced the width of the runway, added new signage, and repaved the runway, among other improvements.
Farmers market to join Tunes at Tapps
The annual Tunes at Tapps concert series at Allan Yorke Park is growing to an entirely new level this year with the addition of a farmers style market.
Quadrant proposal was flawed from beginning | Letter to the Editor
I never have liked the saying "I told you so," only because it doesn't feel good to be proven wrong. With that in mind, before I joined the Bonney Lake City Council, in early 2003, I warned our leaders of dealing with the Weyerhaeuser/Quadrant group.
Protect your joints now and avoid pain later
As the weather around Puget Sound turns sunnier and warmer, many of us will be taking part in any number of outdoor recreational activities the area has to offer. Whether you’re out for a hike or bike ride with the family or playing an organized team sport, taking care of your knees, hips and other joints will go a long way in ensuring you can enjoy all of summer’s fun activities.
Spread the word and the peanut butter too | Carter's Community
School is out, but thus far, due to the lack of sufficient resources, the Bonney Lake Summer Meals program will not be available this summer to serve meals on the Plateau to youth. I verified this with Bonney Lake Community Resources Director Stew Bowen Thursday after noting it on their website.
Smart phones and special homes | Our Corner
Another Father’s Day has passed and my kids have not placed me in a home for wacky fathers. I consider that a parenting success.
A cure for summer boredom | Editorial Cartoon
This week's editorial cartoon by Frank Shiers, Jr. addresses a common concern, summer boredom.
