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На прошлой неделе президент Казахстана Касым-Жомарт Токаев совершил насыщенную рабочую поездку на запад страны, в нефтяную и морскую Мангистаускую область
Poetry, After all: Chelsea Wong @ pt.2 Gallery, Oakland pt.2 Gallery // February 13, 2021 - March 05, 2021 February 25, 2021 | in Painting Poetry, After All, a solo exhibition of new paintings by San Francisco based artist Chelsea Ryoko Wong. For her first exhibition with the gallery, Wong presents scenes of social interaction and peaceful meditation through the use of vivid colors and layered compositions. At the onset of the pandemic, Wong’s world was turned upside down. The artist, a fervently social being, found her world limited to her studio, her home, and her outdoor surroundings. As...
Pacific Northwest Christmas lights shine bright in a dark year Organizers of a popular Christmas lights show have created a unique drive-through experience in Snohomish County. SNOHOMISH COUNTY - Seeing kids reacting to the lights is a moment of clarity for Patrick Patterson, the chief operating officer at Warm Beach Camp and Conference Center. There was no denying that he felt a responsibility in keeping the Lights of Christmas on, in these dark times. "One of the funnest experiences is watching the cars just go around, and when you see the kids standing up through the sun roofs," he says
Martha “Marty” McLaren, a past West Seattle/South Park representative on the Seattle Public Schools Board of Directors, has died. Ms. McLaren, a Puget Ridge resident, was 76 years old. She was a longtime educator and community advocate, but her highest-profile role was that of board member. She won election in 2011 by unseating incumbent Steve Sundquist and then four years later was unseated herself by current board member Leslie Harris. We talked with Ms. McLaren after her election in 2011; she spoke of her teaching career following her involvement with advocacy as a PTA leader while ...
MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: December 12, 2020 684 After safely celebrating a social distant Halloween, we replaced door knocking with some candy drop off/exchanges, I felt more hopeful that we could find some ways to replace or amend or holiday traditions while staying safe and trying to keep fun for the kids who are already missing out on so much. This year there are new, local ways to participate in holiday activities and many are free. And if you’re looking to — or for — help, local organizations like Washington Kids in Transition, the Nourishing Network, Holly House, and local f...