In his latest column, Matthew Reddin looks at Shark Week, shark attacks, and a bit of PR spin on behalf of sharks and their “bad reputation.”
Corie Skolnick’s first column for her series Communiqués From Geezerville is about what can be accomplished in four years and the advocacy of cleaning up dog poop.
S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “Reason To Believe,” Park talks about the three instances his alcoholism made him remorseful.
In his latest column, Matthew Reddin examines late-stage capitalism and how Americans willingly pay good money to wear and/or display company logos.
Richard Brautigan stood before me at the front desk. It would be his last reading before he returned to Bolinas and blew out his brains with a gun. But nobody knew that.
It’s the middle of the baseball season, Joseph Edwin Haeger shares his take on the sport and card collecting. There’s love for the game, and then there’s the business side too.
Recently, the Pacific Northwest had a record-breaking heatwave that lasted for days. Residents suffered as they dealt with the heat; Nancy Townsley shares her experience.
Despite drought afflicting almost the entire Western United States, elected officials do nothing to prevent the coming conflagration.
S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “My Way,” Park talks about cheap living in Longview in the Sixties and working at the sawmill.