Lifestyle & Feature
KUOW's Ross Reynolds Interviews Molly Wizenberg
Blogger Molly Wizenberg's new book, "Delancey: A Man, a Woman, a Restaurant, a Marriage." Video produced by Akiko Oda for KUOW. Additional footage by Caroline Dodge.
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Gillespie Prevails as Festive Mood Shines Over Wine and Food Event
Nearly 700 people converged on the grounds of the Harbor History Museum on Saturday to sip wine, sample food, attend culinary presentations and —of course — see how one food local talent would fare in a competitive cook-off with a national celebrity.
Gig Harbor Students Get Healthier, One Mile at a Time
Gig Harbor elementary students learned about the importance of exercising and staying active as part of the National Run a Mile event.
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What's the Secret to Everlasting Love?
In honor of Valentine’s Day, Patch sat down with five local couples, who have been married for several decades, to share stories about their sweethearts and some wise advice to lasting relationships.
Molly and Quentin Clark of Sumner, both 85 years old, first met at Eastern Washington University and both became teachers.
“It’s important to support each other in whatever enterprise you’re involved with,” Quentin Clark said. “That really makes for camaraderie.”
Molly and Quentin Clark of Sumner, both 85 years old, first met at Eastern Washington University and both became teachers.
“It’s important to support each other in whatever enterprise you’re involved with,” Quentin Clark said. “That really makes for camaraderie.”
Singer Jaime Wyatt Gets Homecoming Welcome in Gig Harbor
Singer-songwriter Jaime Wyatt, who graduated from Gig Harbor High School in 2004, performed in front of a packed house at Morso.
Gig Harbor Boy Scouts Celebrate Veterans Day
Gig Harbor's Boy Scout Troop 282 held its annual Veterans Day celebration at Skansie Brothers Park.
Gig Harbor Unites Against Crime at National Night Out
More than 1,200 residents stopped by to enjoy some free food, games and music at Gig Harbor's second annual National Night Out.
National Night Out is a “community-wide” block party designed to heighten crime prevention awareness and an enjoyable means to promote neighborhood spirit, build police-community partnerships and send a message to potential criminals letting them know we will not tolerate crime in our community.
National Night Out is a “community-wide” block party designed to heighten crime prevention awareness and an enjoyable means to promote neighborhood spirit, build police-community partnerships and send a message to potential criminals letting them know we will not tolerate crime in our community.
'We Day' Inspires Local Students to Make a Difference
KeyArena buzzed with excitement as 15,000 students from 400 middle and high schools across the state celebrated community service and helping others at We Day Seattle on March 27, 2012.
Alexis Lundt, a ninth grader at Curtis High School, said she has been involved with various service projects at the school. Through the experience, Alexis said her eyes have been opened to the fact that many children lack the basic necessities that others take for granted.
“It really humbles you,” she said. “When I can give to someone, and I can see someone smile…that means everything to me.”
Alexis Lundt, a ninth grader at Curtis High School, said she has been involved with various service projects at the school. Through the experience, Alexis said her eyes have been opened to the fact that many children lack the basic necessities that others take for granted.
“It really humbles you,” she said. “When I can give to someone, and I can see someone smile…that means everything to me.”
