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Posted Mon, Mar 16, 3:19 p.m.
I guess that explains why I got a call from the billing department asking me to pay for the issues I have received since my subscription lapsed in January (just as Hearst announced the sale, by the way; talk about poor timing). I asked what would happen when the print ...
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Because our new superintendent was selected in a competitive search, and I've heard such good things about her, I made an erroneous assumption that the school board would approve her closure recommendations without too much trouble...clearly I'm wrong there. I feel for her: she's got a big job, she's walked ...
MOREPosted Fri, Nov 28, 5:10 p.m.
Meredeth - I love this list. Market Spice Tea is always in my mom-in-law's stocking, and she has done quite a bit to influence gifts for out-of-town friends. I would count her as a granola connoisseur. One of her favorites is Northern Gold, available at Safeway. It's made in Port ...
MOREPosted Wed, Aug 20, 12:17 p.m.
What's the name of that roller derby magazine?: I'm going to go to First & Pike and ask them for it. My sister-in-law is a relatively new, but huge fan. This is the kind of thing that makes the newsstands so much fun to peruse. When I was working on ...
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Love that gibassier: Sue - My husband and I took that Portland tour last October. We had such a delicious time that my mouth watered as I read your apt description of it. The gibassier at the Pearl Bakery is so wonderful that I've taken every opportunity to get to ...
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I know why the Mayor doesn't attend Sonics games: I attended Saturday night's Storm game - they won BIG against the Minnesota Lynx! Just before half-time, the Mayor appeared on the scoreboard's screen, and the Storm announcer let the crowd know he was in attendance. He was immediately, and overwhelmingly ...
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which Sam Adams did you drink?: I just have to know. Please tell me you didn't drink the Sam Adams you tried to use as a lure! I am going to try this method. My mom-in-law used Slug-o last time she was here and had to spend half the day ...
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City Council has to try to shape Mayor's budget now: Having worked in the City's budget office (over ten years ago now), it is always interesting to me to see how the Mayor and City Council engage the broader public in the budget process. I remember staffing public meetings that ...
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RE: Where to get the book?: Thanks for noting the broken link! It is fixed now: http://www.wardepub.com/catalog/sportandchild.html
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math facts memorization!: This explanation of the WASL is interesting and helpful. My daughter will take the WASL for the first time next year, and mostly what I hear from her about it is how the test turns the school upside down. Sometimes she can go the library, sometimes she ...
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