Whom do you think of when you hear the term “mother-in-law unit?” Do you think of a family member? Perhaps a younger relative, like a nephew, or an elder parent? Or do you think of a renter who has finally found an affordable place in a town where they work, but would not otherwise be
Rabbit Haven hosts its Spring Thing fundraiser and educational event the week before Easter. And that’s no coincidence.
Carolyn Bick tagged along with Harbor WildWatch on a recent low-tide beach walk on Fox Island. Here’s what they saw.
A Q&A with Ghostlight’s founder on upcoming production of “Steel Magnolias”
The volunteers flock to area beaches in the darkest hours of winter to count sea stars, crabs and other creepy-crawly critters.
The work, to be installed this year next to the new roundabout, features a compass rose, map and Northwest flora and fauna.
Renate Rain and the Puget Sound Plungers say a cool dip in the sound is good for your mental health and helps connect you to nature.
The community celebrated Chanukah by lighting a menorah at Skansie Brothers Park in Gig Harbor.
Unknown vandals knocked the menorah over, tore out its lights and bent back its branches.
Robin Avni sat down with Carolyn Bick to discuss her journalism background, upcoming book at what’s next for PAL.
