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THE “KEEPERS OF Mt. Mueller,” is how I refer to Larry and Sherry Baysinger. For more than 30 years, the two avid horsemen have viewed the trailhead, trails and especially Littleton Horse Camp as “sort of our hobby.” Their hobby is to clear away fallen tree debris after storms and maintain the trailhead and camp.

Jeffery Smith announced his retirement Thursday, Jan. 12 after 32 years in education. Under his tenure, all Hampton schools received full accreditation from the state for the first time.

Educational panel to accompany film

“WELL, SURPRISE, SURPRISE, surprise!” I’m hearing Gomer Pyle’s catch phrase from the 1960s Andy Griffith TV show going through my head when thinking of the past few weeks’ surprisingly freezing cold, blustery and snowy weather.

Pipe organ music will celebrate Halloween this weekend in Port Townsend and Port Angeles.

THE HUNDREDS OF people in attendance were packed like sardines into the Blyn-Bay event room at the 
7 Cedars Casino hotel Tuesday evening during the Washington State Parks Miller Peninsula Open House. They were there to make their voices heard to State Parks commissioners Ken Bounds and Holly Williams and State Parks Director Diana Dupuis, along with supportive staff and contract workers.

With a mission of mothers and daughters serving their community together, the New Braunfels chapter of the National Charity League has grown to currently include 207 members.

Собрали главные события — новости Ростова-на-Дону на 22 августа 2021